All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 259
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      ArticleNZ seeks new pearA new blush pear variety being developed in New Zealand is nearing commercial release. 
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      ArticleCuba aims for EuropeEurope could see more Cuban citrus this season as producers aim to increase their exports to the Old World. 
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      ArticleSprouts upSome of the UK's brassica growers are in buoyant mood as their promotional campaign starts to bear fruit. 
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      ArticleMultiples spurn Kent showcaseMembers of Kentish Fare, which promotes the county's foods and drinks, have been stunned by the indifference shown by leading supermarkets to this year's Kentish Apple Festival. 
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      ArticleUK top fruit outlook reviewedThe forthcoming English top fruit crop is expected to be significantly higher than originally forecast. 
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      ArticleWinter of discontentFresh produce growers could be hit as scientists warn that the UK is sliding into a climate of very cold winters as the gulf stream's power begins to wane. 
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      ArticleApple warningEnglish top fruit growers are calling for firm commitment on retail prices in the UK. 
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      ArticleAir freight fearsTerrorist attacks in the US on September 11 have caused widespread disruption to the air freight industry. 
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      ArticleSouth African celebrationChairman Nino Burelli (l) and chief executive Neels Hubinger celebrate the Perishable Products Export Control Board's 75th birthday in Stellenbosch, South Africa this week. 
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      ArticlePotato event packs them inThe UK potato industry's showcase event: British Potato 2001 welcomed some 6,500 visitors over its two days from September 4-5, said exhibition organiser the British Potato Council. 
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      ArticleDel Monte makes share offerMultinational fresh produce supplier Fresh Del Monte Produce has issued a public offering of its shares. 
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      ArticleCrunch promotionWholesalers of France's Le Crunch apples will benefit from a promotional campaign nation-wide again this season. 
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      ArticleLibya in banana talksReports in the press this week of an offer from Libya to buy the entire banana crops of three of the Windward Islands have bewildered trade observers. 
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      ArticleUS sets top fruit recordExports of apples and pears from the US broke all records in 2000-01 with the fresh market sector performing particularly well. 
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      ArticleLemons find favourExports of lemons from Argentina have enjoyed a successful summer on European markets. 
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      ArticleEnza debt row resolvedThe disagreement between New Zealand's Enza and its growers over debt has been overcome. 
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      ArticleUS apple crop declinesRevised estimates from the US suggest the smallest apple crop from that country in over a decade. 
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      ArticlePesticides problems persistA survey published on September 6, highlights pesticides residues as an ongoing problem in fruit and vegetable samples taken in the UK. 
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      ArticleTrade flocks to potato showcaseA high proportion of the British potato industry put in an appearance at this week's British Potato 2001 event at Newark, Notts. 
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      ArticleFlamingo in the pinkFlamingo (UK) has announced new long-term trading and marketing agreements with producers of pre-packed and prepared vegetables for major supermarkets. 
 

