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ArticleThe freshinfo year - April
David Pratt leaves EWT... Strasberry pops in at Waitrose... TV chef mourns cauli loss... Asda takes ethical beating... What else made your top 10 in April?
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - March
Arrest of Sainsbury's potato buyer creates shockwaves... Fruit First closes doors... Wal-Mart considers Asda pull-out... Tesco scotches job rumour mill... What else got you talking in March?
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Food companies use 'dodgy' classroom promotion
Children are being misled in their eating habits and falling victim to unhealthy misconceptions in the classroom, according to a report released by the Children’s Food Campaign (CFC).
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ArticleCaribbean melon thrives in market
Caribbean has become the most important variety in leading cantaloupe melon-producing countries such as Honduras, Guatemala, Costa Rica and Brazil - a mere four years after initial tests.
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - February
Tesco executive director makes waves at NFU conference... M&S in supplier row... Fruit Logistica breaks records... Poupart Imports expands into salad and veg... What else did you click on in February?
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ArticleThe freshinfo year - January
Calls for restrictions on junk food adverts... Keelings shuts B-Prepared... Tesco struggles in US... Weather wreaks havoc on supplies... What else made your January top 10?
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Scrapped Manchester plans anger FTA
Commercial food deliveries could be hit hard by the scrapping of proposals to introduce a congestion charge in Manchester, according to the Freight Transport Association (FTA).
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ArticleSprout fears grow after EU ruling
The future of UK sprouts is under severe doubts after the new European pesticides laws hit the heart of the traditional trade.
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Metro appoints new produce director
Metro, one of Canada’s largest retailers, has named Daniel Archambault as its new director of produce procurement for the Quebec region
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ArticleIbérica Hortofrutícola launches new image
Murcia-based fresh produce association Ibérica Hortofrutícola has this week debuted a new image and logo
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Articlefreshinfo takes a break for Christmas
freshinfo will take a break on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and Boxing Day, before returning on December 27. We will publish all the latest news throughout the rest of the festive period. On behalf of everybody at Lockwood Press, publisher of FPJ, freshinfo and the Re:fresh Directory, we wish our readers and their families an extremely happy Christmas and holiday season.
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ArticleBrits risk poisoning for turkey treats
One in five people will risk food poisoning this year by eating old turkey leftovers, according to a survey by the Food Standards Agency (FSA).
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ArticleReduced spending to shape US market
US consumers are eating more at home and trading down to cheaper retailers as they seek greater value for money, according to a new report published by Rabobank
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Almond board looking for members
California's almond board has set a 20 January deadline to file applications for two grower member positions
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ArticleSpanish growers to launch fresh-cut facility
Almeria-based association Coexphal and its members are set to launch a new fresh-cut venture, Alcoex Mediterraneo, in early 2009
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Australian growers count stonefruit losses
Stonefruit growers throughout Australia’s Granite Belt (Stanthorpe) region south west of Brisbane have reported major production losses this year, due to larger numbers of flying foxes than usual.
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FSA chair to step down
The Food Standards Agency (FSA) chair Dame Deirdre Hutton has announced she will step down from her position at the end of her four-year term next July.
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ArticleCanada signs Colombia trade deal
Canada and Colombia have inked a new free trade deal for a variety of products, including fresh produce
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ArticleRijk Zwaan hails Caribbean success
The group has lauded the development of its Caribbean melon variety just four years after initial testing
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California ready for fruit fly battle
6.5m sterile fruit flies will be released over a quarantined area following the discovery of an infestation in Azusa