All Production & Trade articles – Page 1760
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New look for new season
Capespan reports that its first shipment of Royal Gala from South Africa is on the water and destined for the as early season pears are already receiving a warm welcome and it unveils a new corporate image (pictured) for the new season.
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Kentish strawberries tackle Korea
Hargreaves takes East Malling varieties to unexplored markets.
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US welcomes WAPA progress
The World Apple & Pear Association (WAPA) moved closer to the establishment of a world quality mark for apples and pears at its most recent meeting at Fruit Logistica last month as its efforts earned support in the US pear sector.
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Rains batter blueberries
Heavy rainfall in Chile last week has affected blueberry production in the south of the country.
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First toms on Isle of Wight
The first Isle of Wight cherry tomatoes of 2003 have been packed at Arreton.
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Sun World receives new funding
After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy on Thursday, Sun World received approval for new funding on Friday.
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Growers told to fight back
UK growers warned that status quo is not good enough, something that many music fans have known for years.
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SunWorld files for bankruptcy
California-based new-variety breeder and licensor Sun World International has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
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Fungi boost pepper yields
A study by US department of agriculture researchers has found that fungi living on plant roots can increase capsicum yields.
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freshinfo update: The Summerfruit Company
Redbridge AFI and Worldwide Fruit comment on launch of The Summerfruit Company.
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Carrot-eaters want choices
Consumer research on carrots carried out by Isleham Fresh Produce (IFP) has shown consumers want more choice.
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New Berry Alliance
Rationalisation in the European berry sector brings two supply giants on opposite sides of the Atlantic together.
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Butternut squash makes UK debut
Turkish butternut squash is making its debut on the UK market and enjoying considerable success.
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Southern hemisphere grape squeeze
The South African grape season is likely to finish slightly earlier than usual in February rather than March due to a reduced Orange River crop.
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Six and out
Top-fruit and blackcurrant supplier Four Wents Farm has ceased farming after six generations followed each other into the family business in High Weald, Kent.
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Florida freeze boost
Freezing weather conditions in Florida at the end of last week have left grapefruit unscathed and may actually have proved a boon to producers.
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Redbridge AFI / Worldwide Fruit seal marketing jv
Established retail suppliers set up Summerfruit Company as "one-stop soft fruit shop".
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Florida gets frost warning
Hard freeze warnings were in place over many counties of Florida last night with temperatures hitting 0°C.

