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ArticleNew ground for Turkish cherries
New opportunities are materialising for Turkish cherry exporters like Alanar, with demand from eastern Europe and the Middle East on the rise
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Article'Great potential' for potato exports to Asia
Frozen and snacking potato products are particularly in demand as Asian consumers favour western foods, according to AHDB report
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ArticleUSA: Dedicated stores for Asian fresh produce
Comment: FPJ correspondent Amy Cross reports from across the pond on how Asian veg are categorised differently in the US
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ArticleUnion slams no-deal grocery price rises
GMB criticises Tory leadership candidates willing to embrace a no-deal Brexit which could raise shopping costs by £800 a year
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ArticleTrump rows back on Mexican tariff threat
US administration says it has reached an agreement with Mexico on immigration policy
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ArticlePBNW expects “lower but solid” crop in 2019/20
Organic pear production expected to rise 20 per cent to 1.76m cartons, making up 10 per cent of the total crop
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ArticleNatural Goodness launched in Malaysia
Some of Europe’s top apple producers came to Malaysia to bring Natural Goodness to the country
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ArticleBerry growth in South Africa
South Africa’s berry business is fast growing, but it will take many years before the country can really make an impact on the world’s markets
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ArticleSouth African stonefruit can rebound
Good rains this winter may well help South African stonefruit growers to bounce back
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ArticleBetween a stone and a hard place
Stonefruit growers in Europe and the southern hemisphere have suffered from extreme weather conditions which have hit retail volumes
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ArticleTesco wins fresh produce gong at FPC Fresh Awards
“Re-energised” retailer lands Fresh Produce Business of the Year at London ceremony
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ArticleHuge online growth to transform global grocery market
Asia Pacific expected to see ecommerce growth of almost 200 per cent in next five years, putting pressure on retailers to adapt to digital boom
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ArticleHarvest House: Niedrigere Preise sorgen für leichten Umsatzrückgang in 2018
Foto: Harvest HouseMit einem Gesamtumsatz von 753 Mio Euro verzeichnet das niederländische Unternehmen Harvest House im Finanzjahr 2018 ein Minus von 2 % gegenüber dem Vorjahr. Aus den Vermittlungsaktivitäten ergab sich nach Informationen von Groenten & Fruit ein Umsatz in Höhe von 587 Mio Euro, dies entspricht einem Rückgang um ...
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ArticleDole resumes operations in Honduras
Company said it remains committed to its banana and pineapple operations in the country
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ArticleExperts outline staff-retention initiatives
Panel at London Produce Show explain strategies to help recruit and retain staff
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ArticleNogales companies in tariff debate
Fresh Produce Association of the Americas hosts panel on the value of trade and the imposition of tarifs
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ArticleAMI: Eissalat-Nachfrage kommt in Fahrt
Foto: BejoNachdem die eher zögerliche Angebotsentwicklung im deutschen Anbau von Eissalat in den vergangenen Wochen eine knappe Marktversorgung zur Folge hatte, stehen Anfang Juni gut bedarfsdeckende Mengen zur Verfügung. Damit haben sich die Preise reduziert und das Interesse der Verbraucher ist gestiegen, so die AMI.Der stärkere Einstieg des Einzelhandels in ...
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ArticleScottish potatoes help keep UK sector afloat
Less affected by last year’s drought, Scottish stocks have been key to supply in 2019, according to AHDB
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ArticleRadfords extends global reach
NZ-based fresh produce software company, Radfords, is poised to expand its global reach
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ArticleNew traffic light and MOT system to boost soil health
Two-part monitoring system developed by AHDB helps growers understand condition of soils and identify areas for improvement