All articles by Carl Collen – Page 280
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ArticleStar Reefers commences JFC proceedings
Ship operator continues case against Russian fresh produce importer following freezing order delivered in December
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ArticleUniveg Katopé UK makes Fairtrade donation
Group backs Fairtrade Fortnight by offering fruit to young patients on a children's ward at a hospital in Peterborough
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ArticleEU allocates School Fruit Scheme funds
Italy will be the main beneficiary of the scheme and will receive some €20.5m in EU funding for the 2012/13 school year
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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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ArticleFresh & Easy launches Sacramento stores
Tesco's US arm opens first two outlets in the Sacramento region, with three more to follow later in the month
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ArticleGrower vote backs Grape Commission
California Table Grape Commission will continue for a further five years after the state's growers vote in its favour
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ArticleSalanova tempts in Thailand
Rijk Zwaan puts its innovative lettuce variety on display to potential customers and consumers in Thailand
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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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Morrisons 'delivers in difficult year'
Yearly turnover and profits improve at UK retailer as customer numbers hit record levels
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ArticleStemilt helps drive home health message
Company to participate in 'What's on MyPlate?' day along with 6,000 other USDA partners
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ArticleFlorette to display LEAF logo
Salad specialist will demonstrate its environmental consciousness by placing the LEAF Marque logo on its packs
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ArticleDavid Mixon leaves Seald Sweet
Mixon leaves his role as chief marketing officer of Seald Sweet having been with the group since 2004
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ArticleJim O'Hara joins Fyffes board
Former Intel vice-president joins the fresh produce group as a non-executive director
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ArticleHome-grown asparagus hits M&S shelves
The earliest ever British asparagus is now available at Marks & Spencer, well ahead of the traditional season
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ArticleFresh & Easy on course to break even
Tesco's US operation, which has racked up losses since opening in 2007, could break even this year
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ArticleRussian banana prices soar
The bankruptcy of JFC has seen banana prices jump by over 50 per cent, according to reports in Russia
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ArticleSoutheast targeted in salad bar drive
Funds have been raised to provide salad bars to 39 schools in Florida, Georgia, Alabama and Tennessee in the US
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ArticleDole snaps up snack company
Group acquires Mrs. May's Naturals to accelerate the development of its all-natural health and nutrition offerings
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ArticleKuehne & Nagel sees stable year
Net earnings for 2011 remain in line with the previous year as group maintained performance despite a challenging market
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ArticleValue-added and organic growth in US
Latest FreshFacts on Retail report show that higher overall prices did not put consumers off organic or value-added categories