All Organics articles – Page 51
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ArticleEosta launches 'Specialties' division
New segment will help meet growing demand for a range of organic exotic and specialty vegetables
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ArticleNorth America leapfrogs Europe
Report claims the US and Canada combined have become the world’s largest market for organic food and drink, ahead of Europe
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ArticleSoil Association warns on phosphate
The Soil Association has warned that future shortages of phosphate rock could spell a major threat to global food security
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ArticlePromotional fortnight spearheads sales upturn
Despite the organics category continuing to suffer an overall value and volume decline in the past year, figures from the last few weeks have indicated the sector is fighting back. Alex Lawson reports on the impact of September’s Organic Fortnight
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Organic Farm Foods makes awards shortlist
Organic Farm Foods has been shortlisted as one of the top 10 companies for the UEBT Biodiversity Award 2010 in the leadership category.
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ArticleEosta named top Dutch fresh food firm
Leading organic fruit and vegetable supplier tops the country's prestigious annual Vers Top 100 ranking
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ArticleAgrexco starts variety of exports
The Israeli exporter has just started shipments of organic Sharonfruit, cherry vine tomatoes and Sweet Bite peppers
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ArticleUS organic food market accelerates
New report claims demand for organic and natural products is rising rapidly, making it one of the fastest growing industries in US
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ArticleRewe to drop organic banner
Retailer's Vierlinden organic concept to come to an end in 2011 as group aims to focus on more recently launched Temma outlets
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Whole Foods unveils expansion plans
US natural and organic food retailer Whole Foods Market is to extend its UK operations outside the capital for the first time.
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Organic sales bounce back
Sales of organic food and drink through supermarkets reached £82 million during September, an increase of 15.5 per cent on the previous four-weeks, data from Kantar Worldpanel shows.
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ArticleSoil Association appoints new director
Helen Browning has been named as the new director of the UK's Soil Association, starting in spring 2011
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ArticleCanadian organics in funding boost
Government pledges new investment to support promotional expansion of Canada’s organic sector abroad
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ArticleFrance backs organic growth
The French minister of agriculture has pleased the country's organic sector by pumping a further €6m into the sector
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ArticleFyffes unveils organic banana campaign
New promotion set to encourage consumers in Germany to get in touch with nature by purchasing organic-certified fruit
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ArticleInterfel questions Familles Rurales study
The French organisation has raised doubts about the scale of the difference in the price of organics reported by Familles Rurales
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ArticleCanada invests in organic research
Government provides funding to help secure future of country's organic industry
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ArticleRoad to recovery is mapped out for organics
Confidence is up in the fruit and vegetable organics market following a run of poor sales and mixed media messages. Ahead of the UK organic industry’s first generic promotional campaign, organic growers are gearing up for the initiative and hoping to win back consumers. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports
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ArticleFrench study shows cost of going organic
In Familles Rurales' latest report, organic fresh produce is shown to be almost 70 per cent more expensive in France than conventional
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ArticleNew CEO at SACL
Steve McGrath has been named as the next CEO of Soil Association Certification Ltd (SACL)