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ArticlePMA expo draws record-breaking crowd
Over 19,000 attendees took part in the 60th Produce Marketing Association Fresh Summit Convention & Exposition in California
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ArticleTarget to open 26 new stores
All of the group’s new retail openings will feature expanded food options for US shoppers, including fresh produce
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USDA awards organic funding
The capital will be used to reduce trade barriers and expand export opportunities for US organic products
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ArticleTesco ups ante in US retail venture
The company is focusing on attracting shoppers to its struggling Fresh & Easy stores in the US with the launch of a new media advertising drive
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Clifton opens up grape operations
Clifton Nurseries has opened up its grape crops for picking as it challenges its patrons to pick until the vines are empty.
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Delhaize moves for Bi-Lo
The Belgian-based company has made a move to acquire a "substantial majority" of assets at the US food retailer
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ArticleSainsbury’s achieves sales growth
UK supermarket operator records an increase in sales during the second quarter of 2009, although it has warned that growth will slow
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ArticleFruit Logistica debates decided
The organisers of the world’s largest fresh produce trade fair, Fruit Logisitca, have announced the line-up for its accompanying forum.
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ArticleFlorida citrus value under US$1bn
The value of the state's citrus crop fell below US$1bn for the first time in four years during 2008/09, according to the USDA
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ArticleTesco US in promotion push
Tesco is embarking on its first major US advertising campaign for its Stateside chain, Fresh & Easy.
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ArticleSainsbury's sees growth slip
Sainsbury's growth faltered as it reported a 5.4 per cent rise in second quarter sales and warned that growth across the market is set to slow down in the next few months.
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ArticleChiquita abandons Angola plans
Chiquita has abandoned its plans to grow and export bananas from Angola after a lengthy period of research and negotiations.
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ArticleSyngenta backs £1m bee research
Scientists at Rothamsted Research and Warwick University have been awarded £1 million by the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council in partnership with Syngenta, to research the decline of honeybees.
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ArticleUS Fresh Fruit Showcase kicks off
A new US joint promotional initiative for fresh fruits has launched in India and Indonesia
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ArticleAustralian mango season open
The Australian mango season is set to start this week on a positive note, but new export markets are not beginning so well
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ArticleAustralian almonds bought out
A Singaporean buyout of Timbercorp’s almond acreage could signal the future for its other horticultural operations
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ArticleSuper de Boer bidding hots up
Sperwer has made a bid to rival that made by Jumbo for the Netherlands-based retailer
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Strawberries get Borneo approval
The contact-acting acaricide Borneo has a new special off label approval (SOLA) for use in strawberries for the control of the two-spotted spider mite to add to its label recommendations in protected tomatoes and aubergines and its SOLA in protected ornamental plants.
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ArticleWholesale takes green hit
London’s wholesale markets’ customers are vastly increasing the carbon emissions attributed to fresh produce unnecessarily, a leading academic told the trade last week.
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ArticleAeon suffers first-half profit drop
The Japanese group is hit by weak consumer spending at supermarket and department stores