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ArticleCameron to discuss mango ban with new Indian PM
UK Prime Minister David Cameron to discuss the EU ban on mango imports with the newly elected Indian prime minister, to be announced May 16
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ArticleEarly start for California grapes
Harvesting running around 15 days ahead of normal this year
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ArticleAgroban extends Chinese contract
Company is exploiting growing demand for Ecuadorean bananas among Chinese consumers
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ArticleMurcian melon output stable
Production of most varieties will be unchanged from last year, says Proexport
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ArticleLeek farmer's 'glean' credentials
Around 1,000 kilos of Tim Casey's leeks salvaged, enough for 12,500 portions, and distributed to regional food charities.
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Schools project for salad and veg firm
Freshtime set to launch new project to encourage healthy eating and teach Lincolnshire children about growing food
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ArticleBerry trade body boosted with two new members
British Summer Fruits move closer to representing 100 per cent of category with joining of specialist berry suppliers S&A Produce and CPM Retail
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ArticleSolid growth for NZ horticulture exports
Rising demand for New Zealand’s apples, onions and kiwifruit mean the country’s horticultural goods now make up 8 per cent of the country’s total merchandise exports
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ArticleScales Corp posts healthy profit
Sales also up, on the back of strong performance from Mr Apple in key Asian markets
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ArticleRSA citrus shippers balance supply
South African citrus grower-shippers must deal with black spot fall-out from Europe without disrupting Asian markets this season
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ArticleAgri-businesses call for EU policy shift
European agri-food businesses are calling for an EU policy shift towards innovation
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ArticleUK is top for South African peaches
‘Exceptional’ peaches buck the trend for declining export volumes in South African stonefruit with UK market as top destination
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ArticleTurnover up and record profits at Berry Gardens
Growers' group toasts a very successful 2013, but change is afoot with a new chairman set to take the helm
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ArticleDelta in landmark cold storage project
Serbian agricultural group Delta Agrar is constructing the largest cold storage facility in southeast Europe to store harvested fruit
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ArticleEcuador announces export forum dates
Event will showcase country’s traditional and non-traditional exports to retailers from around the world
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ArticleGhana's costly export truck saga
Two vans purchased in 2010 for €600k under government scheme to help boost exports remain unused
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ArticleCA cherry production takes a hit
Drought, coupled with winter frost, prompts fears of a reduced crop amongst growers
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ArticleSouth African citrus exports still in limbo
For now the status quo remains as key European Standing Committee adjourns its meeting on CBS
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ArticleZespri welcomes strong Japanese demand
Single-desk marketer hits 1m tray mark over the course of just one week