All articles by Thomas Hobbs – Page 16
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      ArticleAmericans Love BeetsThe American arm of G's Fresh Beetroot business launched its latest product this week in selected US-based Whole Foods supermarkets. 
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      ArticleReport: "UK F&V market set for more price rises"A new report has claimed the overall value of the UK fresh produce market will rise by 11.5 per cent between 2013 and 2016, largely due to price inflation. 
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      ArticleSouth Africa calls on UK to prevent citrus banThe South African citrus sector is calling on importers in the UK to take action or face a total ban of their produce. 
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      ArticleIndustry teams up to tackle new fruit flyThe soft-fruit sector is leading a co-ordinated industry response to ward off the potentially devastating effects of a new fruit fly. 
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      ArticleWaitrose has new convenience headWaitrose has made a change at the top of its convenience tree, with Jackie Wharton promoted from the position of director of commercial operations to a new role as director of convenience. 
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      ArticleConvenience drive for MorrisonsMorrisons has acquired seven stores from closing camera chain Jessops as part of its convenience drive this year. 
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      Article‘Engineering can boost farming’ says TaconThe first Groceries Code Adjudicator, Christine Tacon has called for an increased focus on agricultural engineering to support an increase in food production. 
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      ArticleNew Spitalfields named 'Best Wholesale Market'New Spitalfields Market has been named Best Wholesale Market in the National Association of British Market Authority Awards in Birmingham last week. 
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      ArticleEosta brings organic innovation to BerlinNetherlands-based fresh organic fruit and vegetable company Eosta is looking to wow visitors to this year's Fruit Logistica in Berlin by introducing three new product innovations. 
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      ArticleUnite to host two AWB protests this weekendUnite will stage two protests this weekend - one outside London-based hotel the Savoy and another in the Somerset constituency of farming minister David Heath to increase pressure on the government to save the Agricultural Wages Board (AWB). 
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      ArticleTurnover improvement for NDFrench logistics organisation Norbert Dentressangle (ND) has announced an increase in annual turnover of 8.5 per cent for 2012, up to €3.88bn from €3.58bn the previous year. 
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      ArticleSoft drink tax ‘could boost fruit consumption’Leading medical bodies are calling for a sugary soft- drink tax to be included in this year’s Budget that will be announced by Chancellor George Osborne on 20 March. 
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      ArticleBASF halts GM potatoesChemicals firm BASF will no longer seek EU approval of its GM potatoes. 
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      ArticleAbel & Cole success 'can boost veg box category'Analysts have predicted a bright future for the organic box-scheme sector after Abel & Cole posted an impressive set of financial results. 
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      ArticleSalad growth driven by new packaging formatsGrowth in the prepared salads sector is being driven by new packaging formats, according to one leading supplier. 
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      ArticleDFID and Waitrose form new SA worker schemeThe secretary of state for international development, Justine Greening, launched a new initiative alongside Waitrose MD Mark Price this week, which aims to boost the living conditions of foreign workers within the global fresh produce supply chain. 
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      ArticleNew development on London Heathrow projectAir service provider dnata has announced a further step in the progress of its dnata City project, a purpose-built cargo logistics centre at the heart of London Heathrow Airport. 
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      ArticleSpanish imports on the riseSpain's fresh fruit and vegetable imports grew 1.4 per cent on a year-on-year basis for the 11 months to November 2012, according to new data published by Fepex. 
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      ArticleTesco buoyant as Morrisons decline continuesMorrisons has suffered a share decline of 0.6 percentage points, according to the latest grocery share data from Kantar Worldpanel. 
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      ArticleOcado lowers specs for fresh produceOcado says it is in the process of broadening its quality specifications in order to sell more misshapen fruit and vegetables. 
 

