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USApple
seeks Young Growers Initiative sponsors
The Vienna,
Va.-based U.S. Apple Association is seeking sponsors for a new
program - currently referred to as the USApple Young Growers
Initiative - to be launched in 2010, according to the organization's
newsletter.
To
learn more. . .
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United
Fresh releases tomato food safety programs
* Londoners
experience 'warmth of Florida sunshine'
* Chilean
navels help boost U.S. orange imports
* New
Product Showcase
* PACA
actions
Outside
the Insider
* Assembly
panel looks at state's ability to ensure safety of food (legislativegazette.com)
* Avocado
crop recovers; farmers focus on marketing (cfbf.com)
* EPA,
USDA push farmers to use coal waste on fields (google.com)
* [Japan]
Males fancy being veggie, fruit 'sommeliers' (search.japantimes.co.jp)
* More
people allergic to fruits, vegetables (wbztv.com)
* Top
10 college foods (chicagotribune.com)
* From
cranberry to kiwi, fruit wines get their due (stargazette.com)
People
NORMA
LOPEZ is now office manager for Amber Foods Inc., Dinuba,
California.
ROSS BAILEY
is sales manager for Sequoia Orange Company, Exeter, California.
TOMMY
WILKINS is now director of produce procurement for United
Supermarkets LLC (a Texas Limited Liability Company), Lubbock,
Texas.
MELISSA
TRITSCH has joined Chuck's Trucking Ltd., San Antonio, Texas.
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