All Organics articles – Page 57
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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.
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ArticleAsda and Tesco hit back on organics
Asda and Tesco have hit back at a report in the Grocer last week that suggested their organic sales are falling and they have cut back on the number of lines by a third.
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ArticleOrganics 'changing Italian farming'
CSO president Paolo Bruni underlines importance of organic methods in shaping attitudes across entire fresh produce sector
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ArticleUK retailers cut organic range
According to recent data from Brand View, UK supermarket chains Tesco and Asda have slashed their organic lines by a third
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ArticleAustralia adopts new organic standard
Australia has brought in a new organic standard, closing some loopholes in the previous certification
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USDA awards organic funding
The capital will be used to reduce trade barriers and expand export opportunities for US organic products
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ArticleIndian organic traceability planned
India’s organic production is set to get a new traceability system aimed at boosting exports, in particular to Europe
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Article'Obsession' with high yields damaging
Basic foods from modern crops contain significantly less vital nutrients and there is an “obsession” with volume-led food production - a problem that poses a heightened risk for public health, experts have warned.
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ArticleAgroFair expands pineapple range
The Dutch group has added Ghanaian fruit to its programme this year
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ArticleSoil Association points to nutrition
The UK’s Soil Association has welcomed the findings of a recent BBC programme on food nutrition
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Italy uncovers organic fraud
Some 460 tonnes of conventionally grown apples and pears in Italy have been seized by the Italian authorities as they were before they could be passed off as organic production.