All Flowers articles – Page 28

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    Service of Thanksgiving for Alan McCutchion

    2008-12-11T09:17:53Z

    A Service of Thanksgiving is to be held on Thursday December 18 for Alan McCutchion, who died on Monday.

  • Alan Thomerson, who passed away last week
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    Alan Thomerson dies, aged 83

    2008-12-10T10:01:01Z

    Alan Thomerson, a longstanding wholesaler at Spitalfields, passed away peacefully on December 2, aged 83.

  • Article

    New step made in pathogen detection

    2008-12-09T17:01:02Z

    A large distribution deal has been signed allowing the use of new rapid pathogen detection kits in more than 50 countries.

  • Article

    Illegal seed reproduction crackdown

    2008-12-09T11:01:01Z

    The main international vegetable seed companies have set up a joint bureau to stop the illegal reproduction of seeds.

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    Students celebrate rare trees

    2008-12-08T15:01:01Z

    Horticultural students at Writtle College, Essex have been celebrating National Tree Week (NTW) by planting unusual tree species.

  • Tied up in Notts
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    Tied up in Notts

    2008-12-05T09:28:39Z

    The third of our features on Total Produce’s UK wholesale market operation takes FPJ to Nottingham. Like Gateshead in the North East, which featured last month, only three fruiterers remain in the East Midlands market, but the model developed in Nottingham typifies the direction that Total Produce wants to see its market companies take. Tommy Leighton reports.

  • Ground-breaking: Lowhub's eco-van
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    Green award for Lowhub

    2008-12-04T08:01:02Z

    Sustainable fresh produce transport pioneer Lowhub has been rewarded for its commitment to new techniques in the shape of a Wandsworth council award.

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    Guernsey growers branch out

    2008-12-03T16:01:01Z

    Producers in Guernsey are branching into alternative crops, according to a new report from the Guernsey Growers’ Association.

  • Filming the show
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    Festive flowers hit prime time

    2008-12-02T10:01:02Z

    A piece on the appeal of poinsettias at Christmas presented by gardening expert Christine Walkden is to be aired on prime time BBC television this week.

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    Agro Mashov focuses on food crisis

    2008-11-29T14:01:01Z

    More than 3,000 buyers and importers from 50 countries are expected to visit the annual international exhibition, Agro Mashov, which will run from January 14-15, 2009 at the Tel Aviv Exhibition Grounds.

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    Lingarden Flowers facing closure

    2008-11-28T09:01:01Z

    Flamingo Flowers is in consultation to close its Lingarden Flowers operation at one of its Spalding sites.

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    Florverde gets GlobalGAP seal of approval

    2008-11-19T13:01:02Z

    Florverde, the programme that ensures best working practices and ethical growing conditions for Colombian-grown flowers, has been officially recognised by GlobalGAP.

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    Guernsey export value on the rise

    2008-11-17T10:01:01Z

    The export value of horticultural products from Guernsey is expected to reach £48.1 million this year, compared to £46m last year and £46.91m in 2006.

  • Ochagavía: exports down by at least 10 per cent
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    Chilean avos in for the long haul

    2008-11-10T11:01:02Z

    An expected lack of demand for Chilean avocados in the UK could overshadow the start of the season, despite recent media coverage on the fruit’s health benefits.

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    Funeral arrangements for Richard Parkes

    2008-11-10T07:01:02Z

    Funeral arrangements for Richard Parkes, the Redbridge man who tragically died aged 33 last month, have been confirmed.

  • King: British bias is simplistic
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    King: British bias is simplistic

    2008-11-08T15:01:01Z

    Justin King has risked the wrath of the foodie community by refusing to categorically back British food during a presentation to students and food industry leaders at the Royal Agricultural College in Cirencester, Gloucestershire.

  • Bunching up the profits: Dani Hoving
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    Business blooms for online flower retailer

    2008-11-01T16:01:01Z

    Managing director of Nottingham-based Bunches.co.uk, one of the UK’s largest independent online flower retailers, has accelerated her company’s turnover to more than £5 million with assistance from Vistage International, the world’s leading chief executives’ organisation.

  • Laura Stephenson
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    David Austin set on London wholesale scene

    2008-11-01T13:01:02Z

    Rose grower David Austin Roses is keen to improve its presence in London’s wholesale markets.

  • Flavours of Herefordshire
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    Flavours of Herefordshire

    2008-10-31T09:33:53Z

    Jackie Annett talks to Herefordshire Tourism’s principal tourism officer, Jane Lewis, to find out why the Flavours of Herefordshire scheme was implemented and how it is boosting sales of produce from the region.

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    Business blooming for online flower retailer

    2008-10-31T09:33:37Z

    Information technology is playing an ever increasing role in the arena of fresh produce. This month we take a look at an online flower retailer helping illustrate the importance of sales over the internet, a new point-of-sale system being rolled out for Morrisons, and the addition of another award to the LINKFresh trophy cabinet.