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ArticleSpanish salads survive heatwave
As the new Spanish salads season get underway optimism is high within the UK for a rewarding campaign. Hot weather, though, has played its part and may cause a few early season headaches. John Broy reports.
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ArticleHumber's quality facility
With the increasing drive towards healthy eating, it is fitting that an old chocolate factory has provided a new home for vegetable processing. Emma Hardy investigates HQF's latest move.
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More equal than others?
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 he has asked Catherine Prest to analyse new provisions to outlaw discrimination.
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How many portions?
I really hope that the 5-a-day campaign is not going to run out of steam.While the applause goes in great measure to the
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ArticleAct on water pressure
It was encouraging to witness the air of confidence that surrounded British Potato 2003 last week. In the two years since the
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Belgium goes biodegradable
Retailers in Belgium are cottoning on to biodegradable packaging already launched in the UK.
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ArticlePerks of the fruit trade
Andrew Perks of DJ Perks & Sons was the lucky winner in Bristol Fruit Sales promotion.
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EurepGAP: responsible relationships
EurepGAP's fourth annual conference Towards Global Harmonisation opened today in Madrid with speakers emphasising the responsbility that lies with the food chain and the importance of relationships within it.
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Hot weather catches up with brassicas
The long hot summer has led to a shortage of brassicas.
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ArticleMixed blessings for Belgium
A downturn in EU pear and apple production, predicted by Prognosfruit in August, has now been confirmed by Belgian auctions.
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Autumn is acquisition season
Plimsoll Publishing has suggested cash-rich companies have an ideal opportunity to acquire struggling businesses.
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ArticleHurricane Isabel whips up a storm
Hurricane Isabel is heading for the Caribbean islands and could threathen banana plantations.
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ArticleSpanish citrus delayed
Citrus production in the leading Spanish region of Valencia is expected to fall slightly by five per cent this season as the harvest starts late.
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ArticleGeest shares slip
Geest shares slipped down 2.9 per cent this morning on a reduction in its rating by investment bank Goldman Sachs.
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ArticleM&S enhances food formats
Marks & Spencer is abandoning national pricing on food and expanding its convenience format nation-wide.
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Lantra's new learning courses
Lantra has announced a range of spreadsheet courses aimed at people in environmental and land-based industries.
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Morrison's in search of non-exec directors
The supermarket chain has begun interviewing prospective candidates to become its first non-executive directors.
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ArticleRetailers back nutrition strategy call
The British Retail Consortium has added its voice to a call for a national nutritional strategy.
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ArticleNational Mango Week underway
Major supermarkets are fully behind the third National Mango Week.
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ArticleAsda and Morrison's could unite
Asda may join forces with Morrison's in a bid to buy Safeway.

