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ArticleSunway confident for future prospects
Russia’s largest fruit distributor, Sunway, has told Fruitnet that the group’s future is secure and has hit back at stories in the Russian media
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ArticleNunhems relocates US research facility
Company announces move to Davis, California, in order to be closer to top scientists and research laboratories
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FPC invites parliamentary comments
The Fresh Produce Consortium is co-ordinating industry response in two Parliamentary Committee inquiries.
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Leadership shake-up for RPA
The Reusable Packaging Association has elected a new executive committee and board members
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ArticleCut-glass finish to London show
Beatson Clark will be showcasing its latest products on stand at PRO2PAC, part of the International Food Exhibition taking place on 15-18 March at ExCel in London.
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ArticleFrench kiwifruit gets marketing push
Through a new TV advert and a number of other initiatives, French kiwifruit producers are hoping for a boost in sales
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Dutch food transporters land new director
Dutch logisitics giants DailyFresh have appointed a new sales director in the shape of Gert Noorderink.
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Food industry tackles economic issues
The food industry will attempt to find some answers and solutions to dealing with the economic climate at a conference in Berlin next month.
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ArticleTaste of the Mediterranean at Sainsbury's
The Greenery's new tomato variety will be available at the UK retailer until April
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ArticleMr Fruitness has kids appeal
The website for the campaign to promote healthier eating habits in children has been relaunched
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JR Holland revs up winning combination
Award-winning fresh produce specialist JR Holland Food Services has reported a ‘strong relationship’ with their logistics partners Bell Truck and Van.
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ArticleRijk Zwaan to make convenience impact
The group will display its convenience concept products at Fruit Logistica 2009, including Salanova lettuce and Caribbean produce
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ArticleAsian retail markets to ride out crisis
A new report has predicted retailers from developing countries will weather the economic crisis well
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ArticleStable outlook for Chilean topfruit
Chilean apple and pear volumes are headed for a slight dip this season although sizes will be larger on the whole
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ArticlePeru project to benefit 10,000 growers
A new public-private deal between the Peruvian Ministry of Agriculture and a local foundation will support the expansion of fruit production
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Soil Association under FPC scrutiny
The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) has termed the Soil Association’s decision not to impose a ban on organic certification of airfreighted produce a “fudge”, after the organic body announced it will “monitor” the situation.
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ArticleCasino delivers "satisfactory" Q4
The French group saw growth of 3.9 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2008, with full year sales up 14.9 per cent
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ArticleSainsbury’s debuts Mediterranean tomato
Sainsbury’s has added Mediterranean flavour to its produce range with their new Marmonde tomato set to feature in stores nationwide between January and April.
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ArticleSterling slump hits EU suppliers
The economic downturn could present an “ideal opportunity” for UK growers, as reports emerge that importers are suffering severely from a 20 per cent price hike on imports from Eurozone countries.
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ArticleCanary Islands drive product origin
With a number of Spanish consumers still buying Central American bananas, the Canary Islands pulled out all the stops to raise awareness about the fruit’s country of origin, according to Laura Agullo of agr! agro