All articles by Kathy Hammond – Page 259
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NZ seeks new pear
A new blush pear variety being developed in New Zealand is nearing commercial release.
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Reefer revolution
LauritzenCool has found a new air-circulation system could spell the end of gratings on board reefer vessels.
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South African celebration
Chairman Nino Burelli (l) and chief executive Neels Hubinger celebrate the Perishable Products Export Control Board's 75th birthday in Stellenbosch, South Africa this week.
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Air freight fears
Terrorist attacks in the US on September 11 have caused widespread disruption to the air freight industry.
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Apple warning
English top fruit growers are calling for firm commitment on retail prices in the UK.
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Winter of discontent
Fresh produce growers could be hit as scientists warn that the UK is sliding into a climate of very cold winters as the gulf stream's power begins to wane.
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UK top fruit outlook reviewed
The forthcoming English top fruit crop is expected to be significantly higher than originally forecast.
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Multiples spurn Kent showcase
Members of Kentish Fare, which promotes the county's foods and drinks, have been stunned by the indifference shown by leading supermarkets to this year's Kentish Apple Festival.
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Sprouts up
Some of the UK's brassica growers are in buoyant mood as their promotional campaign starts to bear fruit.
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Libya in banana talks
Reports in the press this week of an offer from Libya to buy the entire banana crops of three of the Windward Islands have bewildered trade observers.
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Crunch promotion
Wholesalers of France's Le Crunch apples will benefit from a promotional campaign nation-wide again this season.
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Del Monte makes share offer
Multinational fresh produce supplier Fresh Del Monte Produce has issued a public offering of its shares.
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Potato event packs them in
The UK potato industry's showcase event: British Potato 2001 welcomed some 6,500 visitors over its two days from September 4-5, said exhibition organiser the British Potato Council.
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US apple crop declines
Revised estimates from the US suggest the smallest apple crop from that country in over a decade.
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Enza debt row resolved
The disagreement between New Zealand's Enza and its growers over debt has been overcome.
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Lemons find favour
Exports of lemons from Argentina have enjoyed a successful summer on European markets.
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US sets top fruit record
Exports of apples and pears from the US broke all records in 2000-01 with the fresh market sector performing particularly well.
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Sainsbury's all puffed up
Sainsbury's giant hot-air balloon apple can be seen in Kent this weekend.
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Charlie's angel of Soho
One of the UK's top TV gardeners has taken up the ethical trading cause.

