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HRI sees deadline extended
Lord Whitty, minister for food and farming at the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra), has confirmed that final details of the new bodies to replace Horticulture Research International (HRI) are well on the way to being finalised.
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Is frozen veg healthier?
Researchers suggest that fresh vegetables imported from a distant country may have fewer nutrients than frozen alternatives.
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PPV results returned
Results of testing for plum pox virus (PPV) in samples of stone fruit from New Zealand have been returned.
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P&C declares ETI conformity
Pokon & Chrysal International recieves first ethical trading declaration of conformity.
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Newton's law at Florette
Soleco, the French salads giant, has launched four new products under the Florette brand.
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Brazilian lime expansion
Brazil sees the UK market as having growth potential for its limes.
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New Zealand "gloomy"
According to a report in national daily the New Zealand Herald, the latest report from NZ's National Bank finds the outlook among the country's farmers and growers is "gloomy".
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Murcia on guard
Growers in Murcia in south-eastern Spain are keeping a watchful eye on the weather as the seasons move from salads and vegetables to melons and stone fruit.
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MD&HC-led consortium to control Maputo
An agreement has now been reached to transfer control of Mozambique port, Maputo to an international consortium led by the Mersey Docks & Harbour Company.
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Ethical flower initiative
Leading supplier of care products for plants and flowers, Pokon & Chrysal International has been granted the first Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI).
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Plant growth breakthrough
Scientists at the John Innes Centre have made a biological breakthrough which could have implications for the future of new variety development.
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Rain threatens berries
Heavy rain in Huelva today is threatening Spanish strawberry production.
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NFU call for government assistance
The NFU has called on the Chancellor of the Exchequer to use the forthcoming budget to create a sustainable farming industry
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Tesco and Sainsbury's beg to differ
The reaction of the UK's top three retailers to the new 5-a-day logo has been mixed.
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Agrexco sets aim high
Israel's largest horticultural exporter Agrexco expects a good performance in 2003.
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Dole deal struck
US produce multi-national Dole Food Company Inc has announced a long-anticipated merger agreement.
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Asparagus welcomes warm spell
The dry spring is promising to be a blessing for the UK asparagus industry as it waits to start harvesting around the end of May.

