All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 205
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      ArticleAhold in accounting allegationAhold, the Dutch grocer group has revealed fresh accounting irregularities. 
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      ArticleCapespan restructures in ScotlandCapespan is making major changes to its Livingston operation in Scotland. 
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      ArticleNZ calls for sea changeAuthorities in New Zealand are seeking the inclusion of a biological article in new rules on the maritime transport of goods being drawn up for the United Nations by the Comité Martime Internationale. 
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      ArticleZespri honouredNew Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri International has won a Trade New Zealand Export Award for its outstanding achievements in overseas markets. 
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      ArticlePalestine gears up for GapA group of four Palestinian co-operatives are working towards Eurep-Gap certification by January. 
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      ArticleKiwi growers keen on EurepGapNew Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri International has reported that take up within the industry for EurepGap has been "outstanding". 
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      ArticleChile clinches Israeli dealThe Chilean Nursery Association has purchased rights to grow several Israeli registered and patented citrus varieties in Chile. 
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      ArticleSpitalfields hosts fruit MPsThe Parliamentary British Fruit Industry Group (PBFIG) visited New Spitalfields market this week to glean a thorough understanding of how UK produce is sold. 
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      ArticleFPC reacts to GuardianThe Fresh Produce Consortium will be writing to The Guardian following the publication of its series of weekend supplements which are critical of the way food is produced for UK consumers. 
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      ArticleRedbridge forges linksOne of the UK's largest producer companies Redbridge Holdings has made two important moves in the wholesale sector this week. 
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      ArticleConsumer demand ferociousConsumer demand is the most ferocious market force, according to Tesco's Sir Terry Leahy speaking at an international conference this week. 
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      ArticleFood miles clockedFood miles can be expected to become a bigger issue in the future of fresh produce in the UK. 
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      ArticleProduce battles throughThe suspension of British Airways flights to Kenya appears to be having a minimal effect on produce arrivals from East Africa into the UK. 
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      ArticleSpain's stone-fruit opportunityPeach and nectarine production in Spain is set to benefit from reduced crops elsewhere in Europe with volumes on a par with last year. 
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      ArticleIndustry makes exceptional profitA high proportion of UK produce businesses are proving exceptionally profitable, a new report has found. 
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      ArticleSouth African board certifiedSouth Africa's Perishable Products Export Control Board has won British Retail Consortium authorisation for certification. 
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      ArticleMacfrut proves Med linksItaly is well placed in fresh produce terms to become an important link between Europe and third countries in the Mediterranean. This was one of the leading themes to emerge from last week's Macfrut exhibition and congress in Cesena, Italy. 
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      ArticleUK pepper pot growsDutch giant The Greenery is predicting an increase in demand for capsicum in the UK this year, as more consumers catch on to thehealth benefits and versatility of the product. 
 

