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ArticleSome like it hot
The UK chilli pepper market is growing, as consumers get adventurous and stock up on more than the basic red or green product
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Produce leaders among Britain's wealthiest
Several produce industry figures feature on the 2013 Sunday Times rich list
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Spanish berries in price tumble
Prices for Spanish strawberries have fallen by a fifth this year in comparison to last season
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ArticleAQIS approves OPI for California cherries
Pre-clearance programme for cherry imports allows traders to plan with greater security and confidence
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ArticleFruit fly outbreak in South Australia
Eradication programme launched, with regional growers fortunately unaffected as pest detected in metropolitan area
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ArticleColes sales on the rise
Managing director points to “unwavering commitment” to reducing prices
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ArticleZeder refutes Capespan listing talk
"We do not have plans to list Capespan" say Zeder executives following Total Produce share sale announcement
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca backs produce regime
European agri-cooperative body sends letter to Dacian Ciolos calling for producer organisations to be key in future proposals
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ArticleDamco hires west Europe CCO
Helmut Kaspars will bring "an outstanding record of delivering extraordinary growth" to his new role
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Strawberry pickers shot in Peloponnese
Supervisors of a strawberry farm in Greece's Peloponnese region have reportedly wounded 28 workers following a pay dispute
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Compass unveils M&S hospital partnership
M&S Simply Food stores are set to open in various UK hospitals following a new partnership with Compass
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NFU calls for new EU supply chain legislation
Peter Kendall, president of the NFU, has called on the EU to focus on stamping out unfair supply chain practices
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ArticleCarrefour hails 'resilient' results
French retailer positive about first-quarter performance given unfavourable trading environment and weather conditions
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Tomato now symbol of inflation in Brazil
Prices reported to have risen 122 per cent in past 12 months, prompting one Italian restaurant to boycott the product
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ArticleBooker-Makro deal gets CC approval
A controversial merger between the two wholesalers Makro and Booker has finally been given the green light by the Competition Commission
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ArticleChina bans Californian citrus imports
After discovering six cases of brown rot, officials announce they will not accept shipments from 18 April
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ArticleWal-Mart behind expansion targets
Internal investigation stalls US-based company’s plan to become India’s biggest retailer
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Robust growth seen in NZ fresh exports
Besieged on several fronts, New Zealand's horticulture business continued to grow last year, says new research
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ArticleRomania eyes expansion plans
Producer organisation Hortifruct is aiming to increase production by over 5 per cent this year, driven by salad vegetables
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M&S returns to Holland
Upmarket retailer Marks & Spencer will return to the Netherlands with a 'tech-savvy' approach