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  • Europe gets stone-fruit revision
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    Europe gets stone-fruit revision

    2005-06-24T08:01:00Z

    European stone-fruit forecaster Europech' has released updated forecasts for stone-fruit crops that reveal some significant changes.

  • Scots launch branded berry
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    Scots launch branded berry

    2005-06-23T11:01:01Z

    Angus Soft Fruits has brought a group of Scottish family-run fruit growers together to launch the first branded strawberry.

  • MBM's brand for potato lovers
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    MBM's brand for potato lovers

    2005-06-23T09:01:02Z

    Potato supplier MBM Produce has launched a new Potato Lovers brand.

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    FoE comes down hard on Tesco

    2005-06-23T07:01:01Z

    Environmental pressure group Friends of the Earth is launching a scathing attack on UK supermarkets today targeting Tesco in particular with its pamphlet The Tesco Takeover.

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    Good vibrations at national roadshow

    2005-06-21T17:01:00Z

    The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and manufacturers' organisation EEF - will jointly be running a series of noise and vibration roadshows across the UK in September and October 2005.

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    Healthy cherry promotion

    2005-06-21T15:01:01Z

    Promoters of cherries from the US north-west are focusing on the health benefits of the fruit in their promotions in the UK this year when the season gets underway - slightly later than usual at the beginning of July.

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    NY growers get tax fillip

    2005-06-21T13:01:01Z

    Growers in New York state are set to benefit from a tax break.

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    New asparagus offer from Hargreaves

    2005-06-21T11:01:02Z

    A plant breeder is claiming to have made great strides in its work to produce new asparagus varieties.

  • Essex potato grower Allan Stevenson (left) and BPC’s Ben Worth, were amongst those taking the healthy potato message direct to MPs during the ‘protests’
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    BPC takes potato debate to parliament

    2005-06-21T09:01:01Z

    Protestors have asked for the term Couch Potato to be removed from the Oxford English Dictionary because of its derogatory connotations for the humble, yet immensely popular spud.

  • Francesco Dipaola (left) with Nationwide group md Tim O'Malley
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    Nationwide heads to Italy

    2005-06-20T10:01:00Z

    Nationwide extended its reach to Southern Europe when Nationwide Italia was established on June 1 with Francesco Dipaola at the helm.

  • Picota promotional push
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    Picota promotional push

    2005-06-20T08:01:02Z

    Picota cherry producers have confirmed they are expecting an improved crop this season, with volumes expected to reach 4,500 tonnes.

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    Tru-Cape strikes deal with Chinese

    2005-06-19T11:01:01Z

    South Africa’s largest fruit-marketing company, Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing, has struck a deal with Chinese government agencies to produce a range of varieties of apples and pears in the Western Cape.

  • Mixed banana fortunes
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    Mixed banana fortunes

    2005-06-18T13:01:00Z

    UK banana prices shift slightly, but there are still worries ahead in the world banana market.

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    Martin tops the grape league

    2005-06-18T11:01:01Z

    The California Grape & Tree Fruit League, has named Marcy Martin as its new director of trade services.

  • Spanish stone fruit on a roll
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    Spanish stone fruit on a roll

    2005-06-18T08:01:01Z

    Official crop estimates for Spain's stone fruit lines are being revisted by agronomists.

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    BIFGA agm reports on another busy year

    2005-06-17T17:01:01Z

    The British Independent Fruit Growers Association held its 17th annual general meeting last week and reported on another reasonably successful year of lobbying; and one which has again left the association with balanced books.

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    Historic agreement for horticulture

    2005-06-17T16:01:02Z

    Horticulture and other farm workers in the UK stand to benefit from a hard-won agreement reached with the Agricultural Wages Board.

  • Bramley management
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    Bramley management

    2005-06-17T14:01:00Z

    Bramley suppliers hope to stay on top of their store management to ensure availability through to the new crop.

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    Importers urged to comply

    2005-06-17T12:00:59Z

    Importers are being urged to ensure they are complying with the new plant health regime.

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    Napier runway plan threatens Hawke’s Bay fruit

    2005-06-17T10:01:01Z

    Fruit growers in New Zealand’s Hawke's Bay have highlighted the biosecurity risk as being too big to justify an international airport at Napier.