News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 2950
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Capespan goes green with Xerox printer
Global fruit marketer Capespan has invested in new Xerox printers that reduce colour printing costs.
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Ecuadorian rain threatens bananas
The National Meteorology and Hydrology Institute in Ecuador has forecast wet weather over the next month, potentially impacting new banana crops.
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New company formed at Glasgow market
Dutch international trading company Van Rijn Group and McKenzie in Glasgow have combined to form a new company named McKenzie-Van Rijn (Glasgow) Ltd.
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South West show opens next week
The annual SOURCE Exhibition & Taste of the West Trade Show is taking place in Exeter on 19-20 April, where up to 200 South West and UK-based organisations will be showcasing their food and catering products and offerings.
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ArticleTotal Cherry plans UK trials
Total Cherry, the stonefruit arm of Total Produce UK, has been working on establishing a unique domestic cherry variety trial in Kent, by planning the trial of 20 varieties at Owens Court Farm.
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Forager credits APC Overnight
Wild food forager Anne Misselbrook from Cornwall has credited her business’ success to next day deliveries from APC Overnight.
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SOLA success for Stomp Aqua
The latest Specific Off-Label Approval (SOLA) for the residual herbicide Stomp Aqua in outdoor cabbage has won the support of vegetable grower Stephen Watkins.
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Chilean grapes suffer browning berry
Problems with fruit condition are emerging in late-season white Chilean grape.
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Host caterers gain accreditations
Contract catering company Host Contract Management has been awarded two internationally recognised quality assurance accreditations.
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ArticleFraud stands at £2 million
The fresh produce industry has been defrauded out of an estimated £2 million over the past month as a result of the email scam first reported by freshinfo in March.
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ArticleSmart approach from Ilapak
Ilapak has launched Smart, a new flowrapper that is designed to meet the needs of first-time users of automatic packaging machines.
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Abel & Cole losses grow
Abel & Cole has reported huge losses and have been devalued despite recent reports of a turnaround in the fortunes of organic fresh produce businesses.
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Eager Drinks revamps packaging
Eager Drinks, the ‘not-from-concentrate’ juice range, is launching a new look for its packaging.
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Groupe Guillin acquires Sharp Interpack
French packaging multinational Groupe Guillin has officially taken over UK packaging specialist Sharp Interpack following an initial deal in January.
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ArticleUnited Fresh launches iPhone app
Application available for download ahead of United Fresh 2010, featuring convention news and exhibitor information
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NFU says Get your 5 A DAY the British way
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has reacted to statistics revealed last week by trade association Freshfel Europe showing plunging vegetable consumption.
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ArticleReal to expand private label range
Metro-owned hypermarket chain is to increase its range of private label products over the course of 2010
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ArticleDrought hampering Thai production
A severe drought is hampering fruit and vegetable production in Thailand, and is subsequently impacting trade with China
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ArticleCarrefour Q1 results "encouraging"
The French retail giant announced a rise in sales for the first quarter, boosted by strong growth in Latin America and China
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Article'Strong recovery' for Port of Rotterdam
Throughput increases at Netherlands-based port through first quarter of 2010 as impact of economic recovery is felt