Dried fruit and nuts news archive – Page 34
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Ward Bekker serves up potato innovations
The potato industry has been transformed by all mechanisation. The Journal highlights four of the latest innovations
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Cobnuts ñ right up Cannon's street
The Kentish cobnut crop is earlier than ever in 2003. Following last year's bumper harvest, expectations were for a smaller yield, but ideal production conditions have taken levels to not far short of 12 months ago. Now, the tricky part ñ where are they going to be sold? Tommy Leighton asks the question.
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Cadbury under fire
Chocolate manufacturer Cadbury has come under fire for plans to launch a chocolate for sports equipment scheme to be introduced at the beginning of May.
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Pre-Pack packs a punch
PREPACK Systems has launched the new series of Daumar PA-25 weighing machines which can be used for a wide variety of fresh
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DoH finally launches logo
The Department of Health's 5-a-day logo has finally been launched on the public - and has been taken up by Asda.
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Irradiated fruit back on the shelf
Fresh exotic fruit treated with radiation could soon be on Australian supermarket shelves.
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NZ horticulture diversifying
Preliminary figures from New Zealand's first agricultural census in eight years show the country's NZ$2billion (£637million) horticulture export industry is growing increasingly diverse as top fruit acreage declines and land given over to kiwifruit remains static.
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Australian nuts tough out drought
Although drought is likely to reduce the Australian macadamia nut harvest to around 30,000 tonnes in 2002-03 the underlying trend is one of expansion, particularly in terms of exports.
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FPC welcomes 5-a-day clarification
Confusion surrounding the 5-a-day message has led to a tightening of nutritional rules and clarification of what constitutes a portion, welcomed by the Fresh Produce Consortium.
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DoH clarifies 5-a-day portions
The department of health has said that food producers and retailers will have to meet strict criteria if they want to use the government's 5-a-day logo – to be unveiled in the spring – and that a portion is roughly 80g.
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Fruit is a favourite snack in the UK
Fruit is rivalling chocolate in the nation's affections as a favourite snack. In a recent poll, half of respondents said they chose to snack on fruit rather than sweets. However, chocolate is still the UK's top selling snack food.
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FSA demands pistachio ban
The Food Standards Agency has called for a ban on pistachios imported from Iran.
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Almonds fly in EU says US boss
US almonds show stunning growth in Europe. But UK consumption impossible to quantify.
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Nuts in October?
Many horticulture bosses believe profits could surge for growers who have the foresight to switch crops to reflect milder UK autumns.
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Bumper nut harvest in Spain
Spanish hazelnut production is forecast to reach record heights in 2001/02
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US export gains
April has been another month of export expansion for US fruit and nut growers
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Turkey targets organics for export expansion
Organics are seen as a springboard to future export expansion within which fresh fruit and vegetables are playing an increasingly important role
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Belize to boost nut exports
New moves to improve the cost effectiveness of processing could go a long way in boosting Belize's cashew nut exports
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Technologists given nuts and bolts for almond care
The Almond Board of California launches its Tips for the Technologist folder for the UK market.