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When A is for apple and H is for hype
Written by Globe and Mail   
March 9, 2010 – The Red Prince apple was launched with the kind of fanfare usually reserved for the red carpet.

These days, an apple is no longer an apple. In the highly competitive global food industry, each new variety is a brand backed by years of research and heaps of money that growers hope will translate into a hit apple, rather than a fruit ignored by shoppers.

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