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Article"Superfood" sales soar
Sales of named “superfoods” have boomed as UK consumers attempt to eat their way to good health, new research shows.
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ArticleNew organic growers group launched
A major new organics group, targeted exclusively at fruit and vegetable growers, has been formally launched. The Organic Growers Alliance describes itself as ‘a self-help group to its members and a liason with other orgaisations.’
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ArticleTesco enter your garden
A mixed reaction has greeted the news that Tesco is on the verge of purchasing the Dobbies garden centre group.
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New age for plant retailing?
The imminent arrival of the Tesco juggernaut in the garden centre industry could herald a new age for the sector and the
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Richard Hirst - Chairman NFU Board for Horticulture
“The implications on our sector of a lack of seasonal labour are potentially devastating.”
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ArticleKing offered loyalty bonus
Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King is set to receive a multi-million pound windfall to ensure he is not tempted by a bigger wage package under private equity ownership.
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ArticleBayer gets top Euro rating
At the EuroBlight workshop in Bologna, Italy, held in May of this year, Bayer CropScience´s Infinito (fluopicolide + propamocarb-HCI) received the best combined rating of all established or newly-developed potato fungicides, the company reported.
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ArticleEnvironmental potato guide for Scotland
The Farming & Wildlife Advisory Group (FWAG) and potato supplier Branston Ltd are linking up to publish environmental guidance for potato production in Scotland.
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ArticleFlorida citrus bounces back to form
Grapefruit exports from Florida have rocketed this season, the Florida Department of Citrus has revealed, ahead of the close of the 2006-07 season.
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US unwilling to budge on farm subsidies
American crop grower groups say the recent ‘Challenge paper’ from the Doha Round agriculture negotiations committee chairman was not a step forward in negotiations.
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ArticleCD outlines information on school visits to farms
A government objective to increase outdoor school visits to farms has been given a major boost by the production of a comprehensive new educational resource.
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Parripak consolidates enviro plan
Parripak Foods has consolidated its company environmental-impact plan.
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ArticleDutch cues up for export expansion
Eight Dutch cucumber associations are to combine under the K8 banner to jointly strengthen their international market position.
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Wide variety of adaptability to climate change
Measures to protect wildlife, woodland and water in England and Wales differ widely in their suitability to adapt to climate change according to a new report from the Environment Agency.
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ArticleAsda retains cheapest crown
Asda can once again bask in the title of Britain's cheapest supermarket, as it landed the prize for the 10th successive year.
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ArticleHerbert gets machinery nod
The Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE) has awarded its Sir Roland Burke Perpetual Challenge machinery trophy to engineers R J Herbert.
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FTA fears road pricing scheme will encourage neglect
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed the publication of a draft bill providing the opportunity for local authorities to trial road pricing schemes.
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ArticleOrganic alliance formed
A major new organics group, targetted exclusively at fruit and vegetable growers, has been formalised this week.
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Bioplastics to boom at interpack 2008
Bioplastics and biopackaging are set to take centre stage at interpack 2008, to be held from 24-30 April 2008 at the Düsseldorf Exhibition Centre.
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Plumb to speak at Cheshire Show
The Lloyds TSB Agri-business Centre at Cheshire Show is promising two prominent guest speakers this year.