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ICEBERG CROP WILL HAVE TO BE CUT
English iceberg lettuce growers believe that production will have to be cut by between 10% and 20% to make the crop profitable. Estimates put this year's acreage at 8% below last season. There is greater hope, however, for other leafy varieties...
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Explosive nudes
Newly launched drinks brand T&T Juice Drinks is doing (almost) a Full Monty in its £3m ad campaign. The idea behind using naked men is to show the "natural quality" of the drinks range which is a combination of spring water and real fruit...
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Something stirring in jar
Patak's aims to broaden the appeal of Indian food still further with a range of four Stir Fry sauces in stores from mid May. The sauces come in three regional flavours Patia, which is spicy sweet and sour, Bengal red pepper and tomato, and...
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The Grocer Focus on Northern Ireland
Produce: Mushroom firms bruised by imports Many growers are holding their own but these are dark days for the province's major mushroom industry says David Shapley Ulster's vegetable growers have the potential to supply the multiples with far more...
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Strongbow keeps top banana
Big Breakfast Show presenter Johnny Vaughan is joined by a group of gorillas in the latest advertisement campaign for Strongbow cider. Bulmers is spending £9m on TV ads which will run from now until October. This is the third year of the Johnny...
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English apples: Are days numbered for Kent Cox production?
Growers struggling against world overproduction and strong pound Future Cox apple production in Kent which provides 60% of the national crop is in grave danger, according to David Butterworth, the National Farmers' Union south east fruit advisor....
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Delicatessen: Salad days near for tongue firms
UK processors of slicing size ox and lunch tongues for serveover deli counters are gearing up for seasonal demand. Deli counter sales are reported to be buoyant despite the bad weather, but the main selling season is not expected to get under way...
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Market watch: fresh produce
Wholesale prices (p) FRUIT Origin Variety Packing Apples UK Bramley lb 18 28 Brazil ...
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Citrus: Shamoutis need better image'
The reputation of Israel's famous thick skinned shamouti orange variety which gave Jaffa its name has been diminishing because of too much Class II fruit entering the system, according to Reuven Andorn, Agrexco's citrus account manager. He made...
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Brittany vegetables: Region plans for more niche market line
PdB aiming for bigger impact Brittany vegetable and salad growers are seeking to introduce new branded packa-ging on cauliflower and new potatoes complete with an environmental message as part of a renewed push to boost sales. The region operates...
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South Africa: Capespan International views the global horizo
Outspan and Bella Nova set for major expansion Capespan International, the marketing organisation which represents around two thirds of overall deciduous and citrus fruit exported from South Africa, has revealed plans to further widen the use of...
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Summer onions: Volume could fall by 25%
Southern hemisphere onion importers predict that volumes could be reduced by as much as 25% this season because of the effects of a large European crop which is still in store. The main sources that traditionally benefit are New Zealand and...
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Juice drinks: Market keeps up its drive for new appeal
Juice drinks, defined as products with anything less than 100% fruit juice, grew 30% in the latest year [Taylor Nelson Sofres Superpanel], providing most of the growth in the combined fruit juices and fruit drinks sector. Most of that growth was...
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The Grocer Focus on fruit juices and juice drinks: public ri
Gerber Foods' Rob Spencer believes "there is a huge untapped source of mainstream consumers who are ripe for conversion to organic". It launched into organic juice at the beginning of last year and Libby's Organic is now the second largest in the...
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The Grocer Focus on fruit juices and juice drinks: Top 10 br
1. Sunny Delight juice drink 2. Ocean Spray juice drink 3. Sainsbury long life juice 4. Del Monte pure juice 5. Tropicana pure juice 6. Tesco ...
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Citrus: Brazilian oranges lighter
With harvesting due to start in May, the Brazilian orange crop has been forecast to be 10-15% less this season accounting for some 369 million carton equivalents. While a high proportion goes for processing, some fresh fruit is traded...
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The Grocer Focus on fruit juices and juice drinks: analysis
Growth in fruit juices and fruit drinks has been polarised at each end of the market. Sunny Delight has been injecting heady growth into juice drinks while, at the other end of the price spectrum, chilled not-from-concentrate fruit juice is...
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The Grocer Focus on fruit juices and juice drinks: Juice dri
Juice drinks, defined as products with anything less than 100% fruit juice, grew 30% in the latest year [Taylor Nelson Sofres Superpanel], providing most of the growth in the combined fruit juices and fruit drinks sector. Most of that growth was...
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The Grocer Focus on fruit juices and juice drinks: Packaging
Tetra Brik has put a whole new spin on product opening with its Aseptic Square resealable SpinCap. Del Monte's UK marketing controller Angela Ellis says: "The SpinCap has proved a driver for the market, particularly for products such as tomato...
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The Grocer Focus on fruit juices and juice drinks: research
CATEGORY COMPOSITION The market is made up of four sectors. The largest of these is pure juices, followed by the juice drinks sector (any product with a juice content below 100%), then tomato juice and, finally, the tiny frozen and instant juice...