All Europe articles – Page 329
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit: how a major brand emerged
A closer look at the history of New Zealand's kiwifruit trade, from its Chinese origins to the evolution of export label Zespri
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ArticleHelloFresh is fastest-growing company in Europe
Berlin-based meal kit delivery service tops FT1000 list following impressive growth in several European markets
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ArticleAilimpo warns of crowded EU lemon market
A sharp rise in Spanish Verna production will clash with increased Southern Hemisphere arrivals
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ArticleZespri peers into future with VR promo
Company is also launching a brand new campaign in Spain, backed by a newly established Instagram account
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ArticleRead part two of Fruit Logistica's trends report
Free copy of Fruit Trade 2025: Part 2 — Production Trends is now available from the Fruit Logistica website
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ArticleSpanish tomato woes highlighted in new study
EC study reveals prices for Spanish tomatoes are consistently lower than for those from other EU countries
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ArticleEU brings in new e-certification system for organics
New system designed to improve traceability, boost food safety and reduce potential fraud related to organic imports
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ArticleDelegation set for Brussels to promote Evesham asparagus
Visit to European Paliament on 25 April aims to promote Vale of Evesham asparagus in Europe and thank EU for granting PGI status
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Article#FruitVeg4You to boost consumption
Freshfel Europe has teamed up with farmers’ organisation Copa Cogeca to launch the #FruitVeg4You hashtag to raise awareness and encourage an increase in consumption across Europe
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ArticleABC chases new markets
The opening of new markets, particularly in Asia, will help ease pressure in the US
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ArticlePatoka on 'Westminster sprouts'
How will the UK change post-Brexit? Patoka pictures some of the new opportunities open to fresh produce according to media headlines
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ArticleEU seeks Canadian trade boost
A commercial delegation headed by Phil Hogan will head to Canada with the aim of growing trade and exports
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ArticleUK in sticky situation over EU quotas
Britain must promptly negotiate what share of EU fresh produce quotas it will take and fix quotas for agricultural products to avoid ‘trading blind’
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ArticleMichoacán avo shippers turn to Europe
Producers of the green gold are diversifying their export markets as volumes continue to increase
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ArticleBerlin research centre to track shoppers' eyes
Rijk Zwaan's new 'retail experience' centre will be used to monitor shoppers' behaviour with eye-tracking glasses
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ArticleFruit and veg import prices ‘to rise 8 per cent’ after Brexit
Dutch analysts predict inevitable price increases in EU products that UK is almost solely reliant upon, whatever trade deal is reached
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ArticleGBC2017: the story on social media
Fruitnet.com rounds up the best content from across the social media networks during Global Berry Congress 2017
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ArticleGBC2017 lays down berry health challenge
More than 400 delegates attended Global Berry Congress 2017 in Rotterdam, a record attendance for the annual event
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ArticleFruit Logistica publishes free future trends report
Download your copy of Fruit Trade 2025: Part 1 – Key Trends and Drivers from the event website
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ArticleBrexit fears mount in Spain
The UK imported 1.5m tonnes of Spanish fruits and vegetables with a value of €1.762bn last year