All Organics articles – Page 49
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ArticleUK pupils get hands-on experience
London schools organise farmers markets, as Farm Academy Programme educates kids about where food comes from
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ArticleSoil Association outlines new priorities
The Soil Association has published a new strategy outling its priorities for the next decade emphasising innovation and “good food for all”.
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ArticleSoil Assocation paves road to 2020
The UK-based organisation has laid out its strategy for the next few years, promising 'good food for all'
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ArticleNatureSeal takes First Step at PMA
Group to display its new prewash for leafy greens and whole produce at upcoming event in Atlanta
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ArticleFresh Express pushes organic credentials
Chiquita subsidiary introduces two organic salads and begins 'Organic but more' drive
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ArticleOrganic farms multiply in Brittany
The French region may be far from hitting the government target, but recent growth in organic farming has been rapid
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ArticleOrganic market launched in UAE
The UAE is this week set to have its first market devoted to organic products, courtesy of local organisation Ripe
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ArticleBrazil projects organic growth
The Brazilian organics industry has an excellent outlook for growth as the sector increasingly stakes a claim on both internal and external markets
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ArticleOppenheimer makes organics promotion
Canadian group hands Rachel Pagano the role of category manager for organics
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ArticleNorthern Irish organic brand launched
Organic producers in Northern Ireland have launched a new brand and a marketing campaign to increase awareness and grow sales.
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ArticleHaye dons pinny with new organic recipe
David ‘The Hayemaker’ Haye has hung up his boxing gloves and put on his pinny to back a new organic cookbook.
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Organic sector urges data sharing
A leading organic sector body has criticised government delays in sharing market data which it says is stifling business planning.
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ArticleDownturn discourages organic conversion
In the UK, farmers are shunning organic conversion as a result of the drop in demand during the economic crisis
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ArticleOrganic sector gets ready for wide-scale promotions
Organic produce players are looking to turn around yet another round of negative figures with a four-week series of promotions next month. Anna Sbuttoni asks what’s next for the beleaguered category ahead of the first ever Organic Month
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ArticleRiverford salad hots up
Riverford Organics has erected unheated polytunnels to boost its salad supply.
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ArticleOrganic food exports double from Peru
Bananas and mangoes feature among the organic food items on offer from the South American nation
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ArticleMorley joins Soil Assocication Certification
In the UK, Soil Association Certification has hired Dr Phil Morley to help maintain the integrity of the organic sector
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ArticleFairtrade herbs set for UK shelves
Bart Spices has launched a new range of Fairtrade organic herbs at Tesco stores
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ArticleDutch tomatoes bare all
Courtesy of Eosta's Nature & More scheme, consumers are now able to go online to find out information and talk to the grower
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ArticleNew packaging for Organics Unlimited
The company is supplying organic bananas in the US with a special tape around each bunch to distinguish the fruit