All United States articles – Page 364
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ArticleUS considers new Chilean imports
USDA-APHIS claims fresh figs, pomegranates and baby kiwifruit from Chile could be brought safely into the US
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ArticleUS muses Panamanian coriander access
The USDA is seeking comment on pest risk analysis for the import of Panamanian fresh false coriander into the US
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ArticleSunkist enjoys licensing boom
The California and Arizona citrus cooperative has used its extensive experience to turn a potentially difficult 2009 into a good year
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ArticleWinn-Dixie sees net income drop
Retailer sees profit hit by non-recurring insurance settlement, with net sales impacted by storm-related sales and store closures
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ArticleFresh & Easy opens new stores
Four new outlets were inaugurated yesterday, with four more scheduled to open their doors to US consumers next Wednesday
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ArticleOppy wins eighth consecutive gong
Canada’s Best Managed companies again includes the country’s fresh produce importer-distributor giant The Oppenheimer Group
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ArticleProfit surge for Whole Foods Market
Organic retailer reports on an improved set of results for the first quarter of the year when compared with fiscal 2009
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ArticleCTFA appoints new president
The California Tree Fruit Agreement has appointed industry veteran Gary Van Sickle as its new president
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ArticleWal-Mart shows support for First Lady
Retailer sends letter to First Lady Michelle Obama backing the newly introduced 'Let's Move' healthy living project
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ArticleDisney backs Obama health campaign
Healthy lifestyle initiative fronted by First Lady Michelle Obama will feature Disney Channel stars and the First Lady
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ArticleUSDA looks to the end of the decade
New projections looking at the fresh produce industry in 2019 have been released by the US Department of Agriculture
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ArticleSun World and Hy-Vee make grape donation
The US Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation has been awarded the proceeds from Sun World’s Scarlotta Seedless table grape sales
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ArticleUnited appoints sustainability chief
Rob Neenan will join the association in March to help develop and grow its new Center for Global Produce Sustainability
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NY apples performing well
Movement of New York apples this season continues “at a very brisk pace”, said Jim Allen, president of the New York Apple Association.
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ArticleFresh King bolsters CHEP partnership
The specialty produce company views CHEP’s pallet pooling programme as an integral part of the company’s sustainability effort
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ArticleFirst Lady launches kids' health drive
Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move America initiative is designed to raise a healthier generation of children in the US
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ArticleFlorida grapefruit yields fall short
The spell of freezing temperatures the US endured last month is predicted to cut grapefruit yields by 13 per cent
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ArticleSchool salad bar project goes national
United Fresh to donate salad bars to schools in cities and counties across the US in a bid to boost consumption among children
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ArticleMaersk Line reiterates rate restoration plan
Shipping group to bump Mediterranean and Transatlantic rates in April
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ArticleTruck conflict nearing its end
Reports suggest that the US/Mexico spat over trucks could be resolved this year, with discussions currently in progress