All articles by Dominic Weaver – Page 15
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Tomato sauce impresses advertising industry
Advertising agency to the British Tomato Growers Association wins award for its Sex and Bugs and Rock and Roll campaign.
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Business begins in Ernest
Leeds-based wholesalers Ernest White Ltd and Gilbert Thompson Ltd sign contract for new 109,000sqft site.
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Quin unveils BPC review
Joyce Quin, minister of state for agriculture launches a consultation exercise for the future of the British Potato Council, to include a discussion document and meeting with industry representatives.
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Swedeponic's organic tonic
The Swedeponic group wins organic status, making it largest supplier of organic potted fresh herbs in Europe.
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Warm reception for coolchain meeting
Transfrigoroute's agm was held, with an address by outgoing president Tim Wilkins, and presentations on key subject areas in the industry.
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Fruiterers aid Washington's apple orchards
The Worshipful Company of Fruiterers, together with the National Fruit Collection at Brogdale, have donated apple varieties to a US project to reconstruct George Washington's original orchards.
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Russell Burgess a snip above
Russell Burgess releases deatils of its new purpose-built harvesting equipment for manual harvesting of parsnips.
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Verco grows
Verco Ltd, supplier of glass door refrigerated glass cabinets, announces 50 per cent increase in turnover.
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At your service: convenience sector growth continues
The food service sector is set to experience growth into the next millennium, according to a new report by Foodservice Intelligence, Foodservice Forecasts 2000.
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Who'd have Geest it?
Geest PLC and the New Zealand Apple and Pear Marketing Board (Enzafruit) announced today a large-scale merger, creating a £100m turnover business, with net assets £0.8m.
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Wholesalers sent to Coventry
Traders on Conventry wholesale market are to be evicted from their current location by the local council, which has given them notice to leave by September 2000.
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Soil on the boil
Soil Association director, Patrick Holden slammed government for its apathy over organic farming in the UK, and its general attitude towards the agriculture and horticulture sectors, at the launch of its second Organic Food & Farming Report.
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Banana war is over(?)
Russel Mildon of EU's agriculture directorate has given assurances that the EU banana dispute will reach a conclusion by the end of the year.
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APS on a roll
The Assured Produce Scheme is to make changes to its subscriptions, introducing a rolling scheme instead of the current fixed date system.
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Vegex points the way
The Vegex exhibition and conference has been awarded five points by the Basis professional register.
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Totaal recalls huge success
Last month's AGF-Totaal '99 exhibition attracted 43 per cent more international visitors than the last event in 1997.
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Euro/SA trade further liberalised
EU and South Africa have signed an agreement, which it is hoped will free up 90 per cent of trade between the two regions.
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Brittany gears up for internet age
Prince de Bretagne has launched the English version of its website.
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Florida sunshine rises in the East
Florida state is to open an office in Beijing for the promotion of citrus sales in China.