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ArticlePMA rewards innovation in US
Two companies have been recognised for their efforts towards innovation at the PMA Foodservice Conference and Exposition
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ArticleTesco sets target of 150m English apples
As the first home-grown fruit goes on sale, the retailer says it expects to achieve record sales of English apples this season
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ArticleItalian minister: PGIs saved by WTO failure
The collapse of trade negotiations this week means protected geographical indications won't be at a disadvantage, according to Italy's Minister of Agriculture Luca Zaia
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ArticleBranston restructures development department
Branston promoted Vidyanath Gururajan to group head of development and projects, following the restructure of its development department.
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Costs hit Bakkavör's profitability
Soaring prices of raw materials and utilities, the strength of the euro against the British pound and a downturn in consumer confidence have all attributed to a drop in H1 profit
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ArticleReform for Peruvian farming sector
President Alan García has unveiled a new financial support system in an effort overhaul Peru’s agriculture industry
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ArticleHypermarkets may enter Malaysia
Multinational hypermarkets may enter Malaysia as small franchise outlets, under a new proposal
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London markets set for business development boost
A scheme that will see business development managers posted on all London wholesale markets is to support local growers sell more fresh produce into the markets.
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French see sharp price rises
Following a year of poor weather conditions and damaged produce, France has seen the price of fruit and vegetables soar
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ArticleNew Agriculture Secretary for Argentina
Carlos Cheppi, formerly of INTA, has been appointed as Argentina’s Agriculture, Livestock and Fisheries Secretary
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Norbert Dentressangle reports strong growth
Transport and logistics company Norbert Dentressangle Group posted sustained growth in both its transport and logistics division, and has boasted mid-year revenue of €1.6 billion.
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FPC calls for labour survey participants
The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) is encouraging its members to take part in a survey of labour users in the UK food industry.
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ArticleEMR launches Strawberry Breeding Club
Twelve major industry players have raised nearly £1 million to fund the newly launched East Malling Research (EMR) Strawberry Breeding Club.
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ArticleSolid gains for Southern Hemisphere pears
The Southern Hemisphere pear marketing season has got off to a strong start as exports continue to climb
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Intercitrus in danger
Spanish citrus supply chain and promotional body Intercitrus is in danger of disappearing, as producer representatives reject a proposed budget and call for an overhaul of the organisation.
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WTO talks failure splits banana deal
A new EU banana import regime and an end to the long-running dispute between Latin American exporters and the European trading bloc was more elusive than ever after the Doha round of WTO trade talks failed this week.
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NZ produce prices set to rise
Expect the price of New Zealand-grown fresh fruit and vegetables to rise, warns industry head at Horticulture New Zealand’s annual conference
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Typhoons fan Taiwan inflation
The brace of typhoons to hit Taiwan in the last two weeks have sent food prices spiralling upwards and look set to fuel an unexpected rise in consumer inflation
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Price pressures prevail down under
Illustrating that the food price issue prevails on both sides of the world, New Zealanders have been told they are going to have to get used to paying more if they want to buy home-grown fresh fruit and vegetables.
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'Time to get radical' for Ethical Trading Initiative
The Ethical Trading Initiative’s (ETI) 10th anniversary conference is to look ahead to the next 10 years as a “time to get radical” in which it will be “no longer acceptable for companies to hide behind their audit reports”, it revealed this week.