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Eurofresh
hopes to exit Chapter 11 in November
U.S. Bankruptcy
Court Judge Charles G. Case II has confirmed a reorganization
plan for Willcox, Ariz.-based Eurofresh Inc., a grower and marketer
of greenhouse-grown tomatoes, clearing the way for Eurofresh
and its subsidiary, Eurofresh Produce Ltd., to exit Chapter
11 bankruptcy protection by the end of November, according to
a news release.
To
learn more. . .
*
Kroger
adopts HarvestMarket system for salad line
* USDA
awards $19 million in organic ag grants
* California
expects large kiwifruit crop this year
* Judge
denies enforcement of judgment against Dole
* PACA
action
Outside
the Insider
* Retailers
suspend dealings with Mich. fruit grower (wcpo.com)
* [Israel]
Israel's bug-free lettuce co. to be world Leader (israelnationalnews.com)
* Farmers
fight climate bill, but warming spells trouble for them (mcclatchydc.com)
* Quarantine
nears as insects could pose threat to citrus crop (mydesert.com)
* Influenza's
Achilles heel discovered (newkerala.com)
* Forbidden
fruit: The trouble with those guys who sell strawberries on
street corners (sfweekly.com)
* Local
farmers awarded government grant to create a vegetable and
fruit hub in Sacramento (examiner.com)
People
KIRK ALMQUIST
is now on the phones at Steve Almquist Sales & Brokerage,
Blythe, California.
KENTON
HAJDIC has joined sales for Ben-Bud Growers Inc., and Ben
Litowich & Son Inc., Boca Raton, Florida.
NEILS
NIEMANN is no longer with Idaho Fresh Produce Inc., Idaho
Falls, Idaho.
SCOTT
FROST was promoted to chief financial office for Weis Markets
Inc., Sunbury, Pennsylvania.
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