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  • Asda welcomes first Fairtrade limes from Brazil
    Article

    Asda welcomes first Fairtrade limes from Brazil

    2008-02-22T11:01:02Z

    Asda is to zest up to Fairtrade Fortnight by being the first retailer to bring Fairtrade limes from Brazil to the supermarket shelves.

  • Chile beats the weather
    Article

    Chile beats the weather

    2008-02-22T10:44:11Z

    Despite frosts and late starts, this season’s Chilean fruit offer is the best quality the South American country has exported to the UK in some time. Elizabeth O’Keefe finds out how the season has panned out, and what lies ahead for the UK market.

  • Fairly does it
    Article

    Fairly does it

    2008-02-22T10:44:04Z

    This year’s Fairtrade Fortnight is set to be bigger and better than ever before, buoyed by phenomenal sales growth and an expanding product range. Laura Gould finds out what this year’s high-profile campaign will entail, and talks to fresh produce players about the ever-increasing role they are playing in the category.

  • Article

    UK retail visit gets thumbs up

    2008-02-22T10:43:57Z

    In this month’s round-up of the Produce Marketing Association’s activities, members of the US trade body and its board of directors hit British shores in a bid to find out what makes UK retailers and consumers tick.

  • Prepped sector fails to be deterred by tough economy
    Article

    Prepped sector fails to be deterred by tough economy

    2008-02-22T10:43:52Z

    Fresh-cut fruit and niche prepared vegetable lines are leading the way this quarter, and the industry is confident that the predicted economic slowdown this year will not affect the prepared sector. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports.

  • Article

    Real risk to long-term momentum

    2008-02-22T10:43:42Z

    There is probably no area of marketing in any sector that generates more criticism than advertising and PR. Perhaps it is not

  • A relatively inexpensive way to support your products
    Article

    Poole: get behind promotional messages

    2008-02-22T10:01:01Z

    A lack of industry commitment is limiting the impact of abundant healthy-eating messages on fresh produce sales, according to one trade marketing man.

  • Article

    Irish growers get minister's support

    2008-02-22T09:01:01Z

    Irish horticulture minister Trevor Sargent has spoken out in support of the campaign by the republic’s growers for improved prices from the multiples.

  • Article

    Beeson steps into retirement

    2008-02-22T08:01:01Z

    Tony Beeson has this week announced his retirement as a director of British and Brazilian Produce Co Ltd.

  • Crane safety checks are affecting SCT
    Article

    Container delays continue at Southampton

    2008-02-22T07:01:01Z

    Reefer containers are still being diverted from Southampton Container Terminal to the port of Tilbury, more than a month after a crane accident at the Hampshire port.

  • René Rombouts
    Article

    New online monitoring forum unveiled

    2008-02-21T17:01:02Z

    A new online food-monitoring forum launched two weeks ago is set to overhaul the way European produce firms keep track of residues on their imported products.

  • Kanzi for breakfast
    Article

    Kanzi for breakfast

    2008-02-21T14:01:01Z

    English apples and pears for breakfast at school before lessons gets underway has proven a hit at Green Acre High School in Walderslade, Kent, following a joint initiative by grower Adrian Scripps Ltd and category manager Richard Hochfeld Ltd.

  • Article

    French organic Juliet forecast released

    2008-02-21T13:01:02Z

    French producers of organic Juliet apples have released their crop forecast for the next four years.

  • Cameron takes his gilt-edged chance
    Article

    Cameron takes his gilt-edged chance

    2008-02-21T12:05:16Z

    At the NFU conference this week, there was a fascinating juxtaposition of those who feel the need to make friends and

  • Israeli herb growers stand strong
    Article

    Israeli herb growers stand strong

    2008-02-21T11:01:01Z

    Israeli herb growers have renewed the majority of the product struck by recent sub-zero temperatures, and supply is expected to be back on track within three weeks.

  • Manchester market has redevelopment plans
    Article

    Manchester market has redevelopment plans

    2008-02-21T10:01:01Z

    New Smithfield Market could be substantially redeveloped to become a composite market as part of an ambitious regeneration plan by Manchester City Council.

  • ACP calls for fair banana treatment
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    ACP calls for fair banana treatment

    2008-02-21T09:01:01Z

    ACP banana representatives have expressed grave concerns that the EU may be back-tracking on previous assurances, threatening the livelihhod of banana producers and exporters in ACP countries.

  • Southern hemisphere apple figures released
    Article

    Southern hemisphere apple figures released

    2008-02-21T08:01:01Z

    The World Apple & Pear Association has released its forecasts for the southern hemisphere top-fruit campaign this year indicating a decrease in the apple harvest and an increase in the pear crop.

  • Article

    JP to shut packing depot

    2008-02-21T07:01:01Z

    JP Fresh Ltd has announced to its staff that its Bridgwater banana packing depot is to close in the near future. The date is yet to be confirmed.

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    allFresh! 2008 dates unveiled

    2008-02-20T17:01:01Z

    The organisers of South African fresh produce event allFresh! have unveiled the dates and location of the 2008 event.