Pear news archive – Page 56
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ArticleNorthwest pears fall short in China
Industry commits to market despite failing to meet predictions in first season of access
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ArticlePiqa pears prepared for launch
Developer Prevar says new pear varieties could revolutionise the category by offering novel textures and flavours
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ArticleAngélys appear in North America
Giumarra will offer a new exclusive pear variety from New Zealand to North American consumers this summer
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ArticlePolish fruit crops hit by hailstorm
Apple, pear, cherry and strawberry production struck by severe storm in east-central region of Mazovia
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ArticleBack to the future
AC Goatham is one of the leading top-fruit growers, and the company is on the verge of an exciting future that includes a return to its past
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VideoTornado cuts Italian pear production
Significant losses said to have been incurred in parts of Emilia around Reggio and Modena as a result of high winds and hail
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ArticleTaylor's Gold shining at Oppy
Vancouver group expecting a strong campaign for the Enza pear variety, with signs pointing to good sizing and quality
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Top-fruit sales pass £1 billion
Apple and pear sales in the UK are now worth £1 billion but there are winners and losers in this major category as the market heads into the southern hemisphere season
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Pink Lady targets emerging markets
Apple & Pear Australia Limited (APAL) and Star Fruits, the exclusive licensee of the Pink Lady brand in Europe and other third-party countries, have announced the formation of a joint venture called Pink Lady Development Limited Pty Ltd (PLD).
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Hardy takes pipfruit helm at Freshmax
Freshmax Group has announced the appointment of former Enza and Delica executive Snow Hardy to the new role of general manager – global pipfruit.
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NZ forecasts 'balanced' apple crop
New Zealand will produce its most diverse apple crop in recent history in 2013 according to figures just released by industry body Pipfruit New Zealand.
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Aid package disappoints Canadian growers
Apple growers in the Canadian province of Ontario are dismayed that their federal and provincial governments have rejected their application for disaster relief funding.
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Top fruit faces balancing act
Limited top-fruit supply across Europe has pushed retail prices up over the last quarter, and that has had a knock-on impact on consumption of apples and pears
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British Sweet Sensation pears hit stores
Fresh fruit supplier AG Thames has welcomed the first delivery of domestically grown Sweet Sensation pears into Sainsbury's, a move that it says offers 'much needed support for British growers'.
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ArticlePink Lady targets emerging markets
New joint venture aims to accelerate the development of the apple in growth regions and optimise investment efficiency
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ArticleNew agreement for 'Papple' variety
Worldwide Fruit agrees deal with AIGN for marketing of its Papple fruit variety
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ArticleDPA ruling could lead to apple shortage
Apple exporters in US and Southern Hemisphere may be forced to divert fruit from EU if proposed MRL cut is approved
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ArticleTesco applies direct plan to apples
Retailer looks set to drop one importer, underlining commitment to buying greater volume of fruit direct from source
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ArticleGrowing Pink Lady’s global appeal
New partnership set to expand brand’s market bases and investment opportunities
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ArticleAPAL chief Durham to step down
Apple and Pear Australia (APAL) begins search for new managing director after long-term head Jon Durham serves notice