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Cedenco to double output

AUSTRALIA’S last major tomato processor plans to more than double production in the next five years. Cedenco Australia has installed new evaporating machinery at its Echuca factory which will help boost capacity from 200,000 tonnes to 450,000 tonnes by 2017. Cedenco chief executive officer John Brady said the company aimed to cement its position in

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New tomato varieties with vintage flavor

New finding has significant implications for the U.S. tomato industry, which annually harvests more than 15 million tons of the fruit for processing and fresh-market sales. A new discovery could make more tomatoes taste like heirlooms, reports an international research team headed by a University of California, Davis, plant scientist. The finding, which will be

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Tomato taste may get even better

Commercial tomato growers continue to select for a uniform ripening trait. Producers currently don’t get paid more for flavor quality. According to an old country song, the only two things money can’t buy are true love and homegrown tomatoes. How true — those perfect, red tomatoes from the store just can’t match ones plucked from

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NZ: New biosecurity measures for tomato seed imports

The Ministry of Primary Industries is planning a tightening of rules on tomato seeds imports in the wake of the recent report on biosecurity failures surrounding the entrance of Psa-V into the country. Under the changes the exporters would have to certify that the seeds were free of viruses. Personally collected seed and that purchased

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Breaking News from China !

Heavy rains said to have destroyed almost half of the 2012 tomato crop in Inner Mongolia – China !!! July, 6th 2012 You should login or purchase a subscription to view this content Username or E-mail Password Remember Me     Forgot Password

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Tomato breakthrough at UC Davis could aid industry

A new finding by scientists could make more tomatoes taste like heirlooms, varieties that have been passed down through multiple generations because their flavor and texture is seen by many consumers as unequaled. The discovery, made by an international research team headed by UC Davis, could have broad benefits to California’s tomato industry – a

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CALIFORNIA CROP OCTOBER 2011

    California crop 2011 – updated 24/10/11 2011 CROP 2010 HARVEST (1) 2009 HARVEST (2) 2008 HARVEST (3) 2007 HARVEST (4) AVGES 2007/08/09/10 WEEK ENDING UP TO PROJECT. TONS* ESTIMAT. TONS** ACTUAL. TONS*** REPORTED TONS* REPORTED TONS* REPORTED TONS* REPORTED TONS* REPORTED TONS* WEEK YTD WEEK YTD WEEK YTD WEEK YTD WEEK YTD WEEK

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