All articles by Kathy Miller – Page 17
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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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BAWC exceeds own expectations
December 17 marked a milestone for perishables handling at British Airways World Cargo.
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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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Greenvale AP in the family way
One of the UK's largest potato suppliers has been commended for its employment practices for parents.
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Geest completes 5eme deal
Prepared salads specialist Geest has taken over a leading French supplier.
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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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Chiquita goes direct
Banana multinational, Chiquita Brands International, is making the UK its first port of call in Europe.
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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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Capespan set to pre-pack
South African exporter Capespan is setting up a quayside pre-packing facility in the UK.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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OFS reopens
The future of the organic farming scheme in 2001 has been assured by the government.
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New ships for Israelis
One leading Israeli produce supplier will see its export service enhanced by a new shipping deal.
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FTA draws up wish lists
The Freight Transport Association is calling for a raft of measures to ensure 2001 is not as tough a year for hauliers as 2000.
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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.