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ArticleTenderstem caught on film
A short film depicting the production, picking, packing and distribution of broccoli variety Inspiration - marketed as Tenderstem - in Kenya has been released.
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ArticleRebels attack banana plantation
MILF rebels have attacked a banana plantation in the Philippines’ south, killing one and wounding six
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ArticleSunfresh avocado export orders grow
Orders for Australian avocados have increased in both Asia and Europe as production grows
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ArticleJapan loosens Aus citrus requirements
Japan has dropped a fruit fly cold treatment requirement for Australian Sunraysia citrus imports
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Speakers announced for AgriBusiness 09
The speakers have been announced for the third EMRC AgriBusiness Forum set to take place in Africa for the first time in June.
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Fresh-cut Flume Wash redesigned
Key Technology has introduced the redesigned Flume Wash for fresh-cut produce.
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Anecoop in persimmon push
Leading Spanish fresh produce exporter Anecoop has unveiled a new business group specifically for the marketing of persimmon.
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ArticleRains rescue Kenyan veg
Much-needed rainfall is coming to key production areas in Kenya, helping to get production back on track in a trouble-struck season.
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NFU hopes to strike Chelsea gold
The industry is gearing up for the annual RHS Chelsea Flower Show next month with as National Farmers’ Union (NFU) hopes to win a 13th consecutive gold medal award.
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India sows seed for Kisan 09
India’s largest agricultural trade show is urging potential exhibitors to ‘Come sow your seed now’ for Kisan 09, set to take place in December.
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ArticleCosta Rica bananas back on track
Costa Rica will look to its banana industry to support its economy as the country recovers from flooding and a recession-related hit on tourism.
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ArticleNational Trust in orchard revival plan
A new project launched last Friday aims to halt the loss of traditional orchards across England and help revive their fortunes.
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ArticleAADA bumps-up shipping rates
The shipping alliance has decided to increase rates as a result of higher fuel prices in key markets
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ArticleDel Monte appoints new board member
Madeleine Champion will fill the void left by the resignation of Maher Abu-Ghazaleh
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ArticleGrowth in UK convenience market
A new report has revealed that a range of factors have contributed to value growth of 6.1 per cent
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ArticleEddie Foley dies, aged 64
Agrexco is sad to announce the death of Eddie Foley, who passed away on April 30, just two days short of his 65th birthday.
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ArticleDole offers taste of Africa
Dole France is launching a game on its website to help promote the African origin of its exotic offering
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BIFGA growers in conciliatory mood
Top-fruit growers at the British Independent Fruit Growers’ Association (BIFGA) farm walk in Kent last week were in a conciliatory frame of mind on the continuing issue of assurance schemes.
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ArticleStar Reefers reflects on tough first quarter
The group saw net income fall and demand for specialised reefer vessels to transport fresh produce drop
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit hits Europe and Asia
As New Zealand kiwifruit sales get underway, consumer response is expected to be positive, stimulated by marketing campaigns