All Europe articles – Page 39
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NewsNew CPI basket reflects changing tastes of Spanish shoppers
Avocados and blueberries added to Consumer Price Index for first time in 2026
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NewsDaily Dose supports digestion with new apple cider vinegar shot
Exclusive launch at Whole Foods Market is accompanied by three new smoothies, featuring berries, mango and greens
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NewsRecord reefer year for Port of Antwerp-Bruges
The Belgian port handled 1.17mn TEUs of reefer containers in 2025, marking its highest volume ever
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FeaturesWorld Avocado Organisation marks decade of European growth
At Fruit Logistica, the WAO highlighted ten years of data-led growth that has helped turn the fruit into a mainstream food across Europe
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NewsGlobal Coalition of Fresh Produce discusses industry resilience
Fruit Logistica panel covered challenges facing the business and how greater resiliency and efficiency in logistics can be achieved
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NewsAgronometrics and GGG launch Global Grape Report
Annual publication provides comprehensive, data-driven overview of global grape business
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NewsLess green, more green: Albert Heijn cuts out carrot tops
The Netherlands’ largest food retailer says it has chopped out foliage and packaging from its bunched carrot line
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NewsCastellón’s citrus farmers feel the squeeze
Rising competition, pests, excessive EU regulations and aging farms prompt a growing number to switch to olive production
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NewsBelOrta launches TV campaign to support F&V consumption
Connected by Taste campaign aims to restore the importance of fruit and vegetables in people’s everyday lives
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NewsSyngenta presents innovations in leafy crops and brassicas
Company showcases latest genetic varieties focused on yield, resistance, and sustainability at 2026 Demo Days in Murcia
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NewsDemand for Australian almonds remains strong in key export markets
Export volumes far exceed early crop expectations reaching almost 146,000 tonnes in first 10 months of 2025/26 selling season
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NewsDutch supermarkets run low on berries and veg
Recent adverse weather in Spain and Morocco has apparently left a number of retailers in the Netherlands short of supply
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NewsOrchard tech firm Hectre secures funding for AI-based expansion
Company founder predicts NZ$1bn valuation within next five years as develops quality assessment tools and possible trading platform
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NewsFragile food systems are “underestimated risk" to global stability
IFAD president Alvaro Lario has told world leaders that access to productive land and reliable freshwater must receive the same attention as rare minerals
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FeaturesKanzi amplifies brand campaign with playlist promotion
Marketer aims to raise its sales volume with a focus on the energy consumers derive from listening to music
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NewsAlmerian growers warn of supply shortages in coming weeks
Coag highlights “critical situation” following storm Leonardo – the latest in a series of weather fronts to lash southern Spain
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NewsCitrosol advances sustainability agenda with 2024 Carbon Footprint registration
The Valencian company has once again obtained the Calculate and Reduce seal for 2024
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NewsGood Natured Berries launches heart‑shaped strawberry punnets for Valentine’s Day
Brand from Angus Soft Fruits taps into growing demand for giftable and Instagram‑ready produce with new pack design
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CommentComment: Greenhouse tech is often ‘too costly to scale’
Technological complexity and high costs will continue to restrict growth of covered production, especially in the US, says Kubo CEO