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Lord Rooker visits flood devastation
Food and farming minister Lord Rooker embarked on a tour of flood-hit Worcestershire and Gloucestershire last Friday, organised by the National Farmers’ Union (NFU).
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Growers urged to consider ELS
A farm walk took place recently aimed at demonstrating to growers how the Entry Level Stewardship (ELS) scheme can fit into farming practice.
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ArticleBrits eat their greens
More than three-quarters of British shoppers are trying to eat healthily, according to a new report.
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MBMG buys Warrell Morton
Fresh produce supplier MBMG has announced that it is to acquire the trade and trading assets of potato supplier Warrell Morton & Co.
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Somerfield annouces expansion
Somerfield has revealed plans to open an additional 50 new stores this year as part of a £100 million investment in the business.
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ArticleGood season for asparagus
Organisers of the 2007 asparagus promotional campaign have reported strong results in terms of market penetration, with subsequent sales figures also up on against last year.
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ArticlePlans to lift health and safety burden applauded
Steps to reduce the burden of health and safety regulations on businesses have been welcomed by the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS).
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ArticleWaitrose squares up to Whole Foods
Whole Foods Market is under investigation by trading standards officials after Waitrose lodged a complaint against the US organic retailer.
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ArticlePartial Bomfords sale announced
Part of the Bomfords Group has been sold for an undisclosed sum.
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ArticleLevy lineup announced
Defra has announced the makeup of the new levy boards that will represent UK horticulture in the revamped structure.
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The cost of ethical sourcing
Over half of those who work in retail expect ethical sourcing to drive up production costs by at least five percent, according to new data published by Verdict Research.
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Vegetable open days in the Netherlands
The vegetable seed specialist Bejo Zaden will be holding its vegetable open days from September 25-29.
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Brits favour traditional fruits
Only one in five Brits have ever tasted mango, with most favouring traditional apples and oranges to tropical fruits, a new study has found.
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Nurseries' SPS boost
Ornamental growers have received a boost this week with the news that they are to become eligible for funds under the Single Payment Scheme.
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Morocco makes Berlin grade
Morocco has been chosen as the partner country for Fruit Logistica 2008.
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Total Produce makes foray into health sector
Total Produce has acquired 92 per cent of health foods distributor Wholefoods Wholesale.
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The Co-op merges with United Co-operatives
The Co-operative Group joined forces with a smaller rival this weekend to form the biggest mutual retailer in the world.
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ArticleKG trials to yield fruit
Next season more than half the British strawberries and raspberries grown by KG Growers, now part of the international Berry Gardens group launched this year, will be proprietary varieties specially tailored to meet specific consumer tastes.
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GMA joins BOPP
The Growing Media Association has formally announced its association with the British Ornamental Plant Producers certification scheme.
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ArticleEiC takes to the road
The Eat in Colour (EiC) campaign is taking to the coast with a roadshow in holiday hotspots nationwide that started on Sunday.