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    Shopping to help reduce carbon emissions

    2007-07-19T13:01:01Z

    UK-based GoCarbonFree Ltd has launched the world’s first shopping portal that gives customers free personal carbon credits whilst they shop.

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    US wilting under heat wave

    2007-07-19T12:01:01Z

    The US Department of Agriculture says an early summer heat wave across the West has increased demand for water to save dry crops.

  • TGA marks its 10th birthday
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    TGA marks its 10th birthday

    2007-07-19T11:01:01Z

    The British Tomato Growers’ Association (TGA) toasted its 10th anniversary at the Chelsea Royal Hospital last Thursday, where its members celebrated the transformation in the perception of UK tomatoes.

  • USDA sticks to lycopene line
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    USDA sticks to lycopene line

    2007-07-19T10:01:02Z

    The US Food and Drug Administration has given further data on its study showing no positive correlation between eating lycopene and cancer prevention.

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    Pakistan to implement taskforce

    2007-07-19T10:01:02Z

    Pakistan’s government is to establish a taskforce on horticulture to boost the country’s international export share from the current value of $130 million (£64m) to $1 billion by 2012.

  • Morrisons suffers sales slowdown
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    Morrisons suffers sales slowdown

    2007-07-19T09:13:16Z

    Morrisons has seen a slowdown in sales growth since its last update in May, the retailer revealed today.

  • UK berries weather storms
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    UK berries weather storms

    2007-07-19T08:01:01Z

    Erratic weather in the first two weeks of July following torrential rain in June has continued to take its toll on both supply and demand for UK soft fruit.

  • Growers' Market at Horti Fair
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    Growers' Market at Horti Fair

    2007-07-18T16:01:01Z

    International Horti Fair, an exhibition at the Amsterdam RAI from October 9-12, is introducing a new pavilion for plant suppliers, called the Growers’ Market.

  • Bramley champions named
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    Bramley champions named

    2007-07-18T16:01:01Z

    This year’s Brammy Award winners have been named, with Sainsbury’s collecting the coveted ‘Best Multiple Retailer’ gong.

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    CMi to focus on Kent event

    2007-07-18T14:01:01Z

    CMi is bringing its technical team and local representatives to Fruit Focus in July.

  • HDC to launch strawberry feed calculator
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    HDC to launch strawberry feed calculator

    2007-07-18T14:01:01Z

    The HDC has developed a strawberry feed calculator, which is will be unveiling for the first time this month.

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    Water way to transport deliveries

    2007-07-18T12:01:01Z

    Sainsbury's is trialling transportation of its deliveries from suppliers by water.

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    Horti Fair adds Growers' Market

    2007-07-18T12:01:01Z

    Horti Fair has announced a new show pavilion aimed at growers of floricultural crops, with an emphasis on house plants and garden plants.

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    Defra appoints Watson

    2007-07-18T11:01:01Z

    Defra has appointed World Bank chief scientist and former White House adviser Robert Watson as its new chief scientific adviser.

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    California throws weight behind safety drive

    2007-07-18T10:01:01Z

    Californian growers and packers are to begin implementing new safety standards approved by the state Department of Agriculture on July 23, in response to last year’s e.coli outbreak in Salinas Valley-grown spinach.

  • Green revolution
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    Green revolution

    2007-07-18T09:40:51Z

    It’s all change at the top in the Irish horticulture industry, with Trevor Sargent being confirmed as the new minister. Meanwhile the sector continues to introduce new initiatives to help promote the nation’s produce, as Michael Barker reports.

  • Simple is successful
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    Simple is successful

    2007-07-18T09:40:42Z

    Young plant supplier Delamore is held up as an example of one of the most successful businesses in the sector. In recent years, the company has expanded its operation at times when other firms have sought to make cutbacks to survive. Gavin Haynes met director Wayne Eady to find out the secret of the firm’s success.

  • Passion for fruit
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    Passion for fruit

    2007-07-18T09:39:35Z

    The fruit sector has been one of the largest beneficiaries of the drive for healthy eating and local sourcing in recent years. This season, certain political and environmental issues have threatened to complicate life for growers, but the mood is still optimistic. David Shapley spoke to two of the most respected figures in the top and soft fruit sectors to get their thoughts on the season.

  • School scheme under pressure
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    School scheme under pressure

    2007-07-18T09:34:32Z

    The School Fruit and Vegetable Scheme (SFVS) has come under attack in a new report, which claims that there has been little positive impact on children’s health.

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    Richard Hirst - Chairman NFU Board for Horticulture

    2007-07-18T09:31:35Z

    “There needs to be some adjustment in pricing, shared throughout the supply chain.”