All articles by Kathy Miller – Page 6
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Is that an onion I see before me?
Brittany vegetable and salads marketing organisation Prince de Bretagne is targeting onions masquerading as shallots in a new consumer promotion this season.
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Chiquita claims disputed
A UK fair-trade banana organisation is challenging Chiquita's Better-Banana claims.
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Organic talks examine demand
Future consumer uptake of organic products will be discussed at an industry seminar this summer.
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Eurep-Gap set for May launch
The first certifications available under the European retailer partnership's good agricultural practices scheme, Eurep-Gap, will be available next month.
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UK horticulture lacks export faith
According to a recent survey, UK fruit and vegetable suppliers lack the faith and support to export their produce.
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Morant leaves Thames Fruit
Thames Fruit and the Teresa Organisation are saying goodbye to Pepe Morant.
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Potato stocks low
Latest available figures from the British Potato Council indicate low stocks.
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Maff rumours scotched
Handling of the foot-and-mouth epidemic has led to speculation about the future of the ministry of agriculture.
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Spanish organics on show
Manning the CAAE stand at the Natural Products show this week were Martina Hartmann (pictured left) from Bionest Ecologico, Huelva and Martina Otten, from Campina Verde in Cordoba.
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Washington sees pink
A group of grower packers of the Cripps Pink apple variety in Washington state have formed Washington Pink Growers LLC to market the variety as Washington Pink under a distinctive Black Oval brand.
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Storage advances threaten status quo
As growers get better at storing their kiwifruit, the threat of oversupply and overlapping seasons grows.
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First UK berries fly the flag
New season strawberries grown under glass in the UK became available for select customers this week.
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Lawyers strike fruitful deal
A US legal firm has proposed a new service for Chilean exporters.
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Brazil climbs down from record
Latest statistics from the USDA suggest that the Brazilian apple crop is well short of last season's bumper harvest.
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Organic apples voted top
A study published in the scientific periodical, Nature, has found that organic apple production does benefit the environment.
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Southern pears set for rise
With the southern hemisphere pear season now well underway, Chilean sources are still forecasting a rise in production across most producer countries.
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New man at Maff to grace agm
David Jones has been appointed head of the ministry of agriculture's horticulture and potatoes division.
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Shopping is streets apart
There are no signs of supermarket domination letting up, according to a new report, which shows that small independent retailers face continuing tough trading conditions.
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Ball bounces in at Lingarden
Lingarden Produce has appointed Simon Ball as national accounts manager for processed and pre-packed onions.

