All Production & Trade articles – Page 1703
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      ArticleLemon sector makes plansMembers of the Tucuman Citrus Association have been meeting to draw up a new strategic vision for their sector. 
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      ArticleHonduran export expansionThe government in Honduras is making funds available to develop further non-traditional fruit and vegetable exports. 
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      ArticleHortips on technologyHorticulture Technology Into Profits (HorTIPS) has published plans for the final phase of its Department of the Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (Defra) contract. 
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      ArticleSpain extends raspberriesRaspberries from Spain have been arriving in the UK since last week as domestic supplies tail off. 
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      ArticleGreenhouse investmentSpanish growers of protected crops are set to benefit from a major government investment programme in infrastructure and research. 
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      ArticleIncome report gets toughOne of the UK's leading accountants is cautiously optimistic for the future of farm incomes. 
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      ArticleTomato chiefs meet upTop brass from the UK tomato industry gathers for its annual conference and dinner. 
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      ArticleNadine pips CaraThe BPC's latest plantings estimates for the UK potato crop reveals a shift in emphasis at the top of the variety league tables. 
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      ArticleIllegal-import action steps upFarmers' representatives go to Brussels to express UK concerns over the threat posed by unlawful imports of plant and food material. 
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      ArticleImporters look to improve upon record Sharon figuresThe new Sharon fruit season begins in the UK with hopes high for further increases in consumption. 
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      ArticleCuba aims highCitrus production in Cuba is expected to reach 1million tonnes in three years time. 
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      ArticleFlorida under pressureThe latest crop forecast from the US department of agriculture makes grim reading for Florida grapefruit growers. 
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      ArticleHemington retiresStuart Hemington of Branston Potatoes, pictured centre with fellow directors, was presented with a silver salver at his last board meeting before retiring. 
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      ArticleHurricane wreaks havocDevastating winds and heavy rains bring chaos to the main banana-producing region of Belize. 
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      ArticleElsoms showcaseSeed-breeder Elsoms Seeds' January King cabbage will be on display in October. 
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      ArticlePascual Hmnos. in troubleThe beleaguered Spanish supplier is facing being sold off as its troubles deepen. 
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      ArticleGala galoreApple variety Gala is gaining ground world-wide but the next two seasons could prove its toughest test yet. 
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      ArticleFyffes rings the changesNew financial year start and end dates for Fyffes bring about changes in dividends payments. 
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      ArticleNFU makes plansThe National Farmers' Union launches a service to help farmers and growers in England and Wales with town planning issues. 
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      ArticleChinese apple crop slipsThe apple crop in China, the world's largest producer country, for 2001-02 is forecast to decline slightly on last season's volumes. 
 

