All Herbs articles – Page 42
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Organic food bruised by Which? report
Consumer magazine Which? says consumers misguided when buying organics.
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Exotics on the horizon for UK growers
UK could grow exotic crops as climate warms. Butternut squash, chillies and sweet peppers among the possibilities, say experts
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Top grower tickled pink
A specialist grower of garden pinks receives Grower of the Year Award 2002.
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Herbs rich in antioxidants, US findings show
A study by the USDA shows that herbs often contain higher levels of antioxidants than other fresh products.
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Israeli tomato crop situation improving
Israeli tomatoes have been hit by unseasonable cold, wet weather in January. Volumes were down but are now improving.
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New heathrow facility reduces cargo risk
Benair's Heathrow Perishables Terminal proves a success at world's busiest airport.Rising levels of traffic at the Colnbrook facility west of London.
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New Solas granted
UK growers can now do battle more effectively against pests and disease thanks to specific off-label approvals for two products.
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Agrexco takes stock
Israeli exporter Carmel Agrexco has announced investment in a new operational system at source.
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HRI provides herb irrigation insight
The HRI releases findings on irrigation systems and improve yields. Three industry insiders give key presentations at National Herb Centre HQ.
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Long Life packaging targets spears
Long Life Solutions and Long Life Thermoforming release new packaging solution for asparagus that promises to extend the shelf-life of the product to three weeks.
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NZ research breakthrough
An accidental discovery by one grower in New Zealand could change the way root disease in glasshouse crops is controlled.
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Beetle battle stepped up
The ministry of agriculture is stepping up its annual information campaign against Colorado beetle this year.
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Pitahaya shows promise
Israeli exporter Agrexco is introducing the UK to a promising new exotic line this autumn.
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Organic sales spiral
Organic food sales are expected to more than double between 2001 and 2005, says a new report Health Foods.
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Elsoms announces birth of new baby-leaves
A trials open day at seed-breeder Elsoms revealed advances in brassica, herb and salad varieties.
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Agrexco goes Ecofresh
Within one year all fresh produce exported by Agrexco, Israel's leading agricultural export company, will be marketed under its Ecofresh logo.
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Swedeponic's organic tonic
The Swedeponic group wins organic status, making it largest supplier of organic potted fresh herbs in Europe.