Tomato news archive – Page 120
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Kids' diet falls short
A report from the Cancer Research Campaign and retailer Iceland finds teenagers eat far too little fresh produce.
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Tomato chiefs meet up
Top brass from the UK tomato industry gathers for its annual conference and dinner.
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More funds free
A boost in government spending on healthy eating is welcomed by the National Farmers' Union.
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Yet more research to support produce health claims
Studies in both the UK and the US provide further evidence that fruit and vegetables are good for us.
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Belgian spud waxes lyrical
An estimated 2,000 tonnes of waxy Flandria potatoes are expected to be available through the Belgian auctions this season.
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Scientists boast "safe" GM tomato
A tomato that will not transmit its changed DNA to other fruit has been developed by a German research institute.
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New role for Eradicoat
A new role has been developed for two-spotted mite spray Eradicoat in end of season clean-up programmes.
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Israel's capsicum crop booms as tomatoes decline
Israel delivers a bumper crop of capsicums as volumes of tomatoes and melons drop.
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M&S to study differences between tomatoes
Marks & Spencer is to invest in research to discover the differences in nutritional content between conventionally grown and organic tomatoes.
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Israel's tomato decline
Heavy competition and water shortages are putting Israel's fresh tomato exports under pressure
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Spanish tomato gains in 2001
Buoyant domestic demand, new subsidies for processing and rising interest in fresh exports have all contributed to a hike in Spanish tomato production in 2001
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NZ research breakthrough
An accidental discovery by one grower in New Zealand could change the way root disease in glasshouse crops is controlled.
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TGA campaign kicks off
The Tomato Growers' Association is launching a football-themed promotion for the new tomato season.
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Tomatoes need sustained action
Delegates at this week's international tomato conference were warned not to rest on their laurels.
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Canary Islands suppliers get together
Canary Islands salads suppliers Frutos Canarios and Fortuna Fruits have announced that they are to merge operations.
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Lawyers strike fruitful deal
A US legal firm has proposed a new service for Chilean exporters.
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Sardinia gives green light to toms
Sardinia has been chosen as the venue for an international tomato conference to be staged next month.
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Humber Growers find new market
East Yorkshire salad producer Humber Growers has found a new market for its Spanish cherry tomatoes in New York.
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Dutch top four double up
A new alliance in Dutch fresh produce supply should see more new varieties in the marketplace.