Melon news archive – Page 32
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ArticleHortyfruta issues melon warning
Harvesting too early risks disrupting market, warns association
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ArticleHortyfruta issues melon warning
Andalusia fresh produce trade association Hortyfruta is warning growers not to harvest their melons too soon and risk disrupting the marketplace.
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ArticleIsrael’s new start
It’s been all change in the Israeli fresh produce market in the past year, with Agrexco’s much-publicised travails opening the door to other exporters to increase share. Tom Bonnett and Michael Barker examine the new state of the country’s industry
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ArticleIsrael’s new start
It’s been all change in the Israeli fresh produce market in the past year, with Agrexco’s much-publicised travails opening the door to other exporters to increase share. Tom Bonnett and Michael Barker examine the new state of the country’s industry
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ArticleSunAmerica Imports adopts HarvestMark
Group demonstrates its commitment to food safety by placing HarvestMark sticker on imported melons from Guatemala
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ArticleNunhems unveils new watermelon variety
Manitou F1 set to be launched on the Italian retail market this coming July and will be available until early September
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ArticleBrits ‘becoming more accepting’ of genetically modified crops
Public opinion on genetic modification in the UK could be shifting towards a more moder- ate and accepting stance, a new survey suggests.
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ArticleGuadeloupe melons gain PGI
Melons grown on the French West Indian islands have been awarded PGI status, according to the INAO
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Pushing boundaries of the traditional offer
Soft citrus, or easy peelers, or whatever retailers decide to call them, are generally on the small side compared with
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Shoppers want the personal touch when it comes to information on fresh produc
As any large retailer will admit, at least off the record, one of the most continuous headaches in running a supermarket is
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ArticleWatermelon ‘likely source’ of outbreak
UK government agency indicates watermelon, possibly from Brazil, may be source of salmonella outbreak in UK, Ireland and Germany
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ArticleTrade on alert over salmonella outbreak
Possible link to watermelons still unconfirmed as cases of Salmonella Newport infection are reported in UK and Germany
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ArticleStephen Cox: Why food safety is still developing in the fresh produce business
Since the last Fruit Logistica in February 2011, a lot has happened in the industry that has, in one way or another, impacted
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ArticleMajor retailers play catch up on prepared produce
The prepared category continues to show impressive growth, but the biggest retailers are still undertrading
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ArticleFavourable melon season ahead
Despite uncertain market conditions, importers can expect a good crop of quality melons from Central America in 2011/12
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ArticleSun America reinforces traceability
The US melon importer has selected HarvestMark for its cantaloupe traceability as retail buyers and shoppers seek greater peace of mind
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ArticleJames Martin on a mission
Nearly three million people wake up to James Martin every Saturday. The celebrity chef talks to Anna Sbuttoni about backing British, why there’s no such thing as free food and his favourite Ferrari
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ArticleFDA issues cantaloupe industry letter
Michael Landa writes letter to fresh cantaloupe industry growers, packers and shippers in light of listeria outbreak in the US
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ArticleFresh Del Monte sees Q3 profit slide
Fresh Del Monte has seen net income dip for the third quarter of the year, the result of an absence of foreign exchange gains and despite slight growth in net sales.
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ArticleFDA cites equipment in listeria report
US authorities assess conditions of listeria outbreak in cantaloupes, identifying coldstore and packing facilities as location of infection