All Production & Trade articles – Page 1651
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Stone-fruit disease fears
Officials in New Zealand are investigating a possible case of the plum pox potyvirus which affects apricots, peaches, cherries and plums.
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Chile in pictures
Chile launches its cinema campaign in the UK and promises some retail theatre.
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International standard for top fruit
The World Apple & Pear Association wants to establish international organoleptic standards.
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Geest results announced
Geest has released its preliminary results for the year to December 28, 2002.
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NFU announces new board
A new horticultural industry champion backed by a board of eight will provide the formidable force needed to help UK horticulture grow, the National Farmers' Union has announced.
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Southern Africa's citrus forum
Citrus Southern Africa and the Fresh Produce Exporters Forum are set to launch the Citrus Marketing Forum (CMF) on March 7.
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Kent takes up Lantra mantra
Tony Allen, of the Kent and Medway Skills Council, has said that the uptake of IT and skills development courses provided by the land-based training organisation Lantra demonstrates the speed of change taking place in rural industries.
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The young and the beautiful
Matthew Naylor is presented with Young Grower of the Year award.
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Another new name in produce
New combination becomes one of the biggest single entities in the produce industry.
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M&S awards organic accolade
Technical manager Andrew Sharp presents prize to organic grower of the year.
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UK growers receive reward
A specialist onion and potato grower from Shefford in Bedforshire is this year's Grower of the Year.
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Top fruit tightens up
The apple and pear seasons out of South Africa are already underway with good quality fruit but surplus volume unlikely.
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Soft fruit in a squeeze
Specialist berry importer AFI Direct Sales has reported continuing weather problems in almost all soft fruit supply countries in the Mediterranean region.