All Europe articles – Page 359
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ArticleAREFLH renews president’s mandate
Outgoing president Simona Caselli has been reconfirmed as head of AREFLH, as the association turns its attention to CAP reform and environmental challenges
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ArticleMexico targets profitable niches
Exporters are chasing new markets in Europe and Asia as acreage continues to grow
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ArticleFyffes ETI membership terminated
Ireland-based banana trader’s Ethical Trading Initiative membership revoked following two-year suspension
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ArticleEU extends school fruit scheme
The programme distributes free fruit, vegetables and milk to around 20m schoolchildren
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ArticleCMA CGM signs strategic partnerships
Shipping group signs agreements with Chinese shipbuilder for ten new ships and to further vessel development
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ArticlePulling in the same direction
Christiane Bell discusses how BayWa is making it easier for customers to access fresh produce from its different sources
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ArticleLEAF celebrates Marque expansion
Some 39 per cent of UK fresh produce now grown to LEAF standards, with assurance body saying accreditation positions farms well for Brexit
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ArticleBerryWorld breeders "win a genome"
KeyGene's "genome-for-free" contest helps breeders develop new and better varieties of fruit
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ArticleRegulation strains Vietnam exports
Vietnamese fruit exporters face tighter regulations on traceability and product quality from China, hindering growth
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ArticleHigh hopes for Sicilian oranges
Potential for Sicilian blood oranges in Chinese market hindered by high transit costs and limited supply
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ArticleMore Chilean fruit heading east
Export figures show a sharp rise in exports to Asia, while sendings to Europe are down
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Article"More can be done" for EU organic protections
New report finds weaknesses across European organic control bodies despite improvements on last ECA report seven years ago
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ArticleBrexit: many questions left to answer
Huge uncertainty around UK's departure from the EU, say trade experts from fresh produce industry association Freshfel Europe
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ArticleEucofel sets out plan of action
The association set out its agenda and goals for the coming year at AGM in Warsaw
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ArticleBig doubts over UK's no-deal banana duty
Lack of continuity agreements with Latin American countries could leave banana importers facing significant tariff hike
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ArticleGreenyard could axe 422 jobs
British and German workers are most vulnerable, says the Belgian company, which revealed its transformation plan today
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ArticleMultivac invests in China
Packaging solution company sees opportunity in China and plans thirteenth global factory in Taicang
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ArticleBillion-dollar export sales goal
New Zealand apple industry aims to achieve NZ$1bn (US$680m) in export sales by 2020 through growth strategy
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ArticleZero-tariff Brexit raises questions
Brexit uncertainty is hitting new levels after the UK government's suggestion it could impose zero tariffs on most fruit and vegetable imports
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ArticleUK sets out no-deal Brexit trade plan
Fruit and vegetables among the 87 per cent of products that will have tariff-free access