All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 16
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         Article ArticleSpanish stonefruit season closes on a low noteWith the stonefruit season closing, Spanish growers have been left disappointed as lower volumes have not led to strong returns. 
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         Article ArticleSainbury's trials scan-and-go appSainsbury’s is trialing a new mobile phone scan-and-go app in three UK stores. 
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         Article ArticleAgroCap expands into SpainThe AgroCap Group based in the Netherlands has announced it is expanding into Spain with the formation of Agro Marketing Cool Fresh España, trading as Cool Fresh Spain and with offices in Valencia and Huelva. 
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         Article ArticleHonduran citrus exports on a rollCitrus exports from Honduras this year will generate more than $14 million, the country’s national farming and fisheries health service, Senasa has said. 
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         Article ArticleKiwifruit disease strikes Chilean orchardsThe Chilean ministry of agriculture has said that the kiwifruit vine disease Psa has now been found on 30 different orchards. 
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         Article ArticleFresh & Easy launches new brandTesco’s US subsidiary Fresh & Easy has launched a new and expanded range of 39 different fresh prepared salads and vegetables. 
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         Article ArticleEMR in table-top melon firstEast Malling Research (EMR) has grown what is thought to be the world’s first commercial crop of table-top melons. 
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         Article ArticleShandong Fuji harvest gets underwayGrowers of Fuji apples from the coastal province of Shandong in eastern China have begun to harvest their fruit. 
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         Article ArticleSirane expands into TurkeyStaffordshire packaging innovator Sirane is targeting new markets with expansion into Turkey. 
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         Article ArticleUK cranberries build on success of trialHarvesting of UK-grown cranberries begins in the next few weeks with output expected to climb following successful trials last year. 
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         Article ArticleUniveg Katopé UK kicks off Brazilian seasonUniveg Katopé UK has taken delivery this week of the first new season grapes from Univeg's own farm in Brazil. 
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         Article ArticlePrepared produce gets vital new brandResearch collaboration between Plant & Food Research in New Zealand and the Department of Primary Industries in Victoria, Australia has brought a new range of targeted, prepared vegetables to market. 
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         Article ArticleFlorida grapefruit forecast risesGrapefruit production in the US state of Florida is forecast to increase on last season’s levels. 
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      ArticleNZ kiwifruit disease spreads furtherThe Hawke's Bay area in New Zealand has reported its first case of kiwifruit vine-killing disease PSA. 
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         Article ArticlePioneer makes new tracks at The Co-opRetailer The Co-operative Food is re-packaging and re-launching its Pioneer potatoes on 17 October, to celebrate the International Year of Co-operatives. 
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         Article ArticleReynolds brokers Brogdale dealHigh-end caterer Lusso has worked with fresh-produce supplier Reynolds to form a pioneering partnership with the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale and bring niche English apple varieties to a new customer base. 
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         Article ArticleTotal Produce makes non-exec appointmentTotal Produce plc has appointed a new non-executive director. 
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         Article ArticleBIS seeks agri-tech viewsThe Department for Business Innovation & Skills(BIS) has launched a six-week consultation to help shape government strategy to promote best use of science and technology for agriculture. 
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         Article ArticleShere scores digital first with WaitroseWaitrose has scored a first with Shere Print by launching digitally printed lidding film on salad bowls into stores this week. 
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         Article ArticleSainsbury's gives credit for carbon-reduction measuresSainsbury’s has credited new technologies and improved green skills for engineers with helping it reduce its carbon footprint by six per cent. 
 

