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ArticleRecord crop ahead of National Pear Month
Pear Bureau Northwest announces that Pacific Northwest growers have produced one of the largest crops on record
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ArticleSinclair opens new US facility
Fruit labelling specialist launches production facility near the city of Atlanta in Georgia
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ArticleConcern raised over supermarket allure
A former supermarket specialist now bidding to become an MP has called on suppliers to support local markets and “resist the temptation of the big boys”.
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ArticleFPC welcomes government action plan
Consortium calls on UK leaders to cut red tape and bureaucracy so the fresh produce industry can trade more efficiently
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ArticleConad launches veg promotion
New initiative offering local, seasonal vegetables at a discounted price said to be based on "right" supplier-retailer relationship
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Staffline acquires Peter Rowley Ltd
Staffline has announced it has acquired Peter Rowley Limited a training provider with its principal and namesake set to work with Staffline for a minimum period of two years.
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ArticleCo-op to open market in Manchester
The Co-operative is to build a huge market in the heart of Manchester as it looks to capitalise on the economic, environmental and social benefits of the retail platform and add some retail nouse to the industry.
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ArticleTesco delivers diminutive citrus
Tesco has launched what it claims is the world’s smallest citrus fruit, the aptly named Clementiny, into UK stores in time for Christmas.
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ArticleNZ onions see openings
Layered export opportunities for the upcoming NZ onion season are being approached with cautious optimism
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Zespri dismisses latest deregulation call
In the latest bout of the fight between Zespri and Turners & Growers over the future of the New Zealand kiwifruit industry, Zespri has said it considers the NZ government’s 2025 Productivity Taskforce recommendation to remove kiwifruit regulations as completely unacceptable.
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ArticleLang attacks "weak" industry
Professor Tim Lang launched a scathing attack on the horticulture trade, branding it “marginal” and “dying” in an attempt to shake up an industry he said badly needs to seek allies.
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Tax loophole sparks labour row
A tax loophole allowing agencies to pay wages as “expenses” has caused loss of business and widespread indignation in the agricultural labour sector as tax “cheats” put pressure on suppliers and other agencies alike.
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ArticleMinister makes markets stand
Local government minister Rosie Winterton wasted little time in her new role in charge of UK retail markets - visiting a market, addressing a conference and calling for stronger partnerships.
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ArticleA&A targets UK organic market
California-based A&A Organic Marketing is looking to expand into the UK and Europe after seven successful seasons supplying the US and Canadian markets.
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Dole's new role for faithful Foukra
Dole Food Company has appointed Fouad Foukra as vice president general manager for Dole Europe.
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Iceberg short for Christmas
Spanish growers are warning of a shortfall in iceberg supply from next week until after Christmas.
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ArticlePauleys lends a hand
Re:fresh award-winning foodservice supplier Pauleys is tackling food waste thanks to a pioneering agreement with a local hospice.
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Anecoop change at the top
Spain's leading fresh produce co-operative grower group Anecoop has announced a change in leadership for the first time in its 34-year history.
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ArticleBolland exits Morrisons early
Marc Bolland has left his post as chief executive of Morrisons two months earlier than had been expected.
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ArticlePresentation | Market globalisation
View and download Eurofruit Magazine's keynote presentation on market globalisation from the ICOP 2009 congress in Vienna