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Fuel price hike worries hauliers
The Road Haulage Association has warned that UK hauliers face a “winter of discontent” with the news that storms in the Gulf of Mexico have halted oil production in the region.
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AIC conference heads to Peterborough
The AIC’s annual Agribusiness conference will be held at the East of England Showground in Peterborough in November.
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Fuel duty increase will impact on everyone
The Freight Transport Association says that next Monday’s (October 1) increase in fuel duty by 2p per litre will inevitably impact on the whole population.
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ArticleBPC lays down challenge
The BPC has laid down the challenge to find the nation's tastiest potato dish.
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ArticleSpinach shortage beckons
English growers have been warned that spinach seed, provided mainly from Denmark, will be in shorter supply for next year's crop.
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ArticleSalvesen receives takeover approach
Christian Salvesen, the UK logistics service provider, has been the subject of a takeover approach.
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ArticleTory report praised
The NFU has hailed the Conservative Party’s ‘Quality of Life’ report as ‘an important contribution to the debate on present and future role of agriculture and on the place of British farmers in national life’.
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Ford steps up safety
The European research project, PReVENT, has presented an idea to Ford, called 'path prediction', to help vehicles best deploy safety features on frequently driven routes.
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EMR in Apple Days welcome
Apple Days at East Malling on September 29-30 will be the first public open event in five years to be held by world-renowned East Malling Research (EMR).
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Organic first for Preston
The first stall specialising in organic fruit and vegetables at Preston indoor market has opened.
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Kleve to host S&G Cyclamen show
S&G Flowers will be holding its 2007 Cyclamen show on October 9-12 in Kleve, Germany.
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ArticleWaitrose brings sloe berries to the fast lane
Sloe berries are to hit the capital by making their debut in Waitrose stores across London.
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Growers urged not to get sluggish
Growers are being urged to put in orders for slug pellets early this autumn, as the summer’s damp weather means that bumper numbers of the mollusks are likely to hatch.
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ArticleSustainable Business Awards to hit UK
A new set of awards designed to recognise moves to make businesses more sustainable were launched in London last week.
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Tesco being investigated again by OFT
Tesco is reportedly “at loggerheads” with regulators over the decision to investigate its acquisition of five Somerfield stores.
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ArticleWaitrose unveils expansion plans
An multi-million pound investment programme for new store openings is being put together by Waitrose.
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ArticlePick up a greener salad
‘Fresh to go’ salad bar customers at Morrisons are now filling their salad into packs that have been developed in Sharpak’s unique and environmentally friendly grade of R-Apet.
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ArticleInnocent reinforces green credentials
Innocent upped its green credentials this week by launching 100 per cent recycled PET plastic bottles for its smoothie range.
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ArticleHTA publishes plant selling guide
The HTA has launched a new guide to help growers sell their plants more easily.
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Ornamental footprint uncovered
The International Organisation of Horticultural Producers (AIPH) has unveiled some initial results from a study of carbon footprinting in the ornamentals sector.