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Latest News

The Great British Cucumber Festival 12 May 2012

The Great British Cucumber Festival is back and will celebrate the importance of the Lee Valley to the salad industry and British Food generally. It will take place in Waltham Abbey Gardens, Waltham A...

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2012 Technical Conference and AGM

The Cucumber Grower's Association 2012 Technical Conference and AGM is being held on Wednesday 3rd October 2012 at The East of England Showground, Peterborough. Further details and booking forms will...

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Good Food Show 2012 - (13 -17 June 2012)

The BBC Summer Good Food Show is an annual five day event held at the NEC, Birmingham. It is a very popular show with over 120,000 visitors. The CGA are once again joining forces with the Pepper...

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New Pheromone traps for Capsids

Following research carried out in a co-funded project with the HDC, Agralan have released a new pheromone trap for Capsid bugs. The traps are designed to be used outside the glasshouse to provide an ...

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2011 Technical Conference and AGM

The Cucumber Grower's Association 2011 Technical Conference and AGM is being held on Wednesday 5th October 2011 at The East of England Showground, Peterborough. For Provisional Programme click here ...

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British Cucumber Festival

The Great British Cucumber Festival will celebrate the importance of the Lee Valley to the salad industry and British Food generally. It will take place in Waltham Abbey Gardens, Waltham Abbey, Essex ...

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Great Yorkshire Show (12 - 14 July 2011)

This is now the largest Agricultural / Horticultural Show in the UK and attracts visitors from all over the country. The CGA was part of the NFU’s ‘Meet the Grower’ initiative, which...

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How safe are British salads?

There have been no cases of food pathogens resulting from British tomato, pepper or cucumber production in living memory and consumers can continue to buy and enjoy. British produce with confidence. ...

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