Meldungen aus Europa – Page 1294
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ArticleZVG sieht Pflanzenschutzverbote kritisch
Der Zentralverband Gartenbau e.V. (ZVG) spricht sich anlässlich des vom Bundeslandwirtschaftsministerium vorgelegten Entwurfs zur Änderung der Pflanzenschutz-Anwendungsverordnung deutlich gegen Pflanzenschutzverbote aus, will aber weiterhin kooperativ am Insektenschutzprogramm mitarbeiten.„Verbote hebeln wichtige und wegweisende Länderaktivitäten aus, wie bspw. in Niedersachsen oder in Baden-Württemberg“, kommentiert ZVG-Präsident Jürgen Mertz den vorgelegten Entwurf. Notwendig seien ...
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ArticleChile: Obst-Ausfuhren legen um rund neun Prozent zu
Foto: fabiomax/AdobeStock843.671 t wurden laut Asoex im Zeitraum September 2020 bis Januar 2021 exportiert. Platz eins bei den Ausfuhren belegen Kirschen (41,3 %). Auf Blaubeeren entfallen 11,6 %, auf Äpfel 8,3 %, auf Avocados 8,2 % und auf Trauben 8 %). 46,7 % der Gesamtausfuhren gingen in den Fernen Osten. ...
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ArticleKölner Großmarkt: Perspektive gefordert
Foto: Kölner Großmarkt e.V.In einem Schreiben an den Rat der Stadt Köln hat der Vorsitz der Interessengemeinschaft Kölner Großmarkt e.V. eine schleppende Umsetzung des neuen Standort-Konzepts kritisiert. Viele Gebäude des Kölner Großmarkts seien bereits abgerissen worden, wodurch Händler und Unternehmer innerhalb des Geländes umgesiedelt worden seien. Beschlossene Sanierungsmaßnahmen würden von ...
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ArticleSuccessful season for Arra 15 in India
Jupiter Group and Sahyadri Farms harvest first commercial crop in Nashik
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ArticleThe good citizen
Fresca Group chief executive Martyn Fletcher talks to Luisa Cheshire about the direction of the business, and his vision for its future
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ArticleWestminster hits back at Brexit chaos claims
The UK government has issued a public response to Road Haulage Association claims of Brexit border disruption
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ArticlePink Lady launches Valentine’s promo at Co-op
On-pack promotion gives shoppers opportunity to win a luxury spa break, with 24,000 apples also being donated to FareShare
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ArticleBelOrta auctions first asparagus
The first Belgian asparagus was auctioned this week by the BelOrta cooperative, with the proceeds going to charity
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ArticleResearch reveals cherry power
Research reveals benefits of tart cherry juice on muscle recovery in elite athletes
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ArticleIsraeli firms focus on breeding
Israeli tomato exports have fallen sharply since the early 2000s, but the country’s role in breeding new varieties continues to grow
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ArticlePandemic drives up Fairtrade demand
Demand for Fairtrade grows during pandemic as more UK shoppers make ethical choices, says Fairtrade Foundation ahead of Fairtrade Fortnight
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ArticleSHAFFE elects new presidency team
Asoex’s Charif Christian Carvajal named president and Upefruy’s Marta Bentancur assumes vice presidency
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ArticleKiwifruit still represents a sound investment
Despite big challenges, many of Italy’s kiwifruit suppliers are managing to navigate a safe path to the international market
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ArticleTIPA and PerfoTec team up to tackle waste
New partnership aims to offer fully compostable packaging that will significantly extend fresh produce shelf life
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ArticleLogistics sector calls for support in spring Budget
Trade body Logistics UK urges Chancellor to offer grants for driver training, freeze fuel duties and incentivise low-carbon alternatives
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ArticleJalisco avocado exports on the rise
The state shipped 112,000 tonnes in 2020, an increase of 17 per cent on the previous year
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ArticleNew ownership for HOPS Labour Solutions
Former boss Jimmy Davies leads purchase of labour provider from the National Federation of Young Farmers' Clubs
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ArticleEU project finds new use for citrus waste
Citruspack promotes the circular economy by creating a new value chain from discarded citrus waste
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ArticleFunding for fruit fly fight
Strengthening Australia’s Fruit Fly System Research Programme receives more money from Australia’s governments
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ArticleLockdown affecting Malaysia’s markets
Malaysia’s wholesalers forced to adapt as they deal with another surge of Covid-19