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- Bakkavör bounces back in Q1>
Bakkavör bounces back in Q1
by Carl Collen 17 May 2013 Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Prepared food specialist swings to a profit in the opening quarter after registering a loss last year
- Florette secures deal for Bakkavör units>
Florette secures deal for Bakkavör units
by Mike Knowles 23 November 2012 Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Parent group Agrial reaches agreement to acquire French and Spanish businesses belonging to Icelandic supplier
- Strong opening half for Bakkavör>
Strong opening half for Bakkavör
by Carl Collen 13 August 2012 Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Prepared food specialist sees adjusted earnings and like-for-like revenue increase, aided by product launches and promotional activity
- UK performance aids Bakkavör>
UK performance aids Bakkavör
by Carl Collen 17 May 2012 Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Earnings climb by 9 per cent on success of ready meals and soups in the UK
- Prepared sales boost Bakkavor>
Prepared sales boost Bakkavor
by Tom Bonnett 10 April 2012 Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Fresh food specialist sees good prepared sales results in 2011 but a drop in UK produce performance
- New CEO named for Bakkavör France>
Subscribers onlyNew CEO named for Bakkavör France
by Tom Joyce 1 October 2010
Giampaolo Schiratti has been appointed as the new CEO of fresh-cut specialist Bakkavör France
- Volcano? We've started so we'll finish>
Volcano? We've started so we'll finish
by Mike Knowles 5 May 2010
The unexpected presence of the volcanic ash cloud over Europe brought out the resourceful side of some FRESH2010 delegates
- Ash impact on food safety investigated>
Ash impact on food safety investigated
by Carl Collen 23 April 2010
The volcanic eruption in Iceland has prompted the EFSA to take a close look at the possible ramifications for food and livestock
- Ash cloud causes Asian backlog>
Ash cloud causes Asian backlog
by Fruitnet.com Staff 20 April 2010
Asian airlines are experiencing a huge backlog of orders as fallout continues from Europe’s volcanic ash cloud
- European airfreight feels volcano impact>
European airfreight feels volcano impact
by Carl Collen 16 April 2010
The ash cloud generated by the eruption of Iceland's Eyjafjallajökull volcano system has grounded air cargo across northern Europe
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Features & Analysis
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As the start of the Egyptian grape season nears, exporters are confident of a successful campaign and keen to target new, growing markets
Video: Ethical trade in South Africa
FPJ and Eurofruit reporter Thomas Hobbs visited South Africa's Western Cape for a closer look into the social efforts of its fruit producers.
Podcast: Fruitnet.com Audio Edition
From London: Eurofruit editor Mike Knowles chats to Michael Barker of the FPJ about Kiwi punch-ups, horsemeat-ridden supply chains and some fruit export Argie bargie.
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A host of exciting speakers have already signed up to take part in the inaugural conference, which launches in Qingdao on 29-31 May
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Some of the leading authorities on the Indian industry to share latest insights into this rapidly emerging market at Bangalore event
RSA celebrates Sharon fruit milestone
It is five years since the first consignment of Sharon fruit was handed to the HIV Foundation’s Emavundleni Centre for Vaccine Research
Berry Congress reveals leading line-up
A number of leading speakers will share their insight and experience of the berry industry at this year's Global Berry Congress in Santiago
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The Global Berry Congress heads to Latin America for the first time, with some of the market's leading players visiting Chile on 24-26 April
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