All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 196
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         Article ArticleHorticulture water threatProblems could be in store next spring for UK growers if a lack of rainfall persists. 
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      ArticleCIMS offers sustainable contactsA newly launched markets intelligence organisation for Latin America is offering free registration to its on-line bulletin board and business directory to boost the export of sustainable fruit and vegetable production to key markets. 
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      ArticleMarshalls expands fleetLincolnshire-based, brassica supplier Marshalls of Butterwick has recently expanded its logistics operation taking its total trailer fleet to 24. 
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      ArticleMultiples snack-ratedA Parents' Jury set up by pressure group the Food Commission has survey supermarket practice on offering sugar-laden snacks at their checkouts. 
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         Article ArticleNZ faces trade barriersNew Zealand exporters face significant trade barriers for their horticultural produce a new report has found. 
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      ArticleFruiterers announce winnersThe Worshipful Company of Fruiterers announced the winners of two awards at the National Fruit Show dinner on Wednesday. 
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      ArticleNational Fruit Show goes publicThe National Fruit Show will neglect the publc no longer and take its exhibits further afield this year, said show chairman Robert Mitchell on the opening day of the event today. 
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         Article ArticleChiquita develops Keelings relationshipProduce multi-national Chiquita Brands has taken its relationship with Keelings a stage further. 
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      ArticleSicily gets citrus aidThe European Commission has approved aid of e5 164 569 for Sicily's citrus sector. 
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         Article ArticleAsda scores Welsh successSales of potatoes from Wales have increased by 40 per cent this year at Asda boosted by a new initiative that has seen local potatoes promoted throughout its chain of stores in the principality. 
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         Article ArticlePotato labelling needs to improveA survey carried out by the Food Standards Agency (FSA) has shown that labelling of potato varieties for sale in the UK is not good enough and wholesale markets are often to blame. 
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         Article ArticleMixed blessings for onionsThe UK has produced a vintage quality onion crop this year, but yields are highly variable across the country and bulb sizes are smaller than average. 
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         Article ArticleChange afoot at SheernessThe Mersey Docks Group and Capespan International have agreed fundamental changes to operating arrangements for their joint venture fresh produce facility at the port of Sheerness. 
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      ArticleNew player in Israeli pepperEdom UK has been set up by seven Israeli growers and will focus on supplying top-quality capsicum to the UK market. 
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      ArticleNew Del Monte pineappleFresh Del Monte Produce has announced the development of a new pineapple variety. 
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      ArticleFreshfel prioritises promotionThe grouping of European trade associations for fresh produce ñ Freshfel Europe ñ has decided to form two important new working groups. 
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         Article ArticleCranberries bounce backForecasts for this season's US cranberry crop are strong despite a decline in likely volumes from the biggest growing area. 
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         Article ArticleFlorida grapefruit riseGrapefruit volumes from the Sunshine State are on the up while the UK market is seeing demand almost outstrip supply. 
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      ArticleFarm Refrigeration deliversStorage specialist Farm Refrigeration has completed delivery of two major new controlled atmosphere stores to growers in time for this year's top-fruit harvest. 
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      ArticleFPC works on MRL guidelinesThe Fresh Produce Consortium is drafting guidelines for members to help with conformity to proposed new legislation on maximum pesticide-residue levels. 
 

