Meldungen aus Europa – Page 1752
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ArticleBert Barmans set to leave Zespri
New Zealand kiwifruit company's general manager for Europe is stepping down as general manager after 19 years with the group
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ArticleBelOrta switching to cardboard
The Belgian cooperative’s berries are the first to get the sustainable packaging treatment, with other products set to follow
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ArticleFyffes’ Piñabar lands in Ireland
Pineapple supplier’s cutting machine will be in operation at Dunnes Stores across the country this summer
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ArticleNFU "staggered" by MAC omission
Migration Advisory Committee is facing criticism after leaving agriculture workers off its Shortage Occupation List
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ArticleDaily blueberries cuts heart disease risk
New research shows one cup of blueberries each day can greatly improve heart function in at risk groups
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ArticlePakistan's fruit exports rise
Country sees fruit shipments grow in value and volume, although it's a slightly different story for vegetables
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ArticleTrump threatens tariffs on all Mexican imports
President plans to impose a 5 per cent tariff from 10 June in immigration row
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ArticleTotal Produce highlights financial strength
Fresh produce giant is targeting continued growth for the rest of the year
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ArticleRisks accompany Aldi’s China launch
Aldi is targeting a gap in the market with the launch of its first store in China according to retail analyst IGD Asia
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ArticleCosta shares plunge
Shares in Australian agribusiness dropped 27 per cent in a day due to a lowered profit forecast
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ArticleT&G Global launches Jazz Snackers in Asia
New Zealand apple exporter is bringing a new range of snack-sized apples to key markets in Asia
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AnalysisCrispr: A silver bullet for bananas?
Expert says regulation is the only thing standing between the banana industry and a solution to a whole host of common problems
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ArticleLow banana prices temper sales optimism
Figures from Cirad show that despite record imports of bananas into Europe, returns are also hitting new depths
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Article‘Living wage’ for Dutch banana suppliers
Agreement sees supermarkets agree to pay sustainable returns in move that could be replicated across Europe
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ArticleTech firm opens new vertical farm
Vertivore near Birmingham will grow salads, herbs and greens in pilot project to make food production more sustainable
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ArticleTransport minister here, there and everywhere
As Fikile Mbalula takes over at South Africa's Ministry of Transport, his first job is to bring calm to the country’s ports
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ArticleExperts seek TR4 breakthrough
Delegates at the International Banana Congress hear how scientists are stepping up their search for solutions to TR4 threat
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ArticleThe Fruitery gains early BRC thumbs up
New brand gets its BRC accreditation two months after official launch
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ArticleRSA industry will "welcome" new cabinet
Thoko Didiza makes a welcome return to agriculture a part of Cyril Ramaphosa's cabinet
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ArticleGreenhouses in organic spotlight
The question of whether products grown in heated greenhouses are worthy of the organic label is still under discussion in France, with a vote due in June