News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 4110
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ArticleLauritizen Cool announces new banana service
Lauritzen Cool/Mann Reefers have started a new weekly service operating between Central America and Europe.
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MDS shows its Worth
Management Development Services (MDS) has announced Duncan Worth has become the group’s latest board member.
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ArticleFTA wants more changes to London lorry ban
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed the decriminalisation of the London lorry ban, but says it could create further issues.
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Zon reports increase in turnover
Zon, the Dutch auction, has announced it achieved a turnover of 263 million euros in 2003, an increase of 15 per cent in 2002.
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Defra funding backs East England farmers
Defra grants of nearly £500,000 were allocated to East of England projects last month, supporting farmers and agricultural businesses.
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ArticleSpanish salads face cold snap
Spanish salad supplies have been suffering from unseasonably cold weather this month and there could be more cool temperatures on the way.
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ASK bidding process hots up
Bidders are beginning to queue up for the ASK Central pizza and pasta chain.
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ArticleGreenery UK announces MDS membership
Greenery UK has confirmed it is the latest member to join Management Development Services (MDS).
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Diamantes are forever
The quality of the Diamante strawberry crop was top of the list of priorities on Hargreaves Plants production manager Garth Baxter recent week-long trip to the firm’s strawberry plant nurseries in California.
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ArticleTesco bid comes under fire
The food retailing community has reacted swiftly to the announcement of Tesco’s £53.7 million cash bid for Adminstore, calling for a full Office of Fair Trading (OFT) competition enquiry.
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Gangmasters get Commons date
Renfrewshire MP Jim Sheridan has submitted an Early Day Motion (EDM) to the House of Commons calling for the licensing of gangmasters.
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ArticleShamouti makes UK debut
UK supermarkets are welcoming the first arrivals of Israel’s Jaffa Shamouti oranges this week.
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ArticleTechnological Insight
Insight IT Solutions is located in the rural settings of Ledbury, Herefordshire. This company though is firmly geared up for the 21st century, with a host of IT solutions for the fresh produce industry. John Broy reports.
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ArticleCornish cornucopia
Reports suggest a dynamic year ahead for Cornish brassicas. Producers have focused their efforts on increasing varieties and ensuring continuity while UK retailers have shown their support by programming in good volumes of supply. Emma Hatfield reports.
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ArticleSeminis reveals tips for the top in 2004
The Journal will focus on seeds throughout the remainder of January. This week Seminis unveils a selection of seeds, which following strong performance in early trials and commercial production are now set to go to the next stage. Steve Parrott of Seminis takes us through the potential performers for the season ahead.
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New Year, new look
Just when I thought that the mushroom industry had reached a point where any further opportunities to add value through
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40 years of French pioneering
I must admit to a degree of nostalgia when as a guest of Sopexa, I enjoyed their 40th birthday celebrations last week. It
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Systematic control of import risk
Last week our joint FPC / HM Inspectorate (HMI) / HM Customs working party met at the HMI training centre to review the outcome of the work that has gone into establishing a computer-based risk-assessment system.
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Shout it from the rooftops
The British Retail Consortium’s Richard Ali this week made some interesting points about food and the perceptions of
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ArticleRenewed calls for UK supermarket watchdog
Producers and consumer groups in the UK have renewed calls for a new code to protect consumers and small suppliers.

