All Organics articles – Page 57
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ArticleEU logo goes to public vote
Whittled down from over 3,400 entries, three designs for the new EU organic logo now go to the public vote
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ArticleOrganics funding exceeds target
The organic industry has already surpassed its initial target to raise funds to support a generic marketing campaign.
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Speciality spuds to beef up box scheme
Organic grower and box scheme supplier Tolhurst Organic Produce is launching a line of speciality potatoes for its box scheme customers.
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ArticleObstacles to organics persist in UAE
According to a new poll of consumers in the UAE, price and availability are the main stumbling blocks for the organic market
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ArticleUSDA confirms Biofach presence
US companies are being invited to display organic produce at Biofach 2010, which takes place in Nuremburg, Germany
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ArticleOrganics firms take optimistic stance for the future
It has been a busy three months for the organics sector, with the Soil Association launching into the food security debate with gusto and the ongoing question around the category’s future in terms of sales still throwing up a lively debate. Laura Gould reports
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ArticleOrganic supplies in abundance
The organic vegetable market is awash with product thanks to an exceptionally clement November in Spain and later-running seasons due to mild temperatures in northern Europe.
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ArticleOrganic growth forecast despite premium
In France, the market for organics is expected to continue to grow, despite the often considerable premiums charged
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ArticleOrganics boom despite recession
New studies show that consumers are still willing to pay for organic fruit and vegetables in spite of the global recession
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ArticleBelgian organic market grows
The market for organic products has risen to €300m in Belgium, according to GfK, despite the current recession
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Agrexco organic capsicum underway
Agrexco has kicked off the capsicum season with an organic range that mirrors its conventional offer.
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ArticleOrganic GM alternative considered
Concern was raised over the organic agriculture industry’s ability to cope with the onslaught of climate change while spurning GM technologies, at a high-level debate in the capital last week.
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ArticleAgrexco organic pepper offering begins
The Israel-based group's organic pepper export campaign begins this month, running through until May/June 2010
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ArticleOrganic vegetable prices to rise in Canada
Consumers could be looking at lower stocks and higher prices following the introduction of new regulations governing the use of sodium nitrate
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ArticleBioBenessere makes Florida appearance
The promotion of the European organic trade continued last week in Miami with a seminar on the use of organic products in the Mediterranean diet
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ArticleQ4 profit surge at Whole Foods
US organic retailer enjoys improved fourth quarter with year-on-year sales increasing and profit growth of US$27.2m
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ArticleBioFach expects no drop-off
Organisers of organic fair BioFach are anticipating similar numbers for next year's event, thanks to continued growth in organics
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ArticleUSDA hands out organic funding
Organisation to plough US$19m into helping universities research solutions to crucial organic agricultural issues
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ArticleAgrexco tomato shipments underway
The Israeli exporter has just started the European export season for its organic tomatoes
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ArticleGreenvale increases organic shelf life
Greenvale's new packaging for its Lady Balfour organic potatoes has increased shelf life, decreased wastage and reduced complaints about greening by over 50 per cent, the company has revealed.