All Belgium articles – Page 84
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ArticleFlanders unveils new glasshouse project
Plassendale project set to address need for increased vegetable production and improved use of energy resources
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Delhaize lowers profit expectations
The retailer has adjusted its 2008 forecast as consumers change spending behaviour amid higher food and fuel prices
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ArticleApples "hold breath" longer than pears
Scientific research conducted by the Catholic University of Leuven in Belgium has revealed why pears rot faster than apples
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Delhaize looks towards Eastern Europe
Group CEO Pierre-Olivier Beckers has highlighted possible buying opportunities
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Holland approves Antwerp river plan
Crucial deepening of the Scheldt River, which flows through Holland into the Port of Antwerp, has finally been given the green light
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ArticleSeatrade orders two new reefer vessels
Reefer giant announces order for two new vessels from Japanese yard and due for delivery before 2014
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ArticleBelgian trade plans three-year campaign
VLAM's All Day Long project has backing of €700,000 in EU subsidies as well as support from local importers and producers
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Colruyt reports positive FY results
The Belgian retailer has recorded better than expected results for the full year ended March 2008
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Cap Gabriel makes first Hamburg visit
Hamburg Süd's latest newbuild docks at the HHLA Container Terminal Burchardkai as part of its Indian Ocean Service rotation
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New Gold advert for Zespri
Kiwifruit marketer unveils new television spot for Zespri Gold to be shown in key European markets
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ArticleUniveg boss outlines future challenges
Speaking at FRESH2008 in Antwerp, Hein Deprez spoke of the need to secure production and control of the supply chain
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ArticleICA plumps for Amcor
Amcor's new compostable film for fresh produce will be seen in ICA stores
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ArticleZespri welcomes new-season NZ fruit
The first kiwifruit to the EU this season has arrived in Zeebrugge and Tarragona
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New Zealand Zespri kiwifruit heading for Zeebrugge
Exporters are anticipating an early start for the 2008 crop, which is expected to be larger than last year's
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ArticleFruit throughput falls short in Antwerp
The volume of fruit handled at the Port of Antwerp has dropped
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ArticleBelgian bounty
Belgium may be a small country with a population of just 10.5 million, but its fresh produce credentials are impressive. Having enjoyed success with salad and strawberry exports, Belgian companies are exploring new opportunities in the UK. Doris Lee Butterworth finds out more.
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ArticleBelgian top fruit to get Exosex treatment
Intelligent pest-management solution provider Exosect’s active mating disruption technology, Exosex CM, has been registered for commercial use in Belgium.
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Belgian pear volumes swell
The top-fruit harvest is running abut two to three weeks early in Belgium and pear volumes are up at the expense of apples.