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ArticleHeavy rains damage Almerian crops
Heavy rains in southern Spain may have damaged up to 20 per cent of crops being produced in Almeria, says association
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ArticleGF Group targets logistics expansion
While retaining its core business in marketing and distributing fresh produce, the Italian giant intends to boost its logistics operations
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ArticleUMS to extend business in Europe
Israeli export marketer reveals plans for expansion of citrus and tomato volumes to key markets in Europe and Russia
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Punjab kinnow production up
The Indian state of Punjab has forecast this year will see record kinnow production thanks to increased acreage and favourable weather
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ArticleDel Monte unveils website redesign
Del Monte Fresh Produce highlights global capabilities and sustainability programmes via redesigned online presence
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ArticleAntwerp optimistic despite fall in volumes
The Port of Antwerp says it is optimistic for the year ahead despite suffering a sharp fall in volumes during 2008
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ArticleGlobalGAP to hold training workshops
Training event due to take place in Berlin at the start of February will offer insight for those looking to employ the certification scheme
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Agricultural professor honoured
Professor Val Braybrooks, dean and associate professor of the University of Lincoln’s Faculty of Agriculture, Food and Animal Sciences, has been awarded the MBE in the New Year’s honours list.
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ALV system set for February
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 (ALV) system is implemented fully on February 16, 2010.
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ArticleScottish green drive encouraged
Scottish Water Horizons is encouraging the food industry to make a fresh start in 2010 by recycling food waste, helping to cut costs and divert food from landfill.
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ArticleASEAN trade deal under fire
Australia’s free trade agreement with ASEAN is in effect, but Nationals leader Warren Truss sees the deal as a one-way street
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ArticleAustralia researches climate change
Horticulture body Growcom is planning two new research projects focusing on the effects of climate change on Australia's fruit sector
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ArticleVietnam exports up
Vietnam’s fresh produce exports are up, but floods, drought and concerns over food safety are barriers to reaching their full potential
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ArticlePeru to export first avocados to US
Andean nation strikes deal with US to begin avocado exports following 12 months of discussions and consultations
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ArticleJoe Cozzetto joins FirstFruits Marketing
Washington state-based apple export company announces appointment of industry veteran to sales and marketing team
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ArticleWalmart Latin America appoints new CEO
Former Walmart de Mexico CEO Eduardo Solórzano has been named president and CEO of Walmart Latin America
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Trading back up on the agenda
A quarter of the UK food and drink industry’s leading personalities are to discuss whether consumers will ‘trade up’ after the recession has ended at the forthcoming trade show, Food & Drink Expo 2010 on March 21-24, 2010, at the NEC in Birmingham.
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ArticleRate increase for Maersk Line services
Trade routes from South Asia and the Middle East to Europe still affected by global downturn, company explains
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ArticleIndustry supports ombudsman bill
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) has urged the government to work with Albert Owen MP following the introduction of his Private Members’ Bill, which would introduce a grocery supply ombudsman.
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ArticlePink Lady teams up with Warner Bros
Apple brand to be promoted alongside Hollywood studio's new feature film Valentine's Day, due for release in February