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ArticleThe Co-op battles "tough" market
The Co-operative has said sales have been positive despite a “very tough” trading environment.
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ArticleHotel occupancy rises in Qatar
The Middle East country has seen a rise in its hotel occupancy rate, spelling good news for suppliers to the foodservice sector
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ArticleWaitrose appoints supply chain director
David Jones is to begin work as Waitrose supply chain director at the end of the month.
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New melon set for UK
A new range of small melons specifically produced for the northern European consumer is set to launch in the UK.
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ArticleSouth American frosts cause state concern
Both growers and the authorities in Argentina and Chile are remaining guarded when it comes to counting the cost of the cold snap that struck southern South America two weeks ago.
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ArticleAsia to bump EU for NZ apples
Europe will give way to Asian markets for New Zealand apple exports in the next few seasons, according to Pipfruit NZ
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ArticleWashington expects big apple crop
Growers in the Pacific Northwest are gearing up for a big apple crop this year, with estimates around the 108m carton mark
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ArticleIndia’s northeast looks to organics
A new study in India has indentified the states in the country’s northeast as being ideal for organic horticulture production
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ArticleNZ-Malaysia FTA kicks in
New Zealand kiwifruit traders will enjoy a tariff cut this week as the country’s FTA with Malaysia takes effect
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ArticleColombian banana growers link up
Banana producers in Colombia have grouped together to form a federation to represent and defend their interests.
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Worldwatch examines food waste
Independent research organisation the Worldwatch Institute is running a project funded by the Bill & Melissa Gates Foundation dubbed Nourishing the Planet which aims to find sustainable solution to reduce global hunger and rural poverty including tackling food waste in the developed and developing world.
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Unica-Zon link up to benefit UK
The UK supply chain stands to benefit from a new link up between Spanish and Dutch salad co-operatives to provide a smooth transition at the changeover in seasons.
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ArticleSA industry positive post-World Cup
South African producers are expecting to benefit considerably from the increased attention the country gained during the FIFA World Cup.
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Fungicides imminent for carrot growers
The BASF- and ADAS-sponsored Sclerotinia monitoring system for carrot growers is indicating that the first fungicide treatments will likely be required where main crops are near to achieving full ground cover.
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ArticleNunhems reworks packaging range
Bayer CropScience’s vegetable seed business Nunhems has unveiled its newly redesigned packaging for its full line of vegetable seeds.
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ArticleAsda backs WFV innovation award
Asda is backing the innovation award at this year’s World Fruit & Vegetable Show in London.
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ArticleFlorida grapefruit under threat
Increasingly extreme weather conditions in the southern US state of Florida are threatening the future viability of grapefruit production.
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Final call for Yorkshire awards
Regional food brand deliciouslyorkshire is making a final call for entries into the sixth annual deliciouslyorkshire food and drink awards.
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ArticleFresh fruit loses ground in France
New figures from the French ministry of agriculture reveal that French consumers eat more processed fruit than fresh
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ArticleRSA grapefruit campaign boosts sales
The early signs are good for South Africa's grapefruit promotion drive in the UK, with sales growth being reported