All articles by Kathy Miller – Page 17
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Nour arrivals
Exporters of citrus from Morocco are hoping to reactivatte what has so far been a dismal season with the arrival of the popular Nour clem.
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BAWC exceeds own expectations
December 17 marked a milestone for perishables handling at British Airways World Cargo.
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Berry up-to-date
Strawberries are arriving in the UK from around the Mediterranean with Morocco, Spain, Egypt and Israel all now present on the market.
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Two out of three for Bramley
With Bramley week less than a month away, the Bramley Campaign Group has been encouraged to learn that crumbles and pies are two of the UK's top three puddings.
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Good show for sprouts
Pictured are Tristan Kitchener, product manager primary agriculture, Sainsbury's, left, and Alex Bingham, founder of the British Spout Growers Association, on the association's stand at the BBC Good Food Show.
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New brooms sweep in at HDC
Six positions on the Horticultural Development Council field vegetables panel have been filled for the next three years.
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Capespan set to pre-pack
South African exporter Capespan is setting up a quayside pre-packing facility in the UK.
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Fruit fly flees Chile
Chile's agriculture authorities have announced that fruit fly has been almost totally eliminated from the country.
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Chiquita goes direct
Banana multinational, Chiquita Brands International, is making the UK its first port of call in Europe.
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Flood misery deepens
Although potato prices have risen dramatically since the wet autumn of 2000, the sector is not in buoyant mood.
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New board member for Enza
New Zealand top fruit exporter Enza announced the appointment at the end of last month of a new grower to the board.
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Tucuman faces bright new year
Prospects in 2001 for Argentina's leading citrus production region are good according to one leading agronomist.
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Chile posts grape recovery
Grape exports from Chile to all markets to December 31, 2000 are showing a substantial increase on sendings to the same point in the 1999-2000 season.
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Honduras on road to recovery
Authorities in Honduras are predicting that banana production in 2001 will near levels achieved prior to the devastating hurricane Mitch of 1997.
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Pesticides in Parkinson's scare
A new study has shown that two pesticides used in horticultural production could be linked to the development of Parkinson's disease.
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MDS alumni have training, will travel
Management Development Services has announced overseas postings for some of its recent graduates.
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Bramley goes for warm touch
Winter wouldn't be the same without Bramley apples and this year's Bramley Apple Week hopes to press the point home.
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WIM brings Christmas cheer
Western International Market made its annual presentation of funds raised to worthy good causes just before Christmas.
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Fresh campaign for prunes
Prunes will be shaking off their wrinkly image to woo female shoppers with a health message in a new campaign next month.

