Meldungen aus Europa – Page 5072
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Berry prospects brighten
Warmer weather is on its way to the Mediterranean and with it the promise of better berry-growing conditions.
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FSA demands pistachio ban
The Food Standards Agency has called for a ban on pistachios imported from Iran.
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Carrot shortage fears raised
The British Carrot Growers Association warns of a continuing shortage of overwintering crop and new season carrots.
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Produce to provide role model to other food sectors
NFU vice-president Michael Paske has assuaged fears that horticulture is not on the agenda at the National Farmer's Union's agm next week.
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Soil Association hails report
Organic campaigning organisation the Soil Association has greeted the Policy Commission report on the future of farming with enthusiasm.
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Grapefruit faces canker threat
Citrus canker is spreading in Florida to threaten grapefruit groves.
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UK potato production is down
BPC figures show that total UK potato production is below the 1997-2000 average. But end of November 2001 stocks are higher than 2000.
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FPC defends free-fruit scheme
Fresh Produce Consortium responds to academic's assertion that nationwide free fruit project will be of little benefit to the UK's health.
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Growers meet Whitty
A National Farmers' Union delegation has met with horticulture minister Lord Whitty to discuss issues facing UK producers.
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Argentina: pears as usual
Despite the financial crisis embracing Argentina, it is business almost as usual for pear senders.
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Organic fruit sales climb
Sales of organically grown fruit are soaring in the UK, a new report claims.
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Fyffes legal action over DCC dealing
Shares scandal breaks out after Fyffes accusses DCC of insider trading. We were "encouraged" say DCC chiefs as they bid to clear name.
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Downturn hits catering business
A major supplier of fruit and salad products to the catering industry says it expects to announce a loss, after slack trade in the last quarter of 2001.
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Sprouts boosted by dropleg system
A Lancashire firm reports better sprout yields since improving its technology. Higher quality with new system says Huntapac manager.
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Root treatment granted Defra reprieve
Government ministry extends permission for the use of swede and turnip input. But an alternative must be found after a Europe-wide ban comes into force from July, 2003.
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Organics quiz for NFU and Soil Association
NFU vice president Micheal Paske and Soil Association chiefs face questions from the floor in audience event. Panel headed by Jonathan Dimbleby on January 25.
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Chip Week hits on love theme
The British Potato Council will go head-to-head with St Valentine's Day, Shrove Tuesday and Chinese New Year during schools' half-term holiday next month as it celebrates National Chip Week from February 11-17.
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Carrot supplies tighten up
Availability of UK carrots will harden as cold weather takes its toll, growers warn.
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Berry picture brightens
Strawberry and raspberry availability from the Mediterranean basin picks up following a chilly spell.
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Minnaar joins Greenery
Dutch exporter Minnaar will be joining the Dutch grower-owned Greenery group as a direct distributor of its produce and related imports.

