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ArticleGreen takes pride of place
Celebrity chef Rachel Green was the guest of honour at the 2008 British Asparagus Festival on Monday May 26, at The Fleece Inn, Bretforton, Worcestershire.
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ArticleChilean lemons step in as US production falls short
Significant shortfalls in the US have opened the door, according to the USDA
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Hamburg to join Hapag bidding
A newly formed consortium has been created to bid for Hapag-Lloyd
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Small retailers still going strong
Large Indian retail groups are not putting smaller independents out of business
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Exporters appeal for investment
The Pakistan government is urged to focus funding in certain areas
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Australia helps boost Philippine production
Funds provided to assist agricultural production
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ArticleZespri forecasts boost to kiwifruit grower returns
Returns to New Zealand's kiwifruit growers are expected to bounce back this season thanks to better pricing, sizes and exchange rates.
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Morrisons set to update on progress
Morrisons will this week release an update on its progress at its annual general meeting, as it begins a new phase without Sir Ken Morrison at the helm.
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ArticlePineapple takes to the sky
Pineapple has just taken off - quite literally. Individually sleeved Cape fresh pineapple sticks, originally developed in partnership by Capespan and Superior Food, have made an immediate impact since their launch as part of the British Airways long-haul menu.
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ArticleValencian rains push down citrus
An extremely rainy May in Valencia, which followed on from a particularly dry April in the region, has had a significant downward impact on crop expectations for local citrus producers.
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ArticleIrish in organic drive
A major drive to increase organic production in the Irish Republic is to get underway shortly, to take advantage of the millions of euros spent on imported fruit and vegetables.