All articles by Ed Bedington – Page 10
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New executive director for EFSA
The European Food Safety Authority management board has nominated Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle as a future executive director.
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Vietnam's grapefruit confusion
A promotional website, set up to advertise grapefruit has fallen foul of the government in Vietnam over fears the sites name could be mistaken for the word penis.
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Meat bosses to sign up to 5 A DAY
Meat bosses have been given the go-ahead to use the government’s 5 A DAY logo on recipe booklets and leaflets to promote pigmeat.
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Union discrimination to cost Asda £850,000
Asda discriminated against trade union members, an employment tribunal has ruled.
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Asda back in black
Asda's switch to black for its produce department has paid dividends, the retailer is claiming.
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Disney's floral appeal
Dutch supplier Springflower has teamed up with entertainment giant Disney for a new concept in flowers.
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Pomegranate innovation
Innovations in technology could see pomegranates become as popular as oranges, according to Ofer Juran, manager of Israeli machinery manufacturing company, Juran Metal Works Technologies.
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Jazz hits the right note
Worldwide Fruit promoted its Jazz apple brand at Fruit Logistica in preparation of its first significant commercial production this year.
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Seminis looks to brands
International seed developer, Seminis, has launched a new range of branded produce destined for European retail shelves.
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Bayer launches partnership
Bayer CropScience has launched a “food chain partnership”, establishing itself as a global link between food producers and the rest of the supply chain.
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Nunhems showcases multileaf
Seed producer Nunhems was showing off its expanded multileaf salad range at Fruit Logistica last week.
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MexicoGAP set to benchmark
The Mexican fresh produce industry will soon be officially benchmarked against EurepGAP standards one year since announcing plans to begin the process.
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Mystery grape from Spain
A leading Spanish grape producer is hoping for success with a new premium variety.
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Strong show from Turkey
Turkish producers were celebrating successes at Fruit Logistica last week.
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Zespri boss implicated in bribery scandal
Zespri chief executive Tim Goodacre is reported to have been implicated in a $300 million bribery scandal surrounding the Australian Wheat Board and Saddam Hussein's Iraqi regime.
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Tesco's US convenience expansion
Tesco is set to expand its convenience empire, but this time into the US market.
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Peru looks to export expansion
Peruvian producers are looking to expand their product range on the export market.
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Oz looking to taste success with M&S
Australian stonefruit producers are looking for success in Marks & Spencer with their white flesh nectarines.
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Aid agency lends a hand
An aid agency was on hand in Berlin to help new companies and countries to find new markets in the EU.
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Apples in the pink
Pink Lady apples continue to go from strength to strength and the Pink Lady Association put on a good show at Fruit Logistica.