Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4403
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Direct approach from Tozer
Tozer Seeds has launched a new online vegetable seeds sales division, called Tozer Direct.
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Health snack boost
Growers are set to receive a boost as consumers opt for more healthy snack foods.
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ArticleCider Museum calls for apples
The Cider Museum in Hereford is appealing to fruit growers to bring their apples to an open day next week.
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Spud workers safer
The British Potato Council has released a new DVD promoting the importance of health and safety in potato production.
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ArticleChina extends export regulation
China is to ban from export to any market fruit grown on unregistered orchards or handled in unregistered packhouses, with effect from November 1.
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ArticleFresh selections for Quality Food Awards
Four companies have been shortlisted in the fresh produce category for the Quality Food Awards.
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New Defra waste policy
Defra has outlined a new waste and resource evidence programme to help the industry to deliver the Government’s ‘ambitious’ waste policies.
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ArticleKids welcome English top fruit at Budgens
Budgens launched its autumn campaign for seasonal British food last week, with the arrival of English apples and pears in store.
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ArticleRubens set for harvest
Rubens, the Italian bred Elstar/Gala cross which has been under trial for the last three years in Kent, will be harvested next week.
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The Co-op sees profits soar
The Co-operative Group has announced a 30 per cent increase in profits, on the back of strong performances from its food, pharmacy and funerals businesses.
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Dorset Food Week to kick off in October
The seventh annual Dorset Food Week is to coincide with autumn half term in October.
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ArticleMalling Juno delayed
The launch of a new early season summer fruiting raspberry variety has been delayed.
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PMA tackles food safety at Fresh Summit
As part of its ongoing efforts to help produce industry members to address challenges to the industry’s food safety record, the Produce Marketing Association (PMA) will offer a series of workshops on food safety topics at its 2007 Fresh Summit International Convention and Exposition, in Houston on October 12-15.
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CHEP vows to protect the environment
Pallet and container company CHEP is to take its vow to protect the environment a step further, with the announcement that for every customer who signs up to receive electonic invoice documentation, the company will make a donation to the International Tree Foundation (ITF).
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Fuchsia gall mite warning
The RHS has warned fuchsia growers that a ‘potentially devastating’ mite has been found on a British plant for the first time.
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Networking event lined up for Lincolnshire
Select Lincolnshire and the Regional Food Group for Yorkshire and Humber (RFGYH) have teamed up to host an information and networking event in October.
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ArticleHelping the crops grow
With growers under pressure to improve quality and shelf life while controlling input costs, Commercial Grower looks at developments in the feeds and fertiliser sector.
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ArticleThe generation game
With the average age of horticulturalists pitched in the mid-50s, the industry is in need of some new blood. But where are these youngsters going to come from? Elspeth Waters reports on the sector’s attempts to connect with the younger generation.
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Major upheaval for HDC
It’s been rumoured for some time now, but that doesn’t make the announcement that the HDC will relocate to