All Germany articles – Page 81
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ArticleEgyptian fenugreek named E.coli source
Fenugreek seeds supplied to EU from Egypt “most likely” source of French and German E.coli outbreaks
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ArticleStrong demand for Berlin stand space
Three weeks before the registration deadline, exhibitor space for next year's Fruit Logistica is being rapidly snapped up
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ArticleE.coli taskforce finds Egypt link
European Food Safety Authority says imported Egyptian fenugreek seeds connected to E.coli outbreaks
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ArticleE.coli is no trouble for rouble
The E.coli crisis has apparently had little effect on the euro but, with the exception of the Russian rouble, other factors need to be considered when predicting future currency movements
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ArticleDutch aim to restore Germans' faith
The Greenery and Prominent team up to promote vegetables to consumers in Germany as part of roadshow campaign
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ArticleRussia to lift ban on EU vegetables
Talks between European Council president Herman van Rompuy and Russian president Dmitry Medvedev achieve breakthrough
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ArticleMetro boosts Paris presence
The German wholesaler is continuing its focus on supplying local businesses with the opening of a new city centre store in Paris
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ArticleMetro to enter Indonesia in 2012
Germany's Metro Group to open first cash-and-carry in Indonesia following link-up with Sintesa Group
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ArticleSchwarz Group expects further growth
German retail operator looks to build on 2010 sales increase with another positive 12 months
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ArticleMetro fires four directors at Makro
MD Hannes Floto and three other directors shown door as company seeks swift turnaround at "underperforming" business
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ArticleGermany confirms E.coli source
German officials confirm link to beansprout farm in Lower Saxony and announce it is once again safe to eat vegetables
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ArticleGermany confirms beansprout E. coli link
German authorities released new data that strongly suggests locally produced beansprouts were the source of the fatal E. coli outbreak.
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ArticleE.coli: Italian exports fall with demand
Reports from Italy suggest fresh vegetable exports from the country may have fallen by up to 80 per cent since last month
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ArticleGermany 'should alter stance on veg'
Freshfel says that without concrete evidence, recommendations in Germany to not eat certain vegetables discredits the industry
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ArticleE.coli: losses 'up to €400m per week'
Copa-Cogeca calls on EU to increase amount of emergency compensation available to producers hit by recent crisis
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ArticleE.coli: EC revises emergency deal
Commission confirms €210m on offer to compensate European growers affected by the recent E.coli contamination crisis
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ArticleEurofruit editor live on Sky News
Mike Knowles speaks to Jeff Randall of Sky News about the business impact of Europe's recent E.coli crisis and Russia's ban on all vegetable imports from the EU
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ArticleTurkey is Fruit Logistica partner country
Messe Berlin has announced that Fruit Logistica 2012 will see Turkey make its biggest-ever presentation
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ArticleNew CEO for Port of Hamburg Marketing
Axel Mattern has taken over as the new chief executive following a board meeting on 31 May
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ArticleDutch tests fail to find E.coli source
Laboratory analysis of 186 different Dutch cucumbers, peppers, tomatoes, aubergines and lettuce produces negative results