All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 204
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      ArticleLeading Edge secures financeLabelling and printing specialist Leading Edge has secured financing from Graphite Capital. 
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      ArticleGreenvale AP exercises RestrainSupermarket supplier Greenvale AP has made a breakthrough in non-chemical post-harvest treatment of potatoes. 
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      ArticleKiwifruit under safety microscopeThe Food Standards Agency has commissioned research into allergic reactions to kiwifruit, but has issued no alerts warning children not to eat the fruit, the agency told freshinfo this week. 
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      ArticleCitrus consumption upSpanish trade body Intercitrus claims its five years of promotions in the EU have boosted consumption of Spanish oranges and easy-peelers. 
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      ArticleItalian cherry cheerVolumes of Italian cherries are coming on stream from more northern regions as the calendar of supply moves up the peninsula and the season hits its peak. 
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      ArticleClimate and currency hit supplyPrices for imported fruit from continental Europe are spiralling upward as currency and climatic factors combine. 
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      ArticleTomato market: beware over-segmentationProfessor David Hughes warned delegates at the recent Alicante tomato conference that choice must not become a confusion. 
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      ArticleItaly battles droughtDrought warnings are in place in key growing areas in Italy as rivers and reservoirs fall to dangerously low levels and the lack of water threatens the viability crops. 
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      ArticleStone fruit suffersFrosts across European orchards in March and April left Spain virtually unscathed, but now growers in Lerida are dealing with the consequences of hail damage late last month. 
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      ArticleSpanish growers count lossesSpanish strawberry producers are licking their wounds at the end of a harrowing season. 
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      ArticleMurcia capsicum downCapsicum production in Murcia is on the wane with volumes falling by 67 per cent over the past 10 years. 
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      ArticleFrench assess damageFrench fruit growers have calculated their frost-related losses to have affected a third of all French orchards and to have caused ?240 million worth of damage. 
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      ArticleSainsbury's shores up Shell dealUK supermarket chain Sainsbury's is expanding its fuel and convenience store operation with Shell UK. 
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      ArticleSpanish react to toll threatsSpanish producer and trade organisations are calling on regional, national and EU authorities to prevent the introduction in France and Germany of new road tolls for lorries. 
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      ArticleSainsbury's take-over mootedRumours have been flying around the City of London that Sainsbury's could be facing a take-over bid. 
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      ArticleNorthern sales go southReady-meals manufacturer Northern Foods has issued a warning that tough competition and the prospect of retail rationalisation are threatening sales as the group reported a fall in underlying annual profits. 
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      ArticleFruiterers support top-fruit studyThe Worshipful Company of Fruiterers has announced it is sponsoring an MBA graduate from City University's Cass Business School to investigate issues affecting the English top fruit industry. 
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      ArticleTesco expands in ThailandTesco has unveiled plans to spend a further Bt7 billion (£102million) on expanding its operations in Thailand. 
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      ArticleBranston chills outTesco and wholesaler potato supplier Branston Potatoes is expanding its temperature controlled delivery fleet. 
 

