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Catholic support for GM foods
The Vatican has opened a symposium into GMOs and itself up for criticism.
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ArticleComputer skills for the rural sector
The government is providing substantial subsidies for IT training.
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ArticleFruiterers' frolics light up Lord Mayor's Show
The Worshipful Company of Fruiterers entered two floats in this year's Lord Mayor's Show...
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Kale a hit for AV Produce
Throughout November the Journal is featuring a weekly focus on winter vegetable lines. This week AV Produce is in the spotlight with its new, shredded Kale packs and the company's Paul Graves explains the benefits of the Produced in Kent initiative.
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The Israeli citrus industry has felt the squeeze in recent years but confidence is now restored as widespread restructuring and an increase in plantings are set to bear new fruit. Emma Hatfield reports.
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ArticleRoberts stands out in Stoke
The wholesaler Arthur Roberts & Sons is situated in the heart of Stoke-on-Trent in Staffordshire. The company prides itself on the consistent quality service that it has provided over four generations and in the rollercoaster industry of fresh produce this is no mean feat. John Broy reports.
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The power of brands
Brands are threatening to make a comeback in the fresh produce industry but are retailers willing to invest in promotions or do their interests lie solely in own-label goods? Emma Hatfield reports.
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Kale a hit for AV Produce
Throughout November the Journal is featuring a weekly focus on winter vegetable lines. This week AV Produce is in the spotlight with its new, shredded Kale packs and the company's Paul Graves explains the benefits of the Produced in Kent initiative.
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Definition of a bombastic product
Definition as far as taste is concerned with fruit and vegetables has always been a problem. For example, the term “sweet” covers a multitude of possibilities. But, writes David Shapley, any taste criteria cannot include external appearance.
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Sound bites are not enough
The rows over the rights and wrongs of government policy on the fight against obesity are neither here nor there.There are
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Complaints can help
Adam Bernstein (pictured right) hosts a monthly look at one of the legislative aspects that most affect your business, how it is run and how it can be more profitable. This month, Richard de Melim explains why customer complaints are the best things that can happen to your business.
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ArticleMorocco put on show
SIFEL 2003, the international fruit and vegetable industry show, will take place in Agadir, Morocco, on December 4-7.
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Asda re-introduces Kerrs Pink
Popular chgipping potato Kerrs Pink re-introduced by Asda following huge customer demand
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ArticleSomerfield gets on the right track
The Somerfield group has announced its latest results and executive chairman John von Spreckelsen believes the chain is back on track.
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ArticleAsda leaves rivals floundering
Asda continues to pile the pressure on Sainsbury's following the release of its latest figures.
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ArticleSouth Africa toasts another successful avocado campaign in UK
Producers and exporters shared good news at an end-of-term symposium, in Nelspruit last week,
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ArticleSafeway sales hold few fears for suppliers
66 per cent of respondents to survey say Safeway acquisition will not affect their businesses.
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ArticleWorldwide Fruit announcement
Worlwide Fruit is expected to make an announcement on Monday about restructure plans.
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Root supplies run tight
A dry summer and autumn have taken their toll on root crops in the UK.