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ArticleWake up and smell the bananas
Opportunities can be maximised in the Asian market by using different marketing schemes, as shown by Japan's morning banana diet craze
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Sun Valley in packhouse investment
Sun Valley Biofruit has unveiled a new packhouse to handle its organic citrus grown in the eastern Cape in South Africa.
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ArticleUniveg appoints new board member
Rudi De Becker replaces Robert-Jan Van Ogtrop on Belgium-based fresh produce group's board of directors
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Israel's fig season rebounds
Agrexco has Israeli figs available again for export after a short spring break.
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ArticleStubbins backs British
It may be a slogan of a bygone recession in a previous millennium, but “we’re backing Britain” is the key theme underpinning Stubbins Marketing’s procurement strategy in 2009.
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ArticleTesco to boost Thai exports
Tesco plans to boost Thai produce exports via their distribution network, starting with a London launch
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ArticleChina to rank organic 4th
China expects to become the fourth largest consumer of organic food in the world over the next decade
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ArticleBharti Wal-Mart opens first store
Bharti Wal-Mart has opened the doors to its first Indian wholesale cash-and-carry store
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ArticleUS watermelons to hit Japan
Following market access, US watermelons are set for a promotion in Japanese stores this August
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ArticleThai aid for lychee growers
The Thai Chamber of Commerce plans to buy lychees en mass to boost falling prices
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ArticleIndependent win for Wareings
Wareings of Tarleton landed the QV Fresh Approach Independent Retailer of the Year award at this year’s Re:fresh conference, hosted by the Fresh Produce Consortium and FPJ.
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Zespri forecasts strong Gold returns
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri is forecasting stable or increased returns on two out of three of its kiwifruit lines this season.
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ArticleUK ports outperform targets
The 2008 Associated British Ports (ABP) Corporate Responsibility Report has revealed that performance in term of safety, emission and community investment at UK ports has improved.
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ArticleWholesale targets health campaign
The World Union of Wholesale Markets (WUWM) has moved to set up a pan-European campaign to encourage healthy eating.
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ArticleConvenience gong for Nisa-Today's
Nisa-Today’s scooped the gong for the QV Fresh Approach Convenience Retailer of the Year at the 2009 Re:fresh Awards.
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ArticleInnovation gong for Love Food Hate Waste
The Love Food Hate Waste (LFHW) research project landed the coveted Stubbins Innovation of the Year award at Thursday’s Re:fresh ceremony.
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ArticleMarketing Campaign award for Foods from Spain
The Re:fresh Pr3 Marketing Campaign of the Year award went to Foods from Spain for its integrated marketing campaign for Spanish fresh produce, worth more than £300,000 in coverage.
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Organic fortnight to offer recession tips
This year’s Soil Association Organic Fortnight will focus on why organic products offer great value for consumers’ wallets and for the planet.
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ArticleWholesale standards label proposed
The wholesale industry has called for a new food standards mark to adorn its produce to combat the flood of labels regarding ethics and sourcing employed by the major retailers.
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Fresh produce shrugs off recession talk
New research from Plimsoll Publishing suggests that almost half of the UK fresh produce industry has not been affected by the global economic slowdown.