Meldungen aus Europa – Page 5008
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Canine boost to canker battle
Dogs may soon be able to sniff out citrus canker and alert inspectors to the disease at an early stage.
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Chips are up
Chip Week this year from February 17-23 is set to be largest ever, according to event-organiser The British Potato Council which is employing the services of celebrity chef Ainsley Harriot (pictured) to help promote its message.
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New look for new season
Capespan reports that its first shipment of Royal Gala from South Africa is on the water and destined for the as early season pears are already receiving a warm welcome and it unveils a new corporate image (pictured) for the new season.
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Kentish strawberries tackle Korea
Hargreaves takes East Malling varieties to unexplored markets.
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US welcomes WAPA progress
The World Apple & Pear Association (WAPA) moved closer to the establishment of a world quality mark for apples and pears at its most recent meeting at Fruit Logistica last month as its efforts earned support in the US pear sector.
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Sun World receives new funding
After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Thursday, Sun World received approval for new funding on Friday.
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First toms on Isle of Wight
The first Isle of Wight cherry tomatoes of 2003 have been packed at Arreton.
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Lingarden's onion appointment
Lingarden has moved its management accountant Sarah Hill to a role as an account manager for the company.
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High street shows modest January growth
The Confederation of British Industries (CBI) reports that high street retailers have seen modest growth during the January sales compared to the dull pre-Christmas season.
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Tesco in Irish expansion
UK supermarket group Tesco is reported to be expanding its operation in Ireland.
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Store battle over bananas
According to UK press reports, Caribbean leaders claim a takeover of Safeway by Wal-Mart Asda will bring increased problems for the beleaguered banana industry in the Caribbean.
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Rains batter blueberries
Heavy rainfall in Chile last week has affected blueberry production in the south of the country.
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Eurep Gap training seminar
The next Eurep Gap training workshop will be held in Germany next month.
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Fungi boost pepper yields
A study by US department of agriculture researchers has found that fungi living on plant roots can increase capsicum yields.
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SunWorld files for bankruptcy
California-based new-variety breeder and licensor Sun World International has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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HDRA talks with growers to tackle weeds
Henry Doubleday Research Association is at the start of its four-year programme to liase with organic growers to help combat the ongoing issue of weeds for organic farmers.
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UK farmers must stay positive
Lord Haskins told delegates at a farming conference this week that the future was brighter for them than they may have thought.
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Sainsbury's makes Supermarkets' appointment
Stuart Mitchell has been appointed managing director of Sainsbury's Supermarkets effective from February 1. Sara Weller becomes deputy md.
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freshinfo update: The Summerfruit Company
Redbridge AFI and Worldwide Fruit comment on launch of The Summerfruit Company.

