All Production & Trade articles – Page 1674
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Pascual interests G's
G's Marketing announces an agreement between Dole and a group including G's Spanish subsidiary.
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PPECB wins accreditation
The Perishable Products Export Control Bureau (PPECB) in South Africa is accredited in conformity with international standards for the provision of quality control and certification services.
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Met Office predicts weather switch
Climate change set to transform UK.London could have weather of Bordeaux say experts.
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Higgins opts for rail
David Higgins (pictured) is experimenting with alternatives to road freight for potatoes.
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Royal Show gives top tips
A major new initiative at this year's Royal Show is set to offer potatoes growers invaluable tips on production.
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CA pineapples cleared in bust
A shipment of controlled atmosphere (CA) pineapples has surprised importers with its quality after being held up by the UK anti-smuggling team.
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FPC issues pesticide alerts
The Fresh Produce Consortium has delivered three pesticide alerts after notification of exceedance of maximum residue limits (MRL) from both the German and Finnish authorities.
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Flandria cues ready to peak
This season more than 90 per cent of the entire Belgian cucumber crop will be marketed under the Flandria quality label.
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Cherries set for store campaign
California cherries are getting set for a promotional push in the UK which will start next month.
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Strike action hits lemons
A national transport strike has slowed the harvesting and export of new season lemons in Tucumán, north-west Argentina, according to Argentinean press reports in La Gaceta.
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Budget disappoints
Chancellor Gordon Brown's budget statement this week has disappointed growers' leaders.
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GPG man back at Enza helm
As the takeover bid for Enza became unconditional today, the Guinness Peat Group's Tony Gibbs regained his chairmanship of the NZ top-fruit exporter.
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Israel embraces agriculture reforms
Israeli government gives go-ahead to plan for first structural change to agriculture for more than 20 years.
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WWF on new variety trail
Mike Green (l) of the Worldwide Fruit top fruit development committee and Peter Chandler, chairman of Fruition APO survey new apple variety plots at one of the organisation's two Kent sites.
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Spanish berry setback
Spanish strawberry production has suffered further inclement weather as heavy rainfall and localised hailstorms hit the Huelva region early last week.
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Asparagus starts early
The UK asparagus season has kicked off with supplies a good two weeks ahead of an average year thanks to unseasonably warm weather in early April.
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Parsnip drawback for Amistar
UK parsnip growers will have to wait a season before applying Amistar to their crops.
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Catering firm hosts culinary stars
London firm hosts French ace Michel Roux and kitchen wildman Gordon Ramsey as it opens new facility.
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Zespri's bumper forecast
New Zealand kiwifruit exporter Zespri is forecasting a bountiful harvest of both its standard green and Gold kiwifruit varieties.
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Citrus decision stands
The Solicitor General's office in the US decides not to appeal against the court ruling that invalidated the US department of agriculture's plans for allowing citrus imports into the US from Argentina.