All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 258
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      ArticleAsda backs BritishUK supermarket Asda is backing UK top fruit this autumn to celebrate the country's best harvest for many years. 
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      ArticleEnza unconditionalNew Zealand top fruit exporter Enza makes its compromise on foreign exchange payouts to growers unconditional. 
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      ArticleGraduate developmentBeer and curry and a specially devised recruitment programme from Merston Peters help fresh and prepared vegetable supplier Fenmarc solve its graduate recruitment needs. 
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      ArticleFarmers celebrate marketsThe UK embraces farmers' markets during September as part of NAFM's promotion. 
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      ArticleApple purchase boostProducers of apples in the US are set to reap the rewards of a further federal government boost to their season. 
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      ArticlePriory businesses soldG's Marketing and Knights of Norfolk have bought separate parts of the business of Priory Produce. 
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      ArticlePilot rescue for small businessThe head of the department of trade and industry's small business service has launched a new scheme to give struggling small businesses a second chance. 
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      ArticleStrawberry slowdownCool, damp weather is affecting availability of UK fruit at the tail end of the season. 
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      ArticleYoung fruit growers seek sponsorsThe popular Under 40s conference for young fruit growers in the UK is already on the look out for backing for its next event. 
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      ArticleSparks fly at TinsleyTinsley Foods chairman Henry Tinsley has hit out at M&S after seeing his company close. 
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      ArticleMacleod McCombe closesOne of the produce trade's best-known names has ceased trading after 38 years. 
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      ArticleRogue chargedA rogue trader who operated out of Covent Garden market has admitted to stealing £30,000 worth of stock from bone fide stallholders. 
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      ArticleCameo on showUK growers of Cameo apples will be opening their orchards to interested parties on October 10. 
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      ArticleEnglish apple season opensEnglish Apples & Pears launched the new season at Kensington Palace's Orangery on September 19 with growers, marketeers, wholesalers and retailers on the guest list. 
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      ArticlePrice hike fears for air freightChanges to international flight practice may hit produce exports, especially those from the US. 
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      ArticleAgrexco takes stockIsraeli exporter Carmel Agrexco has announced investment in a new operational system at source. 
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      ArticlePurple variety proves organic promiseThe discovery of a purple-skinned potato from Hungary could revolutionise organic production in the UK. 
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      ArticleScifresh stays with EnzaDespite looming deregulation, NZ top fruit exporter Enza is holding on to new cultivar Scifresh. 
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      ArticleTesco cuts fail to biteThe UK's largest supermarket has launched a series of price cuts with little effect on its produce aisles. 
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      ArticleReefer revolutionLauritzenCool has found a new air-circulation system could spell the end of gratings on board reefer vessels. 
 

