Europe news archive – Page 199
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ArticleGBRf keeps supplies on track
Britain's third-largest rail freight operator has launched a series of new intermodal services as the UK supply chain buckles
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ArticleMorrisons lauds 'Farmer Christmas'
Supermarket puts the work of farmers in delivering the Christmas meal front and centre in its festive advert
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Article"Continued profitable growth" at Greenyard
Group posts positive first-half net result, up by over €7m year-on-year
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ArticleCargo handlers feel strain
Air cargo handlers across Europe and the US are struggling to keep up with peak season demand, reports Air Cargo News
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ArticleUK farmers back #BiteIntoBritish
New #BiteIntoBritish social media campaign urges public to buy local, Farming UK reports
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ArticleNew organic farming course launched
New BASIS organic farming course dates 2022 released following successful pilot
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ArticleFreedom flourishes in premium market
In a crowded commercial arena, the Calabria-based citrus company continues to stand out from the competition
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ArticleFarmers harness flower power to fight pests
Farmers treating insects as ‘livestock’ in trial to harness ‘flower power’ to fight pests
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ArticleFareShare scheme recognises top businesses
Leading Food Partner badge will be awarded to over 100 companies who've done most to divert surplus food to charity
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ArticleTenderstem takes on broccoli in new campaign
Branded vegetable wants to "steal share of plate" from traditional broccoli in new marketing push
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ArticleWaitrose unveils Leckford enviro plan
James Bailey, executive director at Waitrose, explains how the Leckford Estate will be a 'test bed for farming innovation'
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ArticleJupiter harvests Greek kiwifruit
Given the extreme weather of the past year, Jupiter Group has cheered the high quality of its first Greek kiwifruit of the season
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ArticleDe Ruiter Experience Center expands role
Bayer says a new glasshouse for cucumbers will be constructed with a focus on pre-commercial varieties
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AnalysisWCO releases NH citrus forecast
Overall volumes are expected to fall slightly in 2021/22, with orange and soft citrus numbers down
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ArticleFruit Logistica entry depends on Covid status
Visitors must show certificate of EU-approved vaccination or recovered status to access exhibition, says organiser
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ArticleAhold Delhaize in emissions pledge
Retailer brings its net-zero target forward to 2040 for direct carbon emissions
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ArticleEnvironment Act becomes law
George Eustice hails introduction of "the most ambitious environmental programme of any country on Earth"
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ArticleSales uplift for AVA Berries
Scottish brand reports 20 per cent increase in sales following media and marketing campaign
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ArticleWUWM signs climate declaration
WUWM has called for immediate action to transform our food systems, stressing the important sustainability role of wholesale markets
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ArticleFruvenh campaign focuses on cauliflower
Fruit & Veg: Natural Health! project says it is a good year for high quality, healthy cauliflower