All Production & Trade articles – Page 1661
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Guernsey export gains
The value of exports from Guernsey is showing an encouraging increase.
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ArticleBarbie works wonders with girls' diets
Tesco announced that their Pink Lady Barbie Doll apple packs are selling well.
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EurepGAP ready for Madrid conference
EurepGAP will discuss a whole host of issues at the organisation's fourth bi-annual conference held in Madrid next week.
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ArticleHRI announces job cuts
Horticultural Research International has announced the redundancy of some 100 staff.
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Sweet potatoes swing into action
Commercial crops of Israeli sweet potatoes are arriving in the UK
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Geese stand guard over pumpkins
Sainsbury's pumpkin suppliers are adopting new methods of storage because of the hot summer.
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BCMPA signs up for packaging event
BCMPA has announced it will be at Total Processing and Packinging 2004.
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Big brother watches what you eat
The Smart and Intelligent Packaging conference will be held next month. Members will discuss the use of RFID.
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ArticleAsda announces supply winners
Four UK produce suppliers have been recognised by Walmart-subsidiary Asda at an awards ceremony in Pontefract.
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ArticleTesco slashes prices
Tesco has announced it will cut prices by 12 per cent on 350 of its products.
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Cherry tom volumes rise
Agrexco is anticipating good quantities of Israeli cherry tomatoes for export this season.
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ArticleChiquita makes citrus sale
Chiquita Brands International has sold its interest in a Florida grapefruit joint venture.
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ArticleUK lorry numbers fall in Europe
Numbers of UK lorries travelling to Europe have fallen eight per cent according to latest figures.
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ArticleFairtrade expects to sustain premiums
The Fairtrade Foundation has reiterated its belief that fairtrade products should continue to command premiums.
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ArticleSpud folk flock to BP2003
British Potato 2003 has attracted the great and good of the potato world to Newark later this week.
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ArticleSaphir predicts production downturn
Nick Saphir told Cape Town delegates that the growth in fresh prodcue production will slow this decade.
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ArticleBerries feel the heat
Continued warm weather and a degree of humidity has reduced the volume of English soft fruit.
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ArticleEfsis offers audit answer
Efsis, the global inspection and certification specialist, has consolidated its business to ensure it has a more focused approach to customers' requirements.