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Flemish minister president unveils collective sustainability quality label: Responsibly Fresh
February 08, 2012
Flemish minister president unveils collective sustainability quality label: Responsibly Fresh
Sustainability is hot – a subject that is topical today and bound to remain so in the future. The Belgian fresh fruit and vegetable sector has accordingly charted a future-oriented sustainability plan.
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Fruit Logistica for news
February 08, 2012
Fruit Logistica 2012: The global fresh produce trade meets in Berlin
With a complete market overview of international fresh produce business logistics, the 20th edition of FRUIT LOGISTICA highlights the event's status as the industry's leading trade fair.
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February 07, 2012
Avebe fabriek ontruimd na stofexplosie
Bij aardappelzetmeelconcern Avebe in Ter Apelkanaal is dinsdagmorgen brand uitgebroken na een stofexplosie. Dat gebeurde in de dextrinefabriek, die centraal is gelegen op het terrein. Voor zover bekend is niemand gewond geraakt. Avebe heeft de producti...
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February 06, 2012
Breeders Trust wins arbitration case illegal trade in undersized propagating material to Germany
Breeders Trust has been vindicated in an arbitration case against a Dutch seed potato grower who has been shown to have illegally sold undersized potatoes as propagation material to Germany. The case is of importance because this verdict is unique in t...
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KMC expectations of the potato starch market for 2012
February 06, 2012
KMC expectations of the potato starch market for 2012
Chief Commercial Officer Bjarne Larsen of Potato Starch manufacturer KMC gives his expectations for the 2012 potato starch market. The 2011/2012 potato starch production year started with totally empty carry-over stocks due to the poor harvest last ye...
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February 03, 2012
British seed potato producers gear up for Fruit Logistica
After a busy export season in 2011, the British seed potato industry is set to reach new heights in 2012 by expanding existing and new markets.
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February 03, 2012
Jersey Royal potatoes are the earliest ever
The first Jersey Royal potatoes of the season will be harvested next week. It is thought to be the earliest harvest since the potato variety was developed about 130 years ago.
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Potatoes in Retail
February 02, 2012
Middle East ready to import Ukrainian potatoes
Wholesale companies from the Middle East see feasible prospects in imports of Ukrainian fresh vegetables, especially potatoes.
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February 02, 2012
McCain gives British restaurants and pubs opportunity to serve chip shop style chips
McCain Foods has added a new ‘chip shop’ type chip to its Classics potato products range.
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February 02, 2012
Heeft vorstperiode positieve invloed op de aardappelmarkt?
De vraag voor de komende periode is of de vorstperiode enige positieve invloed kan hebben op de aardappelmarkt.
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February 01, 2012
Potatoes no longer big pay day for Northern Ireland farmers
Northern Ireland potato growers say a market glut has caused prices to crash and some banks to withdraw credit for the coming season.
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Seed certification database to be showcased at World Potato Congress
February 01, 2012
Seed certification database to be showcased at World Potato Congress
Scottish seed producers will soon be able to view seed certification data in real time from 2012, thanks to the latest online roll out of Scotland’s certification scheme. At the event, Dr John Kerr of Science and Advice for Scottish Agriculture (SASA...
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January 31, 2012
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A new strain of potato blight, which could have reduced sensitivity to a popular fungicide, has been identified in the UK for the first time.
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January 30, 2012
British farmer adopting new techniques when growing potatoes
Yorkshire Wolds seed potato producer Andrew Manfield shared with Perth conference delegates some of the particular problems associated with growing potatoes in this part of the country, one particular problem being the lack of soil.
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January 30, 2012
Crunch time for Irish crisp maker Keogh's Crisps as launch nears
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LEI: Nederlands aandeel in wereldhandel pootaardappelen 60%
January 29, 2012
LEI: Nederlands aandeel in wereldhandel pootaardappelen 60%
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