All Production & Trade articles – Page 1747
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Freight-users seek fair deal
Some UK importers feel they are paying the price for substandard security overseas.
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A Fyffes star race
The nation's iron-men and women will be looking to Fyffes bananas for energy when they toil through the ordeal of the annual Grizzly race on October 28.
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WWF makes a stand
Alasdair Robertson, cheif executive of Worldwide Fruit is calling on retailers to get more firmly behind English fruit and on the industry's promotional body to get more focused.
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NZ outlook dull
A report from the New Zealand farm ministry forecasts a medium- term slump for the country's key fruit exports.
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USDA figures upset Florida
Some grapefruit growers in Florida are reportedly livid at the US department of agriculture's October forecast for grapefruit.
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Chile poised for new season
A contraction in air-freight coupled with an economic downturn in key markets in the wake of the terrorist attacks on the US, could favour exporters in Chile in the upcoming season, according to Chilean Fresh Fruit Association president, Ronald Bown.
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Honduran export expansion
The government in Honduras is making funds available to develop further non-traditional fruit and vegetable exports.
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Lemon sector makes plans
Members of the Tucuman Citrus Association have been meeting to draw up a new strategic vision for their sector.
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Spain extends raspberries
Raspberries from Spain have been arriving in the UK since last week as domestic supplies tail off.
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Hortips on technology
Horticulture 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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Illegal-import action steps up
Farmers' representatives go to Brussels to express UK concerns over the threat posed by unlawful imports of plant and food material.
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Nadine pips Cara
The 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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Tomato chiefs meet up
Top brass from the UK tomato industry gathers for its annual conference and dinner.
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Income report gets tough
One of the UK's leading accountants is cautiously optimistic for the future of farm incomes.
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Greenhouse investment
Spanish growers of protected crops are set to benefit from a major government investment programme in infrastructure and research.
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Cuba aims high
Citrus production in Cuba is expected to reach 1million tonnes in three years time.
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Importers look to improve upon record Sharon figures
The new Sharon fruit season begins in the UK with hopes high for further increases in consumption.
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Florida under pressure
The latest crop forecast from the US department of agriculture makes grim reading for Florida grapefruit growers.
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Elsoms showcase
Seed-breeder Elsoms Seeds' January King cabbage will be on display in October.

