All articles by Carl Collen – Page 228
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ArticleHouse vote defeats new Farm Bill
The Federal Agriculture Reform and Risk Management Act of 2013 was rejected by a vote of 195-234
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ArticleKroger posts higher earnings in Q1
First fiscal quarter of 2013 sees US retailer's sales rise 3.4 per cent, while net earnings also climb
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ArticleSweet onion marketing vote imminent
Walla Walla sweet onion producers will vote in September on the continuation of their federal marketing order
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ArticleTactical snacking aids child health
Ready Pac aiming to increase kids' intake of fruits and vegetables with its Ready Snax range
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ArticleTurkish delight for CH Robinson
European branch of the freight forwarder has opened a new office in Istanbul to tap into the growing Turkish market
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ArticlePeruvian banana exports soar
Banana, asparagus and avocado exports climbed on a year-on-year basis
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ArticleAhold rejigs leadership structure
Retailer's executive committee has been reshaped, and a new chief commercial officer is appointed
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ArticleSustainability guide for US market
United Fresh releases sustainability guide and self-assessment tool to assist US producers and partners
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ArticleConsumption on the rise in Spain
Fepex data shows that fresh produce consumption in Spanish households grew 7 per cent in April
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ArticleNZ-grown Meyer lemons to hit US
Giumarra is anticipating a strong campaign for its imported Meyer lemons, grown in New Zealand
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ArticleMaersk Line names first Triple-E
The shipping group's new vessel has been named after the late Mærsk Mc-Kinney Møller
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ArticleBakkavör completes refinancing move
Fresh prepared specialist says refinancing will help strengthen balance sheet and afford greater strategic flexibility
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ArticleNorbert Dentressangle set for TV spot
Logistics and transport company will be involved in the BBC's new Airport Live show, hitting UK screens on 19 June
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ArticleLidl targeting US entry
Schwarz Group-owned discounter is sounding out the possibility of entering the US market
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ArticleNunhems appoints new chief executive
Joachim Schneider succeeded Douwe Zijp as Nunhems CEO from 1 June, the group reveals
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ArticleCredit Suisse move as Camposol eyes US
Peruvian group signs an engagement letter with Credit Suisse as it looks to explore strategic alternatives in the US
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ArticleMaersk takes food waste steps
Maersk Container Industry has teamed up with the United Nations to help combat global food waste
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ArticleHamburg Süd makes a connection
German shipping group introduces a new service between South Africa, Argentina and Brazil
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ArticleSenate in favour of Farm Bill
United Fresh and the Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance have welcomed the favourable Senate vote
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ArticleCrucial step for Fairtrade farmers
Move to empower farmers from producer nations means they will have a greater say on the running of Fairtrade International