All Europe articles – Page 312
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca weighs in on organic talks
The farmers' organisation has called for new EU proposals on organics to allow the sector to continue its development
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ArticleEU warns India over export quality
Apeda responds with plan to route all fresh fruit and vegetable exports to Europe via approved packhouses
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AnalysisEnd of an era for Europe's fruit trade?
As retailers seek to tie up supply by establishing planned programmes, one leading importer says open trading is "dying"
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ArticleMcDonald’s extends free fruit campaign
The fast food giant has revealed plans to have fruit giveaway initiatives operating in 19 European countries this year
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ArticleProfit and revenue up at Total Produce
Group revenue for the year rose by 13 per cent to €3.2bn, while adjusted pre-tax profits increased to €52.9m
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ArticleRSA citrus could face EU ban in 2014
EFSA report recommends that EU authorities enforce existing measures aimed at preventing spread of black spot
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ArticleAmazonFresh poised for global expansion
Stage set for global growth in fresh produce business after director hints at international roll-out beyond North America
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ArticleEU to merge fruit and milk schemes
Commission unveils plan for bigger budget and greater effectiveness in delivering benefits to schoolchildren
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ArticleDHL and YHF enter partnership
Pair will operate year-round rail service between China and Europe for temperature sensitive cargo
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VideoVI.P reports strong demand for apples
Leading Italian marketer says it has seen strong start to year, buoyed by good demand on a number of key export markets
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ArticleEuropean bee numbers lacking
Research from the University of Reading has found that Europe is down by 13m beehives to pollinate essential crops
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ArticleThai exports to EU set to be halted
Fresh produce industry in turmoil after insects repeatedly discovered in vegetables, leading to mooted ban on exports
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ArticleGrowers want ban on RSA citrus in 2014
Head of EU agricultural group Copa-Cogeca calls on EC to apply its South Africa black spot ban to next season's crop
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ArticleEurope bars South African citrus
Pending a study by the EFSA, the EC has moved to limit any possible risk of citrus black spot establishing itself in the EU
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ArticleEC to investigate container lines
Maersk Line and CMA CGM among companies facing massive potential fines if found guilty of price fixing since 2009
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ArticleEU nut producers raise concerns
Volume of imported chestnuts in Italy overtakes domestic production for first time, while concern over Turkish imports grows
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ArticleTake part in our annual survey
Answer questions about the state of the European fresh produce business for a chance to win a free subscription
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ArticleEurope needs 'more productive' agriculture
A new study has highlighted the benefits of a productive agricultural sector, ranging from increased food security to greater biodiversity
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ArticleReport rubbishes EFSA citrus claims
Leading authorities on citrus black spot suggest disease poses no threat to EU's own production
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ArticleECPA names new director general
Long-serving Friedhelm Schmider to retire, and will be replaced by Jean-Charles Bocquet