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ArticleGLA mounts Operation Ajax
The Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) stepped up its hunt for illegal operators yesterday with the launch of an 18-month programme of targeted enforcement and unannounced raids.
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Serbian mushroom industry expanding
Serbian wild mushroom processor and exporter Marni is expecting to boost exports by 100 per cent in 2008.
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Honduras lobbies US to lift melon alert
Growers could lose large numbers of melons if ban remains in place
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ArticleMixed bag for Chilean apple crop
Unexpected rainfall in March has had an impact on the size and colouring of Royal Gala apples harvested in and around the Metropolitan Region of Chile this year.
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Guilty gangmaster sentenced
The first gangmaster to be convicted under the Gangmasters Licensing Act at the Sheriff Court of Tayside, Central and Fife was sentenced last week.
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ArticleNet profit increases for Chiquita
Group enjoys successful Q1 following a loss for the same period of 2007
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ArticleHLB Tropical Food rides out Brazilian papaya shortage
Group reports upsurge in fruit sourced from the country
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Farm Bill backs fresh produce industry
The house of representatives has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the new Farm Bill
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Volumes down for Indian mango crop
Nearly a fifth of Indian mango production has been affected by bad weather this year, according to government and industry officials.
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Uruguay blueberry industry targets quality niche
Exporters are looking to establish a market position as a high-quality supplier
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ArticleProperty portal launched for farmers
A new online marketplace is being launched by the Agricultural Mortgage Corporation (AMC) to give buyers nationwide access to the ever-tightening supply of farmland for sale.
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‘Climate Ready’ crops in high demand
A report by the ETC Group has highlighted the competition for patents
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ArticleChilean lemons step in as US production falls short
Significant shortfalls in the US have opened the door, according to the USDA