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European regions make crisis-management call
The agm of the assembly of European fruit, vegetable and plant producing regions (AREFLH) held earlier this month in Sint Truiden, Belgium has called for improved crisis management measures for the fresh produce market across Europe.
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ArticleFPC blasts plant inspection plans
FPC argues that small businesses in the UK will bear the brunt of plans to increase country’s plant health inspection charges
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ArticleItalian group aims to alter perceptions
New venture involving many of Italy's leading fresh produce firms will look to change consumer's view of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleFresh produce sales down in Austria
E coli crisis contributes to downturn in fruit and vegetable sales as retailers expand private label lines to fight discounters
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ArticleLusa central to Driscoll's Europe campaign
With two weeks to go until its Benelux strawberry production begins, the marketer is confident of a positive season ahead
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ArticleStrong end to year for Sainsbury’s
Retailer finishes fourth quarter of 2011/12 with strong like-for-like sales driven by good own label performance
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ArticleEthnic markets and health benefits boost EU passionfruit imports
The EU has seen an increase in fresh passionfruit imports due to rising demand from ethnic markets and growing awareness of the fruit’s health benefits, a market survey has said.
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ArticleSunAmerica Imports adopts HarvestMark
Group demonstrates its commitment to food safety by placing HarvestMark sticker on imported melons from Guatemala
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Purfresh expands Latin American team
Group appoints Armando Galue as manager for South America and Miguel Gomez as manager for Central America and Mexico
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ArticleMedfel returns to Perpignan
The French show is back next month to create a forum for traders throughout the Mediterranean region
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ArticleMetro battles against tough environment
Group reveals that earnings and sales fell slightly in financial year 2011, and forecasts flat profits in 2012
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ArticleNunhems unveils new watermelon variety
Manitou F1 set to be launched on the Italian retail market this coming July and will be available until early September
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ArticleChlormequat risk in grapes evaluated
The European Food Safety Authority releases a statement on the possible public health risks of the pesticide's use on table grapes
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ArticleBumper crop could mean slim pickings for Florida strawberry growers
Florida’s strawberry farmers fear their larger-than-expected harvest will make turning a profit difficult.
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ArticleZespri unveils Psa plan
Zespri has taken the cover off its Psa recovery programme, which plans to replace Hort16A with the new Gold3 variety
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ArticleSunkist sales top US$1bn
Sunkist posts healthy returns despite having bumper crop of small fruit to market
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ArticleAsda appoints new chief marketing officer
Asda has appointed Stephen Smith as its chief marketing officer as Rick Bendel leaves to take on a worldwide marketing role for Walmart.
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ArticleGermany turns to NZ so both can grow
BayWa’s plan to take over T&G/Enza could bring extra business to Germany and help make New Zealand apples more competitive on international markets
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ArticleNFU and Waitrose aim for more horticulture gold medals in 2012
The NFU is teaming up with Waitrose to showcase the best of seasonal British horticulture at two Royal Horticultural Society shows this summer.
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ArticleKorea-US FTA to boost fruit exports
The long-awaited free trade agreement between South Korea and the US took effect last week, paving the way for a rise in US fruit exports