All United States articles – Page 190
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ArticleBoeing cuts production
Aircraft manufacturer Boeing says it will cut production of some airfreight planes by half as the air cargo industry slows
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ArticleVeg keep glaucoma at bay
Eating your greens may prevent the onset of glaucoma in older age, a new US study suggests
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ArticleEPO revokes Monsanto melon patent
Pressure from coalition of NGOs results in decision to rescind seed breeder's claim to fruit's potential resistance
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ArticleUS consumers welcome Australian mangoes
Exporters, importers and retailers aim to increase awareness of offering after strong start to campaign
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ArticleEarly end for Spanish clementine exports to US
Trade has been in decline for some years due to growing competition from Southern Hemisphere supplies
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ArticleBrazilian papayas feeling effects of El Niño
Weather phenomenon causing abundance of smaller, sweeter Golden papayas
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ArticleImproved results for Ahold
Group reveals higher net sales in fourth quarter and full year of 2015
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ArticleCompac unveils Spectrim platform
New sorting solution designed to offer advances in defect detection, classification and operation
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ArticleUS targets new opportunities in Latin America
Economic growth and expanding middle class is fuelling demand for US agricultural products
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ArticleStemilt launches consumer sweepstakes
Group is celebrating the season for its tropical apple Piñata with a new consumer sweepstakes and tropical getaway
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ArticleGood news for EU apple exports to US
USDA prepared to accept apples and pears from eight EU countries, with possible opening of market from September 2016
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ArticlePort Canaveral draws new perishables service
StreamLine’s Blue Stream service will offer one of the fastest services from Florida to Europe and from Central America to Florida
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ArticleDole and Nielsen in analytical tie-up
Fresh produce giant names names Nielsen as its preferred measurement and analytics provider
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ArticleEating berries and citrus 'cuts erectile dysfunction risk'
Researchers found that men who consumed foods high in flavonoids had a lower risk of erectile dysfunction than men who did not
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ArticleSouth Korea clamps down on CA citrus
Industry looking at new ways to manage Fuller’s rose beetle after changes to fumigation practices
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ArticlePotatoes pose 'diabetes risk' in pregnant women
Researchers argue that this is because starch in potatoes can trigger a sharp rise in blood sugar levels
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ArticleEx-Greenery director excels in US
Kevin Doran, who spent six years as MD of The Greenery UK, has been promoted to president of US veg supplier Houweling's
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ArticleLower lemon sales affect Limoneira Q4 results
US citrus company Limoneira has ended its fiscal year with lower than forecast operating results in its fourth quarter
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ArticleUSDA releases dietary guidelines
Report covers 2015-2020 period and is aimed at helping Americans make healthy lifestyle choices