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Taking responsibility: Eurofruit Magazine’s February 2011 issue charts the recent rise of the ethical fresh produce movement, investigating how and why social responsibility looks set to overtake food safety and environmental concerns and become the major point of difference for producers, suppliers and distributors.

Taking responsibility: Eurofruit Magazine’s February 2011 issue charts the recent rise of the ethical fresh produce movement, investigating how and why social responsibility looks set to overtake food safety and environmental concerns and become the major point of difference for producers, suppliers and distributors.

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Fresh faces: The cover of our 316-page January issue, which includes a comprehensive preview of Fruit Logistica 2011. On the cover are five new industry appointments for the new year — David Bondi of Agrexco, Kevin Doran of The Greenery, Brian Kocher of Chiquita Europe, Johan Lindén of Dole and Johan Dique of Capespan.

Fresh faces: The cover of our 316-page January issue, which includes a comprehensive preview of Fruit Logistica 2011. On the cover are five new industry appointments for the new year — David Bondi of Agrexco, Kevin Doran of The Greenery, Brian Kocher of Chiquita Europe, Johan Lindén of Dole and Johan Dique of Capespan.

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The cover of our November/December issue, which contains a special report on attempts by kiwifruit growers to combat a recent outbreak of Psa in Italy.

The cover of our November/December issue, which contains a special report on attempts by kiwifruit growers to combat a recent outbreak of Psa in Italy.

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Our October 2010 front cover confirms what many in the fresh produce industry feared: that the European banana trade, in so many ways a driver of the entire fruit business, is seeing its value and profitability diminished by price wars and an increase in supply of product on what remains a stagnant market.

Our October 2010 front cover confirms what many in the fresh produce industry feared: that the European banana trade, in so many ways a driver of the entire fruit business, is seeing its value and profitability diminished by price wars and an increase in supply of product on what remains a stagnant market.