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ArticleUSDA assists Afghan farmers
US agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack will visit Afghanistan, as the USDA aims to boost the country’s agriculture sector after years of war
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Spanish close 2009 with export values down
Spanish produce exports have ended 2009 down in both volume and value on 2008, according to estimated figures released by Fepex, the national federation of producer-exporter associations.
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ArticleCAP alternative proffered
A leading agricultural professor has told UK producers there is a strong future for the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) if it is drastically reformed.
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ArticleAustralian stonefruit looks to Russia
Australian stonefruit growers are exploring marketing opportunities in Russia in a bid to increase exports, but some are urging caution
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ArticleAsian Citrus winter crop jumps
Asian Citrus’s 2009 winter orange yield rose 42 per cent over 2008 on the back of increasing production at Xinfeng
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ArticleGlut pressures Australian mango growers
A bumper crop of Australian mangoes in Queensland is putting pressure on domestic prices
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ArticleGrand Alliance opens Vietnam service
The Grand Alliance consortium has introduced a direct shipping service between Vietnam and the US east coast from the port of Cai Mep
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ArticleAgro-Mashov to exhibit innovations
The Innovations Pavilion at the 20th Agro-Mashov exhibition in Israel is set to be bursting with new developments in produce, including exotic mushrooms, garlic for “lazy cookers” and a new "caramel" fruit.
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ArticleDate set for Interpoma 2010
The apple sector will take centre stage at Interpoma 2010, the seventh edition of the Italian biennial international trade fair dedicated to the apple.
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ArticleOmbudsman pressure ratchets up
The creation of a supermarket ombudsman should be a priority for any government which has consumers’ best interests at heart, the National Farmers' Union (NFU) has said.
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ArticleSoil Association attacks Beddington
The Soil Association has hit back hard at the government’s chief scientific adviser after his call for an increase in GM technology in the UK.
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Staffline ups trading expectations
Recruitment specialist Staffline said earnings for the full year will be in line with its upwardly revised market expectations.
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ArticleBudgens/Londis sales benefit from snow
Deliveries are still managing to get through to all Budgens and Londis stores despite the adverse weather conditions, and retailers are seeing significant increases in sales as shoppers choose to shop locally.
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FPC urges industry over Food 2030
Increased consumption of fruit and vegetables and sustainable opportunities for increasing domestic production of fresh produce are key elements of the government’s Food 2030, says the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC).
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ArticleChile prices riding high
Limited supplies of grapes to the US and cherries to Europe from Chile have meant early prices have been riding high.
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Colors Fruit teams with Greefa
Colors has formed a strategic alliance with fruit sorting group Greefa Europe regarding advanced packhouse technology implementation
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FPC looks forward to ALV live date
Long-awaited benefits for importers and agents from simplifying procedures for importing fresh produce and cut flowers will be realised when the Automatic Licence Verification system is implemented fully on February 16 - estimated to save the industry around £1 million each year.
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ArticlePSA records 2009 throughput drop
Year-on-year throughput volumes at the Singapore-based port group fell for the first time in 2009
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ArticleSnow chaos triggers crisis management
Businesses across England that are concerned about the possible impact of the recent snowfall were today urged to use Business Link for help and advice on their contingency planning.
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ArticleNYK to halve container fleet
Japan’s NYK line has announced plans to halve its container vessel fleet size in the next five years