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ArticleCash injection for ailing high streets
The government has announced it is to pump £3 million into an empty shop revival fund for the most deprived and hardest hit high streets in the UK.
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ArticleKoppert to exhibit in New York
Koppert Biological Systems is to present its products at a sustainable greenhouse in New York’s New Amsterdam Village, as part of a celebration of 400 years of friendly relations between the Netherlands and the Big Apple.
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Singapore airport to open perishables centre
Singapore Airport Terminal Services Limited (SATS) has announced plans to launch Coolport@Changi - Singapore’s first on-airport perishables handling centre.
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ArticleOmex opens £3m Norfolk lab
Omex Agrifluids has invested more than £3 million in a new state-of-the-art production and laboratory facility at a new site in Kings Lynn, Norfolk.
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Stobart creates major rail link
A UK logistics operator has brokered a major deal to reduce the amount of lorries on UK roads and create a direct rail link from Spain.
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ArticleItalians report stable apple offer
Italian apple producers are looking forward to a relatively stable season, following a bumper 2008-09 harvest and a subsequently difficult export market.
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Bejo Zaden holds open days
Bejo Zaden will be holding open days at its Dutch base next month to give insight into its developments and range.
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Writtle students take plaudits
Writtle College students will travel to Chelmsford, Essex next month to receive their specialist degrees at the college graduation ceremonies to be held in Chelmsford Cathedral.
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ArticleNWF heralds Tesco salad success
Natures Way Foods (NWF) has heralded the success of its newly bred salads, sold through Tesco, as a strong indicator that consumers are increasingly opting for whole leaf salads.
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ArticleChinese apples survive drought fears
The Chinese Fuji apple season looks to be on track, even though widespread drought in the country could severely affect growers.
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Nairobi to host major conference
Nairobi is set to host a major African conference covering the challenges and opportunities the horticulture sector faces.
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Article"Shocking" checks put retailers at risk
A huge number of retailers are putting themselves at considerable risk by not carrying out in-depth checks on their maintenance service providers, according to a new study.
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De Ruiter reshuffles seed supplies
De Ruiter Seeds BV has announced a reshuffle of its seed supply to accommodate its acquisition by Monsanto and its subsidiary companies last year and Monsanto's buy-out of the Seminis Group of Companies prior to that.
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ArticlePortsmouth receives record banana job
Portsmouth Port saw its biggest-ever delivery of bananas earlier this month, with the council-owned shipping company MMD reporting 15,000 pallets.
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ArticleGoplastic launches new pallet
Companies in the retail sector can achieve significant reductions in packaging and more efficient bulk distribution and storage with the GoBox 6080, according to Goplasticpallets.com.
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ArticleStudy outlines UK companies' struggles
One in four companies are now making a loss in the UK fresh produce industry, according to a new market report by Plimsoll
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Farmers' futures looking up
Almost a third of all farmers said they feel more optimistic about the future of their business than they did a year ago, according to a survey of 6,532 farmers conducted by the National Farm Research Unit (NFRU).
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ArticleMarket Intelligence acquires FPJ publisher
Market Intelligence Ltd, the publisher of Eurofruit Magazine, Asiafruit Magazine and Americafruit Magazine, has announced that it has acquired Lockwood Press Limited.
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Government launches manufacturing plan
Five sector skills councils have launched an initiative to improve access to quality training and development for manufacturing employers in the UK.
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ArticleEuropean markets under huge pressure
Prices falling and returns under threat as market demand for fruit and vegetables slips and available volumes increase