All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 228
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Spanish citrus prices slump
Growers' leaders in Spain's leading citrus growing area of Valencia have criticised traders for taking advantage of the uncertainty surrounding exports to the US to put downward pressure on prices.
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USDA/HSS called to action
A report from the US general accounting office (GAO) is calling for action from the US departments of agriculture and health and human services to increase funding for, and build on, the country's Five-A-Day programme.
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Plimsoll draws battle lines
The fresh produce industry has set a new record – for declining sales and loss of money, according to figures researched by Plimsoll Analysis.
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Geraud is Liverpool's choice
Liverpool City Council has selected Geraud Markets (UK) as its preferred partner for the future management and development of the city's nine markets, including the fresh produce wholesale market.
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EMRA opens its doors
For the first time in 10 years, world-renowned research station HRI East Malling will be opening its doors for a public open day on September 21.
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Gearing up for Eurep-Gap
Citrus-growers in the north-western Argentinean production area of Tucumán held a seminar last week on the requirements for good agricultural practice certification with the European retailer partnership, Eurep-Gap.
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Farm ministers Israel bound
Thirty ministers of agriculture have already confirmed their plans to participate in the forthcoming Agritech '03 exhibition, to be held in Tel Aviv in May 2003.
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French seek southern markets
French onion exporters, finding competition in the UK market tough, are looking to southern Europe to boost sales.
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Argentinean berries suffer
High winds and hail in the central Argentinean berry growing area of Coronda damaged about 70 per cent of the planted area of strawberries in the third week of August.
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Co-op bags degradable first
UK supermarket retailer The Co-op has launched the country's first fully degradable carrier bag.
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Caribbean dry spell
Crops in the Caribbean's largest islands are looking for additional moisture this hurricane season, according to reports from US agronomists and meteorologists.
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Waitrose forges potato link
Retailer Waitrose and potato supplier Solanum have joined forces to launch www.waitrose.com/potato
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Chile lashed by rains
As spring approaches in the southern hemisphere, fruit production in Chile is already starting to feel irregular weather conditions which are threatening early stone fruit production.
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Hail strikes Spain again
Fresh hailstorms swept eastern Spain last weekend causing damage to a variety of crops.
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Tesco chiefs back to floor
Tesco's fresh produce managers will be heading back to the shop floor in a bid to learn more about their business.
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Five of the best for congress
Five of Europe's largest retail organisations are to take part in a panel discussion on key industry issues at the Eurofruit Congress in Amsterdam this November.
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Crunch time for Boots
A new 80g snack pack product, "Celery Crunchies" was launched by retailer Boots this week,priced at 50p.
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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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FDF examines playing field
Sylvia Jay, director general of the Food and Drink Federation, is considering whether the UK is hamstrung – due to its own interpretation and implementation of food safety and hygiene legislation – when she presents The Society of Food Hygiene Technology's annual lecture in November.