All Production & Trade articles – Page 1688
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      ArticlePearl in Higgins crownPotato seed supplier and ware marketing specialist the Higgins Group has announced its new salad potato variety Pearl has been listed by the National Institute of Agricultural Botany. 
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      ArticleETI scoops banana giantsThe Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) announces produce suppliers Chiquita Brands International and Fyffes have been selected for membership. 
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      ArticleChinese lychee breakthroughA recent post-harvest development will make long distance sea-freight of Chinese lychees possible with first arrivals due in the EU next month. 
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      ArticleSpanish nispero targets UKFoods From Spain is organising a major three-year consumer and trade awareness drive to establish a market presence for loquats, highlighting their origins by renaming them in Spanish for the UK market as nisperos. 
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      ArticleGras goes InternationalAsparagus growers John and Richard Clement of Tuddenham Hall Estate, Suffolk have linked up with Hargreaves Plants to form Asparagus International Ltd. 
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      ArticleBanana report criticisedEcuador's banana sector has hit back after a report published last week by Human Rights Watch suggested the country's industry harboured human rights abuses and exploited children. 
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      ArticleNZ avocado on the upNew Zealand's avocado crop set for dramatic growth, according to the US organisation FAS. 
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      ArticleCA pineapples excel against the oddsNew method of transport carries fruit shipment, in spite of customs hold-up. 
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      ArticleValencia crop erraticThe Spanish harvest of Valencia Late is turning out an irregular spread of sizes that has producers baffled and farm-gate prices oscillating. 
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      ArticleChile and EU agree on free tradeChile and the EU reach a political agreement, which will see Chilean fruit trade benefit from a free -trade area. 
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      ArticlePascual interests G'sG's Marketing announces an agreement between Dole and a group including G's Spanish subsidiary. 
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      ArticlePPECB wins accreditationThe 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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      ArticleMet Office predicts weather switchClimate change set to transform UK.London could have weather of Bordeaux say experts. 
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      ArticleHiggins opts for railDavid Higgins (pictured) is experimenting with alternatives to road freight for potatoes. 
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      ArticleRoyal Show gives top tipsA major new initiative at this year's Royal Show is set to offer potatoes growers invaluable tips on production. 
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      ArticleCA pineapples cleared in bustA 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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      ArticleFPC issues pesticide alertsThe 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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      ArticleFlandria cues ready to peakThis season more than 90 per cent of the entire Belgian cucumber crop will be marketed under the Flandria quality label. 
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      ArticleCherries set for store campaignCalifornia cherries are getting set for a promotional push in the UK which will start next month. 
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      ArticleStrike action hits lemonsA 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. 
 

