All Flowers articles – Page 76
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Horticulture should plough own furrow
UK horticulture should go it alone to build a higher profile image and look after its own lobbying with government by establishing a separate organisation, MP Michael Jack said last week.
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Frost hits again in New Zealand
Top fruit and kiwifruit growers are facing some tough decisions after frosts in the Hawkes Bay and Bay of Plenty areas.
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Tesco takes top floral retail award
Tesco has been recognised as the UK's leading retailer of cut flowers at the 2002 Retail Industry Awards.
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Kenyan flower lift
The Kenyan floriculture sector has received a boost with the launch of a new fungicide, Flint 50 WG.
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Zwetsloots down Flamingo road
Two flower suppliers to the multiples are joining forces. Flamingo Holdings and Zwetsloots Ltd have completed an agreement under which Flamingo will take a substantial shareholding in Zwetsloots.
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Rosy at Christmas
The holly and the ivy could soon be joined by the rose and the daffodil as typical Christmas plants.
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A&M's one-stop venture
Arnott & Mason is launching a cash-and-carry wholesale flower operation in November which the company believes blazes a trail for the future of wholesaling.
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Abertay shows the way
Students at the University of Abertay Dundee and the Scottish Crop Research Institute have launched an arable seed identification system, Asis, to help agronomists and gardeners.
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Western gearing up for move
Western International tenants will shortly be receiving a detailed communication from landlord Hounslow Borough Council (HBC), providing the first concrete details of the cost of moving into a new market building that could be operational by early 2005.
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Western gearing up for move
Western International tenants will shortly be receiving a detailed communication from landlord Hounslow Borough Council (HBC), providing the first concrete details of the cost of moving into a new market building that could be operational by early 2005.
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Sunking logo shines
Importer Sunking Flowers has designed a new logo to update its image and highlight it's progressive nature. The company has also invested in increased packhouse and cold storage space.
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Mack on the attack
Mack annual report shows an increase in profits of £0.23m. While the company's net asset value has increased by £5m. Christopher Mack is keen to see the company continue to grow in the future.
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Anthurium to take the UK by storm
Anthurium houseplants to be launched in the UK, following huge success in the Netherlands. Rijnplant will showcase the plant at GLEE in its Love Collection.
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Chrysanths reinvented
Specialist Dutch flower designer to showcase new possibilities for the Chrysanthemum.
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My name is not John Bates Flowers Ltd
John Bates Flowers Ltd becomes JB Flowers Ltd. The new name reflects the company's vision for the future. Negotiations are also under way for supermarket contracts.
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NZ in freight turmoil
New Zealand flower growers and exporters want the ministry of transport to stop airlines increasing freight rates by 20 per cent from October.
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F&PA on tour
Veronica Richardson of the Flowers & Plants Association (pictured) is travelling around the country next month, spreading word of its new advertising campaign, which is sponsored by the Flower Council of Holland.
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Guernsey discusses its future
A series of meetings are now being held in Guernsey concerning the future of the horticultural industry.
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Commodore stays in-nest
The future of flower shipments between Guernsey and the UK has been assured.
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Redbridge acquistion blooms
Redbridge Holdings Ltd acquired the assets and goodwill of Cardiff-based flower company AJ McLean Flowers Ltd on August 16.