All Production & Trade articles – Page 1687
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Geest completes 5eme deal
Prepared salads specialist Geest has taken over a leading French supplier.
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Flood misery deepens
Although potato prices have risen dramatically since the wet autumn of 2000, the sector is not in buoyant mood.
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Chiquita goes direct
Banana multinational, Chiquita Brands International, is making the UK its first port of call in Europe.
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Chile posts grape recovery
Grape exports from Chile to all markets to December 31, 2000 are showing a substantial increase on sendings to the same point in the 1999-2000 season.
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New board member for Enza
New Zealand top fruit exporter Enza announced the appointment at the end of last month of a new grower to the board.
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Honduras on road to recovery
Authorities in Honduras are predicting that banana production in 2001 will near levels achieved prior to the devastating hurricane Mitch of 1997.
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OFS reopens
The future of the organic farming scheme in 2001 has been assured by the government.
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New ships for Israelis
One leading Israeli produce supplier will see its export service enhanced by a new shipping deal.
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MDS alumni have training, will travel
Management Development Services has announced overseas postings for some of its recent graduates.
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MBM scoops BPC export award
Potato supplier MBM Produce wins the British Potato Council's Potato Exporter of the Year.
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Apples chart collision course
World apple production still appears to be on a collision course, despite some producers and regions cutting back on planned expansion.
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Chile set for peach of a season
The peach crop in Chile is still on target for an increase on 1999-2000 and grapes are now in full swing.
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NFU issues new year message
Farmers and growers must show they can meet the challenge of change and turn it to their advantage in 2001, says the NFU.
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Leaf links up with Euro partners
A ground-breaking Europe-wide symposium in 2001 will look at furthering sustainable farming across the continent.
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Enza surrenders in permits row
Trouble deepened for NZ top fruit exporter, Enza, this week with more court action and a high level resignation.
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Dutch family double
Two new directors have been announced at one of the Netherlands' leading export companies.
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Wibdeco goes direct
The Windward Islands Banana Development Company is to starting trading directly in the UK.
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Farmers leave countryside
Farmers, growers and land labourers are leaving the industry in droves, according to government figures released this week.