Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4423
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Fair Florema, Fair Plants
Dutch ornamental supplier Florema Young Plants has gained the FFP label.
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Priva strengthens team
Priva has strengthened its technical support team with the addition of Rob Clifford.
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NFU to host AIHP conference
Flower and plant growers from around the world will converge on Brighton as the NFU gets set to host the annual International Association of Horticulture Producers (AIHP) conference.
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Research could save orchards from fire blight
Research led by the University of Warwick has found that bacteria could save orchards from the almost incurable disease of fire blight.
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Europe to import Indian veg
The Indian government has revealed proposals to set up food testing laboratories in conjunction with Europe and the US
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ArticleIrish get good natured
After making a positive impact with retailers and consumers in the UK, Good Natured Fruit, the pesticide-free soft-fruit brand, has jumped the Irish Sea.
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ArticleUK apple forecast reassessed
Late wet weather across parts of the enlarged European Union and hail damage in the south east of England of has reduced this year’s European Union Prognosfruit assessment of the UK apple crop to marginally above last year.
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ArticleBroccoli good for immune system
Broccoli has immune-boosting properties and can help fight cancer, according to a new study led by researchers at the University of California, Berkeley.
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ArticleDowny mildew in the firing line
Favourable wet weather conditions have put downy mildew at the front of this season’s disease control firing line.
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Supermarkets on green job hunt
Asda, Sainsbury’s and Tesco are reported to be on the lookout for new directors of corporate social responsibility to help their environmental image.
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ArticleNew wholehead on market
Langmead Farms has launched the new wholehead lettuce, Dolce Verde, onto the UK marketplace.
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Grasshopper spit provides key to plant defences
Scientists have discovered a compound that may help to shed light on how plants respond to insect attacks
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ArticleTGA knows the score
British tomato growers have added another medal to this year’s crop, when Flavourfresh Salads won gold at the Southport Flower Show.
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ArticleCompetition searches for chicory master chef
Chicory enthusiasts could finally receive the recognition they’ve been yearning for in a new competition
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Chile climes cause further worry
The snow and frost in Chile may well threaten early grape production and possibly even cherry volume, some producers are now warning.
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ArticleVeg threat widens across Europe
Vegetable supplies are under further threat, with the UK experiencing more rain, a similar picture in France, and producers in southern Spain warning that their drought conditions will severely hinder autumn and winter supplies.
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ArticleS&G unveils raft of new introductions
S&G Flowers has announced details of its 2008 lineup, with the company showcasing a host of new introductions this week.
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Apple days abound
Organic growing charity Garden Organic is holding an apple day at its flagship gardens at Ryton, Warks on October and its kitchen garden at Audley End on September 30 with English Heritage.
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ArticleSainsbury's makes a difference with Fairtrade
Sainsbury’s has launched a new fund to help growers in developing countries.
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Vinalopo grape crop dips
The Denomination of Origin Regulatory Council for speciality bagged grapes from Vinalopo in Spain has estimated that this season’s crop is likely to be down on 2006 levels.