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Tesco-Waitrose row hots up
Tesco chief Sir Terry Leahy has demanded Waitrose chief executive Mark Price retracts last week’s scathing attack on Tesco, in which he accused the chain of “using its financial might to stamp out rivals”.
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Royal Mail deal on the table
Union leaders are preparing to meet to decide whether to accept a deal to end strike action at the Royal Mail.
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HMI cracks down on labelling errors
Horticultural Marketing Inspections, part of the Rural Payment Agency, has highlighted the need for traders to double their efforts to properly label fresh produce.
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ArticleIGD issues supermarket warning
Supermarkets must be more proactive in meeting consumer priorities, the IGD has warned.
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ArticleSavings made by Taylors
Taylors Regional Foods, a trading subsidiary of Taypack Potatoes Ltd, has announced significant rental cost savings following a recent purchase from Gray & Adams.
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CPMPs under review
The NFU is running a survey throughout October on the effectiveness of Crop Protection Management Plans (CPMPs) to give farmers and agronomists their say.
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Eats, shoots and peas
Tesco has added organic pea shoots to its range of washed and ready-to-eat bagged salads.
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ArticleFlandria sprouts dip
Belgian auction group Lava has said that supply of Brussels sprouts under its quality label Flandria will be reduced this season.
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ArticleM&S unveils 50p-sized carrots
Baby carrots the size of a fifty pence piece hit the shelves at Marks & Spencer this week.
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Delicia to delight in UK
Sun Valley Bio Fruit UK has seen the first-ever organic volumes of orange variety Delicia hit UK shores this week.
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ArticleAsda welcomes Wilja spuds in store
Asda launched the Wilja potato into its stores this week.
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Almeria gets ICM budget boost
The regional executive in Andalusia has promised to increase its budget to growers in Almería from €6 million (£4.1m) to €10m, in support of integrated crop management (ICM) systems and biological control.
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Dubliners land deal
Two Fyffes spin-off companies have formed a 50:50 joint venture between them to buy some Dublin land.
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ArticleHDC launches 'I'm in Season' campaign
The Horticultural Development Council has launched its generic campaign to increase consumption: I'm in Season.
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Royal Mail takes legal action against Monday's strike
Royal Mail is heading to the High Court for an injunction to halt next week's official postal workers' strike.
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Morrisons could save £100m in early share sale
The founders of the Morrisons supermarket chain stand to save £100 million in tax if they sell their stake in the business by April.
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ArticleBiomarché unveils new facility
Biomarché, part of French organic group Pro Natura, opened its brand new facility at Nivelles at the start of October.
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Fresh science behind bars
Following news last week that consumers are looking for snacks that are both convenient and healthy, scientists in the US may have come up with a solution - an all-fruit snack bar that can stay fresh for two years.
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ITC condemns potential airfreight ban
Banning airfreight of fruit and veg would seriously compromise the livelihoods of farmers in the developing world without much impact on carbon emissions, a new report from the International Trade Centre (ITC) claims.
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Sainsbury's appoints new c-store director
Sainsbury’s has appointed former Tesco woman Dido Harding as convenience director, with effect from spring 2008.