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King on the road to JS redemption
Credit where it’s due, the set of results released this week by Sainsbury’s suggest that, at long last, what we
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Farming leaders vent fury at RPA
Leaders of the three main farming organisations have expressed anger and dismay after a further meeting with food and farming minister Lord Bach and head of the Rural Payments Agency Mark Addison this week.
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The only way is up for Asda
Asda has nowhere to go but up, according to analysts at Banc of America Securities.
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Angry NZ growers give Australians notice
New Zealand growers are putting the Australian government on notice.
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ArticleMBM delivers taste message
Preparing a great-tasting potato is easy once you get the right dry matter, storage and variety.
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ArticleOliver school meal revolution sends Compass south
The state school division at catering giant Compass has suffered as a result of Jamie Oliver’s drive to abolish unhealthy school meals.
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RFID - can retailers afford to wait?
Retailers are being urged to embrace RFID (Radio Frequency Identification), to help gain a competitive advantage.
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ArticleSpanish stonefruit unity
Spanish stone-fruit growers are coming together on May 19 this year to celebrate their first national congress to address problems faced by the sector.
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ArticleSoil Association's treble top
Organic lobby and certification group the Soil Association is celebrating a hat trick of awards this past week.
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ArticleSainsbury's in recovered position
Sainsbury's chief Justin King has changed the chain’s status from “recovering” to “recovered” following a better-than-expected rise in sales for the January to March period.
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ArticleFlorette expands into foodservice
Leading bagged salad brand Florette is expanding into the foodservice sector.
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FSA backing for food lecture
Three new sponsors have been signed up for the City Food Lecture, in January 2007.
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New face at Parripak
Ian Wingfield has been brought in to strengthen Parripak Food's sales team.
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Aussies eye Chinese citrus challenge
Australian Horticultural Exporters Association (AHEA) has released a strategy document regarding the proposed marketing strategy for Australian citrus to China.
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Politicians tackle Asda on price
Northern Irish politicians are calling on Asda not to start a price war in the region.
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ArticleEat in Colour management named
Fresh produce leaders from across the sector have been unveiled as the men to lead the Eat in Colour campaign to boost fresh produce consumption in the UK.
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ArticleExotics set for growth on prepared
Exotic and stone fruit are set to be the next big areas of growth when it comes to prepared produce, according to fruit preservation specialists Agricoat.
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ArticleEarly start for NZ kiwifruit
New Zealand kiwifruit is set to begin next week, ahead of last season’s start, while volumes are forecast to be slightly below 2005 levels.
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ArticleOutspan fresh doubles fleet
London Hire TCS, the specialist in refrigerated vehicle rental and contract hire, has extended its contract with Outspan fresh Ltd.
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ArticleRe:fresh Awards deadline this Friday
The entry deadline for the Re:fresh Awards 2006 is this Friday, March 31.