All Belgium articles – Page 64
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ArticleDelhaize sees net profit tumble
Group reports on fourth quarter and full-year results, with Q4 net profit falling by 48 per cent on the previous year
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Mats Jansson is new Delhaize chairman
Jansson will take over when Georges Jacobs retires from his position on 24 May this year
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ArticleChiquita buys Ready Fruit from Fruitmasters
US multinational continues to expand its successful Benelux fresh-cut fruit operation with acquisition of Dutch company
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ArticleAREFLH to meet in Belgium
The assembly of European fruit and vegetable-producing regions is set to discuss issues including crisis management and consumption
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ArticleSeatrade launches Peru service
The fast 13-day shipping service to Europe will benefit high-value fresh produce cargo with limited shelf-life
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ArticleAntwerp strikes 'force MSC rethink'
Mediterranean Shipping Company is reportedly considering its position at the Belgian port as pilot disruptions continue
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ArticleNew logo for Hoogstraten
The Belgian auction has launched its new logo, in addition to a new marketing campaign for strawberries
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ArticleBiobest releases crop protection app
'Side effects manual' lists crop protection agents and their compatibility with pollinators and biocontrol agents
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ArticleResponsibly Fresh label launched in Berlin
Flanders' new sustainability label, Responsibly Fresh, was unveiled at Fruit Logistica for the very first time
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ArticleAldi Nord eyes reusable crates
Reports in Germany suggest the discounter is turning to Euro Pool System for the crates
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ArticleAntwerp links with Indian operators
New MOU will see partners from Antwerp and industry exchange information and collaborate on multi-modal transport
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ArticleAntwerp releases Sustainability Report
Belgium's port of Antwerp has launched its first report detailing the efforts being made to improve sustainability
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ArticleStrikes cost Antwerp dear
Belgium's Port of Antwerp expects to lose around €1m an hour as a result of the strikes hitting the country
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ArticleBelgian ports to face disruptions
Belgian ports will next week be affected by a nationwide strike, with service providers advising against delivering cargo
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ArticleCode cuts reefer cargo damage
Adherence to 360 Quality Code measures has cut damage to reefer cargo shipped from South Africa to Europe
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ArticleEU eases up on nitrate levels
Legislation is being relaxed to lower legal levels on nitrates in foodstuffs, particularly relevant for leafy vegetables
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All Day Long gets co-funding from EU
The Belgian campaign to boost fruit and vegetable consumption has received the continued backing of the European Union
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ArticleIndustry aims for positive year in 2012
Freshfel puts 'challenging' 2011 behind it by taking the lead in assisting Europe's fresh produce industry through a series of planned initiatives
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ArticleAntwerp welcomes container giant
World's largest container ship, Edith Maersk, docked at the Port of Antwerp on 13 January
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Delhaize sees revenue rise
The Belgian retailer has reported growth for the full year, aided by strong performances in southeastern Europe and Asia