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Taiwanese continue ban on US apples
Taiwan's agricultural authorities will maintain a ban on imports of US apples after the US failed to improve its quarantine measures, reported the Taiwan Times.
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ArticlePrices strong for Canary produce
Strong prices for Canary Islands tomatoes mean the season so far has already outperformed last year's.
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ArticleChileans see opportunities to grow exports
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Chilean producers said they had an overwhelmingly positive response while at Fruit Logistica last week.
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Morocco looks for new opportunities
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Moroccan producers are hoping Fruit Logistica will help them break into new markets.
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Greek citrus robust
FRUIT LOGISTICA: The Greek citrus sector is in robust health, visitors to Fruit Logistica were told last week.
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Tiger tomatoes earn their stripes
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Israel was showing off ‘Tiger Tomatoes’, a cherry tomato with black stripes, at Fruit Logistica in Berlin last week.
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Canada makes debut appearance
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Blueberries are proving a major export success for Canadian producers, according to the Canadian Produce Marketing Association.
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Convenience continues to be a focus for Eisberg
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Convenience remains king with consumers, according to the Eisberg Group, exhibiting at Fruit Logistica for the first time this year.
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Italians pack for snacks
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Italian producers were demonstrating a new snack pack of sliced apples and pears at Fruit Logistica last week.
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New Dutch tomato range
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Dutch producers launched a new tomato range onto the world market at Fruit Logistica last week.
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Three leaf lettuce launched
FRUIT LOGISTICA: French producers are launching a new variety of lettuce, aimed squarely at the single-person household.
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ArticleSAWS scheme to get the chop
Amid growing concern from growers and packers, the government intends to end the highly successful Seasonal Agricultural workers’ Scheme (SAWS) for foreign students working on UK farms during the summer.
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El Salvador looks to Europe
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Producers from El Salvador were in Berlin last week to look for opportunities into the European market.
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South Africa's show success
FRUIT LOGISTICA: South African exhibitors at Fruit Logistica have described the show as a huge success.
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Mexico helps to plug the gaps
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Mexico has managed to more than double exports of avocados, grapes and grapefruit to the European market since 2002.
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Fruit harvest good for South Tyrol
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Fruit from the South Tyrolean industry benefited from excellent climatic conditions this year.
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ArticleFyffes: Conversations played in court
DCC chief executive Jim Flavin asked a stockbroker not to speak to Fyffes about a possible sale of his companies stake in the banana giant, Dublin High Court heard this week.
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Pan hooks a stand at Fruit Logistica
Specialist garlic and ginger importers Pan United were at Fruit Logistica for the fifth year running, said sales executive Syd Edwards.
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ArticleTesco fuels war with banana price drop
Tesco has upped the ante again in the banana price war by dropping prices on its Value offer to just 59p a kilo.
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Better tasting Dutch tomatoes
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Tomatoes with “significantly enhanced flavour” was the offering from Dutch co-operative The Greenery in Berlin.