Potato news archive – Page 118
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Branston's Exquisa success
Branston is claiming a success with its Exquisa potato, one of two salad varieties marketed by Tesco under its premium Finest label.
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Higgins broadens reach
Potato supplier the Higgins Group is launching its successful in-house diagnostic service commercially under the banner Alves Diagnostics.
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ArticleBayer launches potato protection
Bayer CropScience has launched two products to protect potato crops against disease.
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Global FFID opportunity set to be explored
Information technology is playing an ever increasing role in the arena of fresh produce. This month we take a look at some of the issues and systems that are shaping the sector, from RFID opportunities within the fresh produce sector, to Natures Way Marketing signing onto Anglia Business’ LinkFresh system.
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Research boost for Vivaldi
Naturally Best is hoping that independent research carried out on its Vivaldi potato will boost the product’s image as a healthy choice.
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Words do come easy to M&S and its customer network
There’s no question about it in my mind. Customers at Marks & Spencer should be getting the message at the moment -
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ArticleNew salad combinations and apple snacks from France
A total of 106 French exhibitors, 23 per cent more than last year, were on display at Fruit Logistica...
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ArticleChips chill out
Chilled chips are seen as a healthier option and producers are keen to boost their profile further. Doris Lee Butterworth reports.
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Tesco sees produce as key to keeping top spot
Tesco’s produce category director, Peter Durose, is responsible for ensuring the UK’s number one retailer maintains its position on produce. He talks to Ed Bedington about the retailer and how he sees its position within the industry
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ArticleEgypt pulls out stops
Egyptian potato producers are doing everything in their power to hang on to their market share as competitors turn up the heat. Doris Lee Butterworth reports.
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ArticleHairyape gains a voice
Hairyape has introduced a new service for the fresh produce trade which integrates internet telephony with spam-free mail, consignment and document flow management.
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ArticleFungicide a winner in Israel
A naturally occuring biological fungicide is proving to be a winner for Israeli farmers.
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ArticleUK misses out on EU funding
Growers in the UK are missing out on funding from the EU as the European Commission last week approved €25.5 million in support for the promotion of agricultural products.
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ArticleDry-rot vigilance urged
Potato bosses are warning the industry to be vigilant to avoid the spread of disease.
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NFU looks for nominations
The National Farmers' Union is calling for nominations to its board of horticulture to serve from March 2006 through to January 2008.
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ArticleMBM recovery predicted
Food producer Premier Foods is expecting upbeat results for the year after a strong Christmas performance, despite ongoing difficulties with potato subsidiary MBM.
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Golden Wonder in administration
Crisp giant Golden Wonder has been placed in administration.
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ArticleNew year resolve
At times the fresh produce industry may seem very small and well-connected but the links rely on a staggeringly large number of individuals with very diverse responsibilities. As another new year dawns, many will be taking stock and preparing targets for the weeks and months ahead. Elspeth Waters caught up with six of the people involved in the industry, both in the UK and abroad, to find out what they remember of last year and what they are expecting from 2006.
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ArticleChilled atmosphere enters new dawn
Companies all over the world have benefited from major advances made in cold storage technology. Doris Lee Butterworth reports.