All Production & Trade articles – Page 1780
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Management honours for Swedeponic
Two managers of potted herb supplier Swedeponic have shared the Manager of the Year organised by the Peterborough Chamber of Commerce.
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Saxon invasion
Plantings of specialist second early potato variety Saxon have increased by 42.3 per cent this year, according to the BPC.
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Spanish assured produce rollout
Spanish growers are rolling out their own assured produce programme to UK importers and retailers at a conference in London on November 4.
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Jaffa makes a point
The Israeli ambassador to the UK was on hand to officially open the Jaffa citrus season, which is expected to be much improved on last year.
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Russell Burgess a snip above
Russell Burgess releases deatils of its new purpose-built harvesting equipment for manual harvesting of parsnips.
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£1m scheme for farmers
Countryside minister Elliot Morley has launched a £1m grant scheme to aid farmers, particularly those who did not benefit from the government's recent aid package.
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Female phenomena
Women are emerging as a major force in the battle to bring Britain's farming industry out of crisis.
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APS on a roll
The Assured Produce Scheme is to make changes to its subscriptions, introducing a rolling scheme instead of the current fixed date system.
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Cameo hopes for more than a walk-on role
The Caudle has already met with an enthusiastic response from UK consumers, who, through imports from the US, have enjoyed the appleâs firm texture, good eating quality and attractive red colour. Now, if UK growers keep up the good work, home grown quantities of Caudle, trademarked Cameo, will increase, with the first commercial crop available this year. The Journal joined the Cameo Club on an orchard visit.
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Florida sunshine rises in the East
Florida state is to open an office in Beijing for the promotion of citrus sales in China.
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Early citrus wins plaudits
Early Spanish citrus arriving on the UK market is showing excellent quality, with good colour and sizes. Exporters have been critised in the past for starting the season prematurely.
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WA making a mark in the UK
The export of Western Australian fresh produce is expanding rapidly, and the UK is one of the principal beneficiaries.
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Canary jv gets off the ground
Tenerife-based Allfru and the Fortuna Group from Las Palmas have announced a jv to market their offer of toms, cherry toms, capsicum, cues and aubergines.
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Flower Export From Israel Is Now Fully Liberalised
New export companies are emerging to compete with Agrexco in the newly liberalised Israeli flower sector.
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50 up for Delassus
Moroccan exporter Delassus celebrated its 50th anniversary with a bash for 300-plus associates in Marrakech.
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Iris problems decrease
Guernsey's Committee for Horticulture reports a better performance from the island's iris sector.
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Alpine addition to NFP
Nursery Fresh Plants purchases Whitehorne Alpines as part of expansion plans.

