All articles by Gabrielle Easter – Page 41
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ArticleColes refunds millions to suppliers
Australian supermarket chain Coles has refunded close to A$10m to suppliers following claims of unconscionable conduct
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ArticleAustralian horticulture gets funding boost
Horticulture Innovation Australia has received A$5.8m for research projects on tree crop management and fruit fly suppression
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ArticlePlum board gains five more years
The California Dried Plum Board has received approval to continue its marketing and research for another five years
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ArticleWoolworths going lean
Woolworths has announced its three-year 'Lean Retail' plan, including expansions to its home brands and job cuts
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ArticleKorea-Vietnam sign FTA
South Korea has signed a free trade agreement with Vietnam to double bilateral trade in five years
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ArticleKorea offers organic opportunities
The US has flagged a growing demand for organic produce in South Korea as an opportunity for increasing organic exports
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ArticleStrong returns for Seeka avocados
Seeka has posted above-average Orchard Gate Returns for its avocado growers in New Zealand
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ArticleEarly crop for Northwest cherries
Cherry growers in the US Northwest are looking at a projected crop of 19.6m boxes this season
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ArticleStrong season for Aussie mangoes
Quality and coordination have helped produce a lucrative mango season for Australian growers
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ArticleRubigold apples launched in China
BW Griggs & Sons has launched its Rubigold Tasmanian-grown apples in China
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ArticleNew-look stores for Aldi Australia
Aldi has refurbished stores across Australia’s east coast in a bid to improve shopping experiences.
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ArticleWalmart sees China as top priority
Walmart has announced plans to expand its presence in China by almost a third by 2017
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ArticleBoost for Aussie veggies in Asia
Horticulture Innovation Australia has shortlisted innovations to boost Australian vegetable exports to Asia
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ArticlePeru could topple Chile in China’s grape market
Peru could overtake Chile as the leading exporter of table grapes to China in coming years, according to Capechi
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ArticleTesco Lotus commits to expansion
Thailand’s Tesco Lotus plans to open five hypermarkets and 50 express stores this year
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ArticleIndonesia's import requirements return to normal
The Indonesian Agricultural Quarantine Agency has announced import requirements for US fresh apples have returned to normal
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ArticleCanadian Cutecumbers land in China
Importer Lantao has shipped the first air freight of Canadian seedless mini cucumbers to Shanghai
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ArticleNZ horticulture exceeds NZ$7bn
New Zealand’s horticultural production was valued at NZ$7.16bn (US$5.41bn) in the year ending June 2014
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ArticleFoodbank gains meals from Chep
Global packaging company Chep has worked with its customers to supply 8,000 meals to Foodbank
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ArticleUS grants access to Chinese apples
China can now ship apples to the US following new import regulations announced by the US Animal & Plant Health Inspection Service