All United States articles – Page 239
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ArticleChris Redfern: Sterling week for sterling
Moneycorp analyst on a successful year for the pound, aided in recent times by Mark Carney's fresh set of goalposts
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ArticleWalmart releases fiscal 2014 results
Sales climb over US$473bn for fiscal 2014, although consolidated net income fell 5.7 per cent
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ArticleSafeway mulls possible sale
Retailer said to be in discussions with a number of private equity firms
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ArticleSun World makes key appointments
Clark joins company as operations director, while Sanchez moves into licensing and grower relations role
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Article"Year of contrast" for Del Monte
Group slips to an operating loss in its full-year results, despite sales growth
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ArticleAmazonFresh poised for global expansion
Stage set for global growth in fresh produce business after director hints at international roll-out beyond North America
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ArticleTampa to host pineapple conference
Event expected to attract key players from across the global pineapple industry
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ArticlePineapple importer wants us to go topless
Major European retailer assessing potential cost saving to be made by removing crowns prior to shipping
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ArticleLos Angeles sees cargo growth
Volumes handled at the US port increase for the month of January
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ArticlePositive start for Chilean grapes
Shorter supplies mean strong prices and fluid movement for seedless varieties
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ArticleCMI identifies key drivers in apple category
Report shows successful category managers steer consumers towards higher priced and niche brands
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ArticleDutoit and Mr Apple sign up to grow Opal
Deal with South African and New Zealand exporters puts new apple variety on course to be supplied year-round
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ArticleFirst licence deal for Modì in US
California-based grower Farmington Fresh to plant Italian apple variety following agreement signed in Berlin
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ArticleStorm hits northeastern US
Ports of Philadelphia, New Jersey and Port Elizabeth all affected
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ArticleCitrus deal in flux as supply lines shift
Number of factors affecting Uruguay, Peru, Argentina, South Africa and Morocco set to influence global citrus market
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ArticleInvestors shell out for almond orchards
Swiss, Danish and Michiganders launch investment trust to buy production area beside Australia's Murray River
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ArticleSustainability summit urges closer cooperation
US industry must work together towards a successful future for sustainable food systems, conference hears
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ArticleCuties mandarins make McDonald’s debut
Clementines being trialled alongside children’s Happy Meals
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ArticleFlorida citrus crop holds steady
Latest USDA report shows that the state's orange crop is stable, while there is a slight rise in the grapefruit estimate