All Production & Trade articles – Page 1437

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    Chilled guidance for fresh suppliers

    2007-11-19T12:01:02Z

    The Chilled Food Association (CFA) has launched a revised second edition of its Microbiological Guidance for Produce Suppliers to Chilled Food Manufacturers, aimed at growers and suppliers of fresh, frozen and dehydrated produce.

  • Highly skilled members of the EVS team pick up the award
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    EVS tops for skills development

    2007-11-19T10:01:01Z

    Wholehead salads supplier English Village Salads scooped the Skills Development Award at the annual Deliciouslyorkshire Awards earlier this month.

  • Dr Rory Flemmer
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    Kiwi robot revolution

    2007-11-19T08:01:02Z

    An automated kiwifruit packing system is set to revolutionise the New Zealand industry.

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    Supply inconsistencies hold back organic manufacturers

    2007-11-18T16:01:01Z

    US organic food manufacturers are finding their growth potential limited by the inconsistency of raw material supply, says a report from the country’s Organic Trade Association.

  • California fires cost agriculture £23m
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    California fires cost agriculture £23m

    2007-11-18T11:01:02Z

    The Southern Californian agriculture sector is licking its wounds to the cost of around £23 million after last month’s wildfires. Avocados were the hardest hit of all crops.

  • Article

    Catering firms collaborate on contract

    2007-11-18T08:01:02Z

    Two leading North-West England fresh produce catering suppliers, Oliver Kay and Cooper Produce, have signed a two-year contract to supply caterer Charlton House Catering Ltd.

  • Article

    Novazone moves into new territory

    2007-11-17T17:01:01Z

    Novazone, a leading provider of clean solutions for food and water, has joined the board of the Center for Food Safety (CFS) at the University of Georgia (UGA), one of the world's leading research programs for the study and prevention of food-borne pathogens.

  • Article

    Noel deal hurts trade

    2007-11-17T10:01:01Z

    Damage caused in the Caribbean by tropical storm Noel and heavy rainfall and flooding in Mexico is starting to be quantified.

  • Article

    Warehouse controller accused of stealing £1m

    2007-11-16T11:01:01Z

    Ex top-fruit warehouse controller David Lenihan has been accused of stealing around £1 million from two Yakima companies.

  • Poupart cherry deal goes through
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    Poupart cherry deal goes through

    2007-11-16T09:01:01Z

    The Poupart Group has completed its acquisition of specialist cherry importer and distributor Norton Folgate Marketing Ltd (NFML).

  • Polytunnel breakthrough in Herefordshire
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    Polytunnel breakthrough in Herefordshire

    2007-11-16T08:01:02Z

    A breakthrough in the debate on planning permission for polytunnels will see Herefordshire Council redefine its policy requiring automatic planning permission for the temporary structures on both existing and new sites.

  • Article

    Argentinean berry area spirals

    2007-11-15T16:01:01Z

    Area under blueberry production in the north-western Argentinean area of Tucuman is forecast to rise again this season.

  • Article

    Oz stones under attack

    2007-11-15T10:01:02Z

    At least a third of Western Australia’s stonefruit crop, worth more than £8 million (£3.4m), has been decimated by poor weather conditions.

  • Article

    UK exports break records

    2007-11-14T17:01:02Z

    UK food and drink exports continued to break all records in the first half of 2007 - with fruit and vegetables in particular notching up a small increase in figures.

  • Stubbins picks up Excellence gong
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    Stubbins picks up Excellence gong

    2007-11-14T08:01:01Z

    Stubbins Marketing Ltd, the Waltham Cross based salads specialist, has won the Food Manufacturer award for excellence in the fresh produce category.

  • Article

    UK growers pioneer sustainability

    2007-11-13T17:01:01Z

    UK growers and farmers are already pioneering ways to work with the environment to achieve maximum production from their land, a series of ground-breaking case studies has shown, suggesting that a wider adoption of their techniques will help allay fears that improvements in farm productivity are unsustainable.

  • Israeli citrus flourishing
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    Israeli citrus flourishing

    2007-11-13T10:01:01Z

    Israel's citrus sector is developing and expanding at a rate not envisaged by growers, it has emerged.

  • Zespri revises forecast returns
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    Zespri revises forecast returns

    2007-11-13T08:01:01Z

    New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri is forecasting an NZ$19 million (£7m) drop in returns from this year's kiwifruit exports.

  • Article

    Yorkshire potatoes make it into crisps bags

    2007-11-12T12:01:02Z

    English Farming and Food Partnerships (EFFP) has brought together two Yorkshire-based companies, Seabrooks Crisps and Wold Produce, to produce a new range of crisps made with local potatoes.

  • Chris Mack
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    Fresca unveils Evesham expansion

    2007-11-12T08:01:02Z

    The Fresca Group has opened a new Evesham-based business, ValeFresh Ltd, a specialist packer and ripener.