News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 4134
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ArticlePlimsoll issues "chasers" warning
Plimsoll Publishing has highlighted 90 fresh produce companies that are borrowing heavily in a bid to capture extra market share.
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ArticleMorePeople expands recruitment network
MorePeople has announced the acquisition of The Peepul Bureau, an established horticultural recruitment specialist...
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ArticleFresh Summit feeds 11 counties
To illustrate the scale of Fresh Summit, the PMA was able to donate an enormous 345,182 lbs of fruit, veg and related products to charities in Florida on its closure.
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ArticleFreight expectations
With both sea and air freight becoming increasingly competitive industries, providing a better quality service is the best way of staying ahead of the opposition. Increasing red tape for sea freight is not making it any easier though, and air freight could soon be left behind without technological developments. John Broy reports.
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Avocado advance goes global
Advanced storage and ripening solutions are revolutionising the avocado industry and increasing product confidence but as output rises, producers are turning their attention to marketing strategies and calling for the creation of a global marketing initiative. Emma Hatfield reports.
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Wholesale dynamics safeguard future
It has been a great pleasure to meet you through this column every month for the past year to discuss what is happening on the
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Packing on form
Sandiacre and Rose Forgrove are globally renowned names in the field of produce machinery. Sandiacre specialises in vertical
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Living on a volcano
There have always been rumours and counter rumours in this industry. I suppose it goes with living in a world where buyers and
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Right wing, right off the mark
So now we know what the "right wing" thinks of the drive to encourage the people of the UK to eat 5-a-day. The Adam Smith
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ArticleEarly sprout finish mooted
Huge efforts and increased production costs are keeping supermarket orders for Brussels sprouts fulfilled, but the campaign may come to an early close.
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ArticleGarden still waiting
By the end of next year, New Covent Garden's future should be a whole lot clearer, says the market authority chairman.
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Pomona pulls 'em in
French wholesaler attracts more than 2,000 clients and suppliers to open event at Rungis.
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ArticleSomerfield signals support for English Braeburn
Somerfield is stocking UK-grown Braeburn for the first time this season.
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ArticleAvicorn to open up down under
Importer-exporter Avicorn is opening an office in Australia in December.
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ArticleSpanish citrus climb
A national forecast from Spain estimates the country's citrus exports are likely to climb this season on last year's record levels.
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ArticleTucumán urged to seek PGI
Lemons from Tucumán in Argentina are well positioned to seek protected geographical indicator status.
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Direct appointment for Edmunds
Pesticides residue tester Direct Laboratories has appointed John Edmunds as an associate.
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ArticleSainsbury's shareholders show concern
Sainsbury's shareholders are concerned that potential candidates for the chief executive's job are being deterred by Sir Peter Davis's elevation to chairman.
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Brittany back on song
Breton growers report key brassica lines are back on track after the prolonged dry spell.
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Ulma's ideal solution for the produce market
Ulma's Etna machine is proving successful in UK and continental markets.

