All articles by Kathy Miller – Page 3
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HRI sponsors new award
Research and development will play a bigger part at next year's grower industry back-slapping ceremony thanks to a new award announced by HRI.
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USDA proposes cranberry cut
Cranberry producers in the US are debating whether to limit their own production for the second year running.
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NFUS name change
The National Farmers' Union of Scotland has announced a name and status change.
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TGA campaign kicks off
The Tomato Growers' Association is launching a football-themed promotion for the new tomato season.
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Zespri panel revealed
New Zealand kiwifruit exporter and marketer has unveiled its panelists for the UK and Irish markets.
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Labour plans to scrap Maff
The ministry of agriculture faces an uncertain future under a future Labour government.
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UK's organic growers miss out
UK growers are not benefiting from the rising popularity of organic produce in the UK, the Soil Association has revealed.
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Israel breaks grape record
The Israeli grape season kicked off in the UK on May 15 ö the earliest start in the history of exporter Agrexco.
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Norris hails brand new era
Former transport minister Steven Norris (pictured right) has predicted that the enlargement of the EU will demand a complex supply chain and superior freight management, in which only the strongest logistics companies will survive.
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Japanese interest in BCP
Mitsui, the Japanese conglomerate, has acquired the assets of a US business that produces biological control products with an impact for one of the UK's market leaders in the field.
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Silver lining for Anecoop
One of the leading lights in Spain's production base is celebrating its silver anniversary this year.
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Albert Fisher turnover recovery
International food group Albert Fisher plc has announced significant increases in turnover during the six months leading up to March this year.
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Tomatoes need sustained action
Delegates at this week's international tomato conference were warned not to rest on their laurels.
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Retail footfall in decline
A new report from market analyst Verdict Research finds that retailers are losing their share of the consumer spend. But fresh produce is holding firm.
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Beetle battle stepped up
The ministry of agriculture is stepping up its annual information campaign against Colorado beetle this year.
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BPC issues blight advice
The British Potato Council is encouraging potato growers to take extra precautions against potato blight.
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Spanish strawberry drama
Supplies of strawberries from Spain have met yet more problems as demand picks up in northern Europe.
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LauritzenCool makes new stop
Reefer service LauritzenCool will be making an additional stop on its South African service.
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Growers urge US congress to stand firm
Producers in the US are lobbying congress to oppose measures by the country's trading partners which might weaken its anti-dumping laws.
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Italy starts citrus plan
The long awaited plan to rescue Italy's beleaguered citrus sector is now up and running.