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ArticleReturn to profit for CGMA
The Vauxhall-based fruit, vegetable and flower wholesale market also saw turnover rise to nearly £600m
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ArticleCarrots' capacity to stymie cancer growth put to test
University project will measure effects of eating carrot family veg on biomarkers for cancer and inflammatory diseases
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ArticleBranston's boost to local park life
Leading potato supplier contributes £10,000 to improve and enlarge recreation site near its Scottish base
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ArticleSouthern Specialties has blues for a decade
This year marks the tenth anniversary of shipping blueberries from British Columbia
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ArticleTasmanian apples are China-bound
The first shipment of Australian 'Tiger Fuji' apples is on way and due to dock in Shanghai on Wednesday
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ArticleDragon fruit hits New Zealand shelves
Encouraged by success of inaugural shipments, importers see potential to grow the category
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Article“Phenomenal” season for RSA lemons in China
South African lemon exports to China have tripled this year due to high demand, while grapefruit exports see low returns
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Article'Black apple' to hit shelves in 2016
Western Australian apple growers have developed a new dark-skinned variety of apple
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ArticleIndia raises MEP on onions
Benchmark price jumps by US$200 per tonne less than one month after it is introduced
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ArticleAsda cuts 1,360 management jobs
Retailer confirms job losses after 45-day consultation period and interviews with staff as part of restructure strategy
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ArticleCarrefour to acquire Billa stores
The French retail giant is set to purchase Rewe's Billa outlets in northern Italy, following its move to buy back Dia's French stores
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ArticleCapespan welcomes new competition
Group chief executive Johan Dique says company has modernised its logistics operation to make it more cost-effective
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ArticleVHB launches summer campaign
A consumer-facing campaign for fresh herb firm VHB will run in BBC Good Food and be promoted through an on-pack competition
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ArticleEosta celebrates sweet potato landmark
Dutch importer takes delivery of its 15 millionth organic sweet potato from its North Carolina supplier
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ArticleCorbana welcomes Bayer’s “green band” nematicide
New solution, developed in Costa Rica, causes less harm to the environment and the health of workers
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Agriculture deaths fall to five-year low
Twenty-seven fatal injuries to agri-workers in the industry in 2013/14, lower than the average of 33 for the past five years
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ArticleKorean pears heading for Mexico
Mexico becomes third market in Latin America to open its doors to South Korean pears
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ArticleThird countries growing in importance
Spain experiences growing trade with third countries for both fresh produce imports and exports
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ArticleAHEA awarded grant for online export portal
Austrade has awarded a grant to the Australian Horticulture Exporters' Association to set up an online resource sharing portal for exporters and Asian counterparts
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ArticleCA citrus exports still on hold
Chinese quarantine officials have yet to confirm whether Californian citrus can re-enter China following a visit to the US