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ArticleFDA requests guideline comments
US-based agency asks for comments on its proposed guidelines for fresh-cut fruits and vegetables
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ArticleQV Foods confirmed for FPJ event
QV Foods' director is among three further speakers to be confirmed for next week’s FPJ Conferences - West Midlands event.
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ArticleFepex to demand action on imports
Spanish group to appear before EU to outline ‘need’ for action on import price regulations
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ArticleBA World Cargo signs logistics contract
Group renews its contract with Norbert Dentressangle for operations at BA's Heathrow perishables centre
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Morrisons records sales increase
British supermarket operator achieves sales rise despite “difficult” trading environment
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ArticleFresh Connections heads to Philadelphia
Traceability and food safety will be under the spotlight at the PMA event on 30 November
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NW apple growers opt for Purfresh
Leading topfruit producers in the Pacific Northwest have implemented Purfresh systems with great success
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Asda appoints former Tesco man
Asda has appointed former Tesco man Simon King as its chief operating officer from January 2011.
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ArticleMorrisons delivers "solid performance"
Morrisons has attributed a 1.3 per cent rise in like-for-like sales in the last quarter to a slight increase in retail price inflation.
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Hurricane wipes out WI bananas
Banana production in St Lucia and St Vincent has been completely destroyed by Hurricane Tomas, which swept the islands at the weekend.
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ArticleGreenvale to float on stock exchange
The holding company behind Greenvale is to float on the London Stock Exchange (LSE) as it looks to raise £15 million.
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ArticlePublix reports Q3 improvement
Increases in sales and net earnings point towards a positive third quarter for the US grocery retailer
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ArticleNew peach varieties in Murcia
Spanish region of Murcia announces arrival of three new peach varieties
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ArticleFalling revenue impacts Chiquita result
Group slips to loss of US$8m for the third quarter of the year on weaker European pricing and lower year-on-year net sales
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ArticleDutch ports to reward 'clean' vessels
Vessels scoring well on the Environmental Ship Index will be eligible for discounts on their port dues
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ArticleMaersk first with CO2 verification
Shipping group is to deliver what has been called the first ship-by-ship verified carbon footprint assessment
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ArticleMetro increases yearly forecast
German retailer reports on strong third-quarter and nine-month results, driven by sales growth and cost savings
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ArticleM&S plans European relaunch
UK retailer could be ready to move back into the European market, according to reports
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ArticleChinese apple prices rise
The price of apples in China rose to an unprecedented high in late October, boosting apple growers' incomes
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ArticleKiwifruit bucks fruit trend in Japan
Japanese kiwifruit consumption last September rose to its highest level for that month since records began, while average fruit uptake fell to its lowest level in 10 years