Salad vegetables news archive – Page 83
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ArticleFlorette launches new salad items
The French salads specialist has added the Salades Evasion range to its assortment, as well as a football-themed product for the UK
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ArticleUK radish supply begins
Home-grown radishes have hit UK supermarket shelves this week in what is shaping up to be a strong season for the product.
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ArticleRed watercress becomes protected
Bakkavör and The Watercress Company (TWC) have teamed up to apply Plant Breeders Rights (PBR) to a red watercress variety named Old Flame.
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ArticleFlorette gets Three Lions on a plate
Florette is set to capitalise on football mania across the UK this summer with its FIFA World Cup-themed official England Three Lions Salad.
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ArticleNatures Way leads UK employers
Prepared produce group certified by CRF Institute as one of the UK's leading employer organisations for 2010
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Further salad setbacks in Spain
Celery and speciality lettuce from Murcia and Almería in Spain are suffering drastic reductions in availability.
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ArticleBelgians seek out alternatives
The popularity of alternative salads in Belgium is on the rise, causing a decline in sales of standard lettuce heads
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ArticleWOW! Micro Leaf looks at living lines
WOW! Micro Leaf is developing a range of living lines to add to its range of micro herbs and salads.
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ArticleTomato fun and games on new website
Moroccan tomato specialist Azura has launched a consumer-facing website in three languages for its fans across the EU, including those in the UK and Ireland.
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ArticleFresh Express unveils salad origin tool
Group announces creation of 'Your Salad Story' site and 'Leaf Locator' tool, enabling consumers to track produce supply chain
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ArticleFlorette advertises new zip-up bags
The first of Florette's new TV spots illustrating the fresh benefits of its zip-up bags is set to air tomorrow in France
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ArticleSpanish lettuce shortage expected
Damage caused by recent heavy rains in southern Spain is likely to lead to a shortage of lettuce volumes for export markets
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ArticleUK salads industry faces springtime turnaround
The salads game has been hard work since the beginning of the year, when snow and freezing temperatures held back both supply and demand, affected quality and threw up all kinds of obstacles for the category. But all that seems a long time ago now that the sun is shining in the UK and the sector is looking ahead to the World Cup boost. Anna Sbuttoni reports
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ArticlePreparations underway for salad conference
The Fifth British Leafy Salads Association Conference will take place on 24 November 2010
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ArticleLight boosts spinach vitamins
Spinach stored under lights increases in nutritional value, according to research published this week
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ArticleCanary Islands weather Atlantic storm
Canary Islands tomato growers escaped last week’s gale-force winds unscathed and are taking advantage of low availability of mainland Spanish fruit on export markets and replenished reservoirs.
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ArticleKey's fresh-cut manager lands new role
Teri Johnson has taken up a new position as intercontinental sales manager at Key Technology
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ArticleUS muses Panamanian coriander access
The USDA is seeking comment on pest risk analysis for the import of Panamanian fresh false coriander into the US
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ArticleSpanish fresh-cut on the rise
The year has started positively for Spain's fresh-cut and ready-to-eat fruit and vegetable sector
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ArticleFirst Rainbow cues on stream
Some of the first Dutch cucumbers of the season, produced by Rainbow Growers, are now on stream.