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NFU calls for ombudsman to be enforced
The National Farmers’ Union Scotland (NFUS) is continuing its push for an ombudsman to oversee and enforce a code of conduct for the retail sector.
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - October
Supermarkets start supplier backlash... Forder leaves Mack stonefruit role... High street big guns change airfreight stance... Green light for Co-op acquisition... What else made your October?
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - September
Tesco enters discounter wars.. Salad scientist feels industry wrath... Dole considers sale of JP Fresh... Premium multiples squabble... What else got you talking in September?
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Mexican avocados on the rise
Mexican Hass avocado production is set to hit a record high this season despite potentially harsh weather conditions.
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ArticleTesco finds its X factor
Britain’s next superstar could be found in an aisle near you after Tesco announced it is to host a talent show to be broadcast on the internet.
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ArticleIrish minister issues price war warning
A grim warning about the future of the Irish Republic’s horticulture industry, and the 7,500 workers it employs, has been sounded by the country’s minister for food, Trevor Sargent.
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Central American trade fair returns
Global exporter Agexport’s Agricultural Council is hosting the 14th edition of its Agritrade fair in the luxurious surroundings of Antigua Guatemala.
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DEFRA issues PEACH update
The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) has been issued an update from DEFRA PHSI regarding the latest problems with the PEACH system.
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - August
First glass raised at Thanet... Tesco slashes organic prices... Peter Fry joins Colletts... Golden boy rower brings home medal for JP... What other stories floated your boat in August?
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - July
The Co-op makes a move on Somerfield... Asda berry promo blasted... Veg growers take desperate measures... Portuguese firm snaps up Vitacress... What else made your July top 10?
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Potato rallying cry issued
A leading potato processing company has insisted that demand remains high and growers should not exit the business amidst the current financial uncertainty.
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French embark on banana plan
The banana sector in the French West Indies has launched an ambitious project to develop disease-resistant bananas as part of a wider six-year sustainable banana plan.
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ArticleIndian grapes make MRL progress
Indian grapes tested by the Pesticides Safety Directorate (PSD) in the UK this year had no pesticide residues above maximum residue levels (MRLs), thanks to greatly improved residue-monitoring processes at source.
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Britons pick broadband over fruit and veg
British consumers would rather knock fruit and vegetables off their monthly expenditure than their broadband connection, according to new research from BT.
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - June
Spanish strike disruption... Tesco vs Asda price wars erupt... Pressure mounts on businesses... Nell McAndrew one hot potato... What else stood out for you in June?
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - May
Martin de la Fuente takes a bow... Taypack turns away from Asda... Northern follows suit at M&S... Waitrose to roll out convenience format... What else saw you log on in May?
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ArticleWaitrose enjoys Xmas sales surge
Waitrose has posted a sales surge for the week before Christmas, with a 3.5 per cent boost in like-for-like sales.
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Lambert calls for strong leadership
Click here for a New Year's message from CBI director-general Richard Lambert.
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ArticleBorough market "best in the capital"
London's Borough Market has been voted as the top market in the capital for the second year in succession at the annual Visit London People’s Choice Award.
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Article'Organic' farmers dump label in recession bid
Organic farmers may strip themselves of their labels and opt out of their current standards to escape the perils of the recession with government support.