All Production & Trade articles – Page 1659
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NFU in green card plan
The NFU says that issuing more flexible "green card" work permits for immigrants is the only way to tackle severe staff shortages on the UK's farms.
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NFU backs HRI cash
NFU chiefs lobby government to support further funding of UK r & d mecca Horticulture Research International.
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Farewell to Annie
This week sees the retirement of Annie Leferrec, one of the fresh produce industry's unsung heroines.
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Agrexco season in good health
Agrexco's mid-season round-up on potatoes, capsicum, tomatoes, avocados and melons shows healthy figures for the Israeli exporter's UK office.
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Fungicide wins seal of approval
Fungicide Amistar receives full approval from pesticides watchdogs.The chemical can be used on carrots, leeks and onions for 2002 season.
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Grape hope for Peru
According to a report out this month from the US department of agriculture, Peruvian grape production has increased 27 per cent year on year.
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Chile markets baby fruit
The Chilean Fresh Fruit Association – Europe reports sales of baby kiwifruit through UK stores.
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Zespri aims for early start
New Zealand kiwifruit exporter Zespri International is setting its sights on "a fast, early start to the new season."
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Soil Association to hold event
The UK's leading organic body launches event to encourage more farmers to supply non-conventional goods.
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US Apple industry in need of cash injection
Calls for emergency market loss assistance to the US apple industry rejected by House of Representatives.30 per cent of US apple growers stand to lose their farms.
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Tesco potato project
Youngsters in Kent and Coventry are learning to grow their own potatoes with help from Tesco suppliers in the south-east St Nicolas Court Farms and Midlanders MBM.
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US citrus may be tariff target
US agriculture chiefs are concerned that EU tariffs on Florida citrus – threatened as payback for president Bush's intervention in the cross-Atlantic steel trade – could damage business.
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Chiquita comeback
Fresh produce financial struggler Chiquita has emerged from a restructure in considerably better shape.
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Enza share buyout tabled
New Zealand top fruit exporter Enza has announced an approach to purchase 100 per cent of its shares by one of the corporations which took the industry by storm 18 months ago.
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Jaffa targets UK
Good availability of Israeli grapefruit will see the UK market through the Easter period says a leading marketeer.
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HDRA gives guidance
The Henry Doubleday Research Association has published two new guides on the production of organic apples and organic strawberries.
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Enhanced PGI proposed
The European Commission is proposing improved protection for geographical indications and designations of origin.
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Argentina launches promo
The Argentinean ministers for agriculture and international trade have unveiled a federal export promotion programme for agriculture and food products.
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Cuba eyes US apples
According to the US department of agriculture, a Cuban import agency is planning to buy apples from Washington state.
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Potato firm wins accolade
UK potato company wins certificate for washing and packing competency.