All articles by Laura Gould – Page 6
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      Article"Limited" aid for frost-hit IrishSome state aid is to be provided for potato and other vegetable growers in the Irish Republic who were hard hit by the recent big freeze. 
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         Article ArticleManagement changes at Fresca firmsFresca Group has announced top-level management changes within two of its joint venture companies, Manor Fresh Ltd and Thanet Earth. 
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         Article ArticleRe:fresh Awards criteria ready to downloadThe entry criteria for the Re:fresh Awards 2010 is now available to download at www.refresh.eu/awards2010 
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      ArticleGMO symposium heads to ArgentinaThe 11th International Symposium on the biosafety of genetically modified organisms will be held in Buenos Aires, Argentina, on 15-20 November 2010. 
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      ArticleEnvirowise urges on water efficiencyUK food and drink companies are beginning to harness the financial benefits of water efficiency but could do more to access the greatest cost savings - and prepare for key changes due to affect industry in 2010. 
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      ArticleFight is on to save Irish research centreA campaign is underway to try to prevent the closure of the Teagasc research and advisory centre at Kinsealy in north county Dublin, which has played a key role in the development of Irish horticulture for almost half a century. 
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      ArticleCenFRA guidance helps Living SaladsGuidance from CenFRA Ltd has helped Living Salads reap the rewards of new technology by improving product quality and competitiveness. 
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      ArticleSOLA approved for salad onion herbicideGrowers now have a new option for pre-emergence weed control with the granting of a specific off-label approval (SOLA) for the use of residual herbicide Dacthal W75 (chlorthal-dimethyl) on salad onions. 
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         Article ArticleBayer to launch Movento in springBayer CropScience will launch a revolutionary new chemical in the spring that will eradicate sucking pests from brassica and lettuce. 
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      ArticleGrowers urged to select pesticides wiselyFor key herbicide and fungicide spray applications this spring, growers are being urged to consider their pesticide selection carefully in order to keep input costs to a minimum. 
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      ArticleFarm incomes remain "resilient"Farm incomes have remained resilient over the past 12 months, according to new figures published by DEFRA. 
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      ArticleNSF-CMi launches Intelligent AssuranceNSF-CMi Certification is launching a new service called Intelligent Assurance at Fruit Logistica in Berlin this week. 
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      ArticleSmall firm anger over tax systemSmall firms believe Britain’s tax system is deeply unfair and urgently needs to be simplified, new research has revealed. 
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         Article ArticleSouth African avo campaign unveiledThe South African Avocado Growers’ Association (SAAGA) has unveiled its 2010 UK market development plans, which include public relations, in-store activity and, for the first time, advertising. 
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         Article ArticleMoruno tomato hits Tesco aislesA new tomato with very high levels of lycopene is being relaunched across Tesco stores on Monday. 
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      ArticleEarly bird offer still on for FPJ ConferenceJust 10 days remain to take advantage of the early bird delegate offer for FPJ’s first-ever regional conference, which is heading to Scotland at the end of February. 
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      ArticleCRS gears up for bigger showThe Convenience Retailing Show (CRS) 2010 is pulling out all the stops to make this year’s event bigger than ever before. 
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      ArticleNew ISO standard to help farmersFarmers can now improve their overall performance and financial results, as well as increase customer confidence and satisfaction, with a new ISO standard for implementing an ISO 9001 quality management system (QMS) for crop production. 
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      ArticleMultivac on display at FreshconexMultivac will once again be showcasing its expertise in complete and sustainable packaging solutions at Freshconex, which will take place from February 3-5 at the Berlin exhibition grounds. 
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      ArticleFood firms can lift landfill tax burdenMost food companies have modernised their working practices in recent years and become more environmentally responsible, but increases in landfill tax mean many can still make major cost savings by introducing new recycling procedures, according to workplace equipment provider Slingsby. 
 

