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ArticleNZ apple growers back WTO submission
Pipfruit New Zealand has backed the country's submission to the WTO over the long-running apple export conflict with Australia
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ArticlePakistan eyes Japanese access for mangoes
Pakistani mango exporters are looking forward to a hike in export volumes this season following Japan’s decision to import the fruit
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ArticleCHEP ties up two fresh contracts
Two US producers have signed supply deals with pallet and container pooling service provider CHEP
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ArticleGFI resumes South Tyrol apple campaign
New campaigns for other branded apples, melons, kiwifruit and bananas due to be confirmed shortly
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ArticleCounterfeiters foiled in pesticide cases
Three major pesticide companies have won separate battles against illegal traders in Europe
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ArticleResearcher converts banana to fuel
In an attempt to combat food waste, a PhD student from the University of Nottingham has developed a simple method of making fuel from bananas.
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PAFA calls for Budget backing
The Packaging and Films Association (PAFA), which represents the £2 billion UK plastic film and flexible packaging industry, has sent out a strong message to Chancellor Alistair Darling for his budget this week to sow the seeds needed by UK manufacturing industry to halt the worst decline in 40 years.
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ArticleProducers urged to protect heritage
Companies will be required to display a product’s status as a protected food name, in written or logo form, as of May 1.
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ArticleCameroon to boost banana yields
Cameroon is to vastly increase its banana production as the West African country looks to increase yields.
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ArticleDEFRA reveals UK production levels
The area of field vegetables grown in the open in the UK has fallen, but the fruit industry has seen an increase in production and value, according to new statistics on fruit and veg production released by DEFRA.
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ArticleShipping merger on horizon
Asian shipping lines are predicting consolidation in the industry as pressure from the financial crisis eases
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ArticleReal supermarkets, fake brands
Several counterfeit-branded supermarkets have been shut down in Shanghai
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ArticleFourayes trials intensive Bramleys
Fourayes, which supplies Bramley apples and processed fruit fillings, has begun trialling a new method of intensively growing Bramley apples to increase production at its farm outside Sittingbourne in Kent.
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ArticleMastronardi targets Earth Day
Canadian grower/exporter Mastronardi Produce, which operates the Sunset brand, has announced that it has begun transferring all of its current boxes to bleach-free recycled material in the lead-up to Earth Day on Wednesday.
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ArticleEuropean banana producers state case
The European Banana Producers' Association has said that it is "worried" by trade negotiations involving Latin American banana exporting countries
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DEFRA pledges £10m for bee research
Up to £10 million is to be invested to help to identify the main threats to bees and other insect pollinators, under a major project announced this week by DEFRA.
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ArticleMorocco increases vegetable exports to EU
North African country has continued to increase its vegetable exports to EU countries over the past year, according to newly-released figures
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ArticleHamburg Süd drops charge
The German shipping line has revealed that there will be no congestion surcharge at Haifa and Ashdod ports in Israel
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ArticleMexican grapes to hit US market in May
Shipped volumes of Sonora grapes are set to fall and exports are expected to meet with stiff competition in the US
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Brand Dossier | Jazz
Enzafruit has revealed that volumes of its New Zealand Jazz apples are expected to increase dramatically this season