All Flowers articles – Page 57
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ArticleWorld opens up for Colombia
As the global climate becomes less reliable, the world continues to look for new sources to guarantee its 12-month supply demands are met. Over the next five issues, FPJ will report from Colombia, a country with fresh produce potential that remains largely untapped. Tommy Leighton kicks off the coverage with an exporters’ eye view on a country that is fast emerging as a realistic long-term partner for UK buyers.
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Movie move from Asda
Characters from the family blockbuster Madagascar are causing a stir in Asda’s produce department.
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ArticleAirfreight looks set to soar
Despite high-running costs and concerns over environmental damage, companies transporting fresh produce by air are still recording a steady annual growth. Emma Twyning talks to three of the industry’s leading players to find out how the sector is evolving.
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ArticlePalestinian prospects
How are prospects for exports of fresh produce from the Gaza Strip shaping up since the mid-August withdrawal of Israeli settlers from the region? Aaron Priel reports.
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ArticleFloral truck takes to the road
Florists in Bristol will be able to take advantage of a new mobile showroom service being offered by Redbridge Produce & Flowers when it launches this November.
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AirOcare's South American move
Air and food purification and sanitation specialist AirOcare has expanded its influence in South America with the addition of a branch in Santiago, Chile.
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Warsaw hosts Polish trade fair
Warsaw will host the third Hortiflora Europe-Poland, in March next year.
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Click here for higher profile
Florists throughout the country are being offered a brand new service by online job board ClickAJob.co.uk
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ArticleRedbridge in fleet expansion
Redbridge Produce & Flowers has had to strengthen its delivery fleet substantially to meet burgeoning customer demand.
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ArticleChristmas is coming
Retailers are gearing up for one of the best selling periods in the calendar. Doris Lee Butterworth gets into the Christmassy mood.
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PMA moves after New Orleans troubles
The 2007 PMA Fresh Summit International Convention and Exhibition will move from New Orleans to Houston.
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ArticleGreenery makes new appointment
Dutch produce marketeer The Greenery announces who will replace Kees de Wit when he retires next year.
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ArticleGarden in the black
New Covent Garden Market has announced an improvement in business for 2004 despite difficult trading conditions.
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Article110 years and counting
The FPJ has come a long way since its first issue was published on October 5 1895. Today’s relaunch coincides with our 110th birthday, so we thought it appropriate to give our modern-day readers an insight into the ways the Journal in its various guises has reflected the changes of this great industry through a century and more. Some things have altered surprisingly little.
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Online florist signs up for rewards
An online florist has signed up to an internet reward scheme in a bid to offer its customers better value.
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M&S man to address US industry
Andrew Sharp of M&S will address delegates at the PMA International Fresh Summit, in Atlanta next month.
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Floriculture gets Fair-er
A three-year information campaign aiming to persuade producers of floriculture to invest in sustainable cultivation in Europe has officially kicked off.
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ArticleMarkets gang up on TfL
London’s market tenants are digging their heels in over the city’s congestion charge and stepping up efforts to force an exemption for the food trade.
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ArticleSomerfield doubles up
Somerfield is celebrating again, after landing its second fresh produce award of the year.
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ArticleHolland expansion
Gateshead wholesaler JR Holland is expanding its business despite supermarket competition on fresh produce and flowers.