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ArticleDutch Kanzi harvested by TV star
The first Dutch Kanzi apples of the season were harvested by actress Lieke van Lexmond, ahead of what is expected to be a higher-volume season across Europe this year.
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Priva relaunches NutriFlex
Priva has redesigned its nutrient dosing system, NutriFlex, to allow for more concise and comprehensive dosage control.
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ArticleWFL reports positive English start
One of the UK’s largest top-fruit suppliers, Worldwide Fruit Ltd (WFL), has reported a successful early season and is looking to escalate its success as the season progresses.
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T&G piles on Zespri pressure
Turners & Growers has stepped up its hunt to get answers from New Zealand kiwifruit exporter Zespri and helped unveil a report into the company’s tactic.
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ArticleCalcutt shares Nuffield wisdom
Sarah Calcutt, business development manager at top-fruit marketer Norman Collett, informed delegates and students at the National Fruit Show about her experiences as a Nuffield scholar.
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ArticleEMR chair makes R&D plea
East Malling Trust chairman Dr Ian Graham-Bryce has made a plea for further funding for horticultural research, following a report published by the Royal Horticultural Society suggesting that some £2 billion should be invested into the sector in the next 10 years.
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ArticleFruitmasters secures new berry varieties
Partnership with UK-based Hargreaves Plants set to grant Dutch company exclusive access to new soft fruit cultivars
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ArticleFreshfel hits out at marketing standards
European trade body Freshfel has once again hit out at European Commission legislation on marketing standards in produce, as it questions the move’s effectiveness.
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Bramley boost at National Fruit Show
The Bramley apple campaign won the Best Themed Trade Stand award at the National Fruit Show on Wednesday in a bumper end to the variety’s bicentenary year.
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ArticleMorrisons leads Bramley way
Morrisons, Punch Taverns and Booker were among those celebrating Bramley Apple Pie Week and the new English apple season with a series of promotions earlier this month.
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ArticleCameo success at National Fruit Show
The Cameo apple brand won the Best Exhibit award and, for the third time, the Tastiest Apple award at the National Fruit Show, indicating that UK consumers’ tastes are moving in line with their European neighbours.
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ArticleEmpire rides high on UK push
Empire World Trade was celebrating the UK consumer’s rediscovered love for home-grown produce as it exhibited at the National Fruit Show for the third time - but maintained that sustaining the industry is key.
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ArticleCalifornia expects larger kiwifruit crop
The state's kiwifruit industry is expecting yields to bounce back this season following last year's frost-hit campaign
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ArticlePakistan official calls for agricultural focus
Sardar Aseff Ahmad Ali has stressed the need for the country to look to the agricultural sector to boost its economy
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ArticleAgrexco confirms avocado forecast
Israeli company outlines expectations for the fruit during the coming season and anticipated revenue from overseas sales
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ArticleApple groups criticise early-season prices
Italy's Assomela and France's Association National Pommes & Poires call for greater collaboration along the whole supply chain
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ArticleMetro drives forward eastward expansion
Germany's Metro Group is continuing its move into new markets with its first store in Kazakhstan and plans for outlets in Egypt
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ArticleNew EU trade deal for Israeli exports
Wider export windows and higher tariff-free quotas set to benefit Israeli fresh fruit and vegetable exports to Europe
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ArticleDowning Street tucks into English apples
English Apples & Pears (EAP) received a request from Number 10 Downing Street for five different English apple varieties for a Cabinet meeting last week, coinciding with the first day of the National Fruit Show.
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ArticleIsrael’s winter warmers
Many Israeli producers are increasing their export volumes this season and are hoping that the weak sterling will not dampen prospects. Doris Lee Butterworth reports