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| Bing beats records |
| The California Cherry Advisory Board (CCAB) has announced record-breaking global sales of Bing cherries this season. |
| Tesco marks arrival of Scottish potato crop |
| Tesco and Greenvale AP have launched a three-week celebration of local produce in Edinburgh to mark the first of the East Lothian potato crop, as part of their joint ‘direct from farm to store’ initiative. |
| Prognosfruit unveils line-up |
| English apples & Pears Ltd has announced the line-up for this year’s Prognosfruit conference, one of the world’s leading events for the apple and pear industry. |
| Redpack expands |
| Redpack Packaging Machinery has embarked upon an expansion programme at its Rackheath, Norwich head office and production facilities. |
| ALP launches best practice tool |
| The Association of Labour Providers (ALP) has launched a new software tool to help organisations using agency labour ensure fair treatment of temporary workers, eliminate exploitation and work towards best practice. |
| ACS sets out stall |
| The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) is to focus on planning policy reform and the proposed retail ombudsman, as it continues its campaign for a fairer grocery market. |
| Lincolnshire ready for the Royal Show |
| Food fanatics heading for the Royal Agricultural Show at Stoneleigh Park in July 3-6, can sample the food from one of the UK’s top food-producing counties in the Love Food, Love Lincolnshire pavilion. |
| Gate Gourmet spices up |
| In flight meal provider Gate Gourmet has designed a global programme to create ambassadors for food across the business. |
| FPC: Don't forget imports |
| The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) broadly welcomed the National Farmers’ Union’s Why Horticulture Matters campaign this week, but delivered a wider message: “Enjoy your fruit and vegetables in season, but let’s make it global”. |
| NFU asks customers for sustainable returns |
| National Farmers' Union horticulture board chairman Richard Hirst has called upon the entire customer base to recognise not only the contribution of domestic producers to the nation’s health and economy but, equally importantly, the relevance of paying prices that ensure sustainability within the supply chain. |
