Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2174
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ArticleAMI: Wenig Äpfel für die zweite Saisonhälfte
Foto: HeinzDie diesjährige Apfelernte in Deutschland ist den Witterungsunbilden zum Opfer gefallen. Das spiegelt sich auch in den niedrigen Lagervorräten Anfang November wider. Für die zweite Saisonhälfte wird die Eigenversorgung knapp, wie die AMI (Agrarmarkt Informations-Gesellschaft mbH) berichtet.Laut Bestandsmeldungen lagern Anfang November 42 % weniger Äpfel bei den deutschen Erzeugerorganisationen ...
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ArticleChina access nears for NZ avocados
Technical discussions and protocol negotiations successfully conclude, with audit scheduled for December
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ArticleCargoboss/Van Daalen: Neues Logistikzentrum in Süddeutschland
Foto: Cargoboss/Van Daalen TransportDas niederländische Logistikunternehmen hatte im Jahr 2015 im Gewerbepark Breisgau ein Grundstück von 8.000 m² erworben.Der Industriepark liegt ganz in der Nähe des Dreiländerecks Deutschland, Frankreich und Schweiz. Vom neuen Standort aus will Cargoboss/Van Daalen Transport seine Kunden in Süddeutschland und der Schweiz noch schneller bedienen. Einen ...
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ArticleBrexit fallout mushrooms
A raft of mushroom growers have gone out of business since the referendum and further casualties look likely, but a positive health message and rising sales offer some hope
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ArticleClick and Connect
Two new online trading apps are using algorithms to link produce buyers and sellers from across the world
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Article‘Aggressive’ new disease hits lettuce growers
Growers urged to diagnose early after first UK outbreak of Fusarium wilt in lettuce
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ArticleEustice pledges to prioritise soil health
Defra to put soil health at centre of post-Brexit agricultural policy, minister says
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ArticleAPL scoops Green Shipping award
Singapore-based container shipping line APL is named Best Green Shipping Line by HAROPA
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ArticlePMA A-NZ welcomes new directors
Produce marketing association PMA A-NZ appoints two new directors to its board at recent AGM
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ArticleNFU urges chancellor to back farmers in budget
Meurig Raymond calls on Philip Hammond to ease Brexit instability by encouraging investment and innovation in farm businesses
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ArticleAsda sales growth slows
Like-for-like sales growth decreases from 1.8 per cent to 1.1 per cent as supermarket’s recovery loses momentum
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ArticleJ&K Fresh's Lynette Keffer honoured
Keffer named Innovative Customs Broker of the Year at WIT-LA’s Global Trade Awards
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ArticlePacific Fruits breaks new ground in Middle East
The company is pioneering shipments of Colombian Hass avocados to new markets
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ArticleSpanish pear PDO expands its horizons
Rincón de Soto Pears seeking new export markets as production rises
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ArticleBreakthrough in fight against Panama Disease
A three-year field trial in Queensland has successfully grown a TR4-resistant Cavendish banana
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ArticleCamposol plans dual share listing
Bulk of the money raised will go towards new avocado and blueberry acreage
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ArticleDole develops first in-store app
Fresh produce giant aims to make healthy eating easier, more accessible and more fun
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ArticleBeautiful landmark for RSA campaign
South African fruit growers celebrate a decade of UK promotion
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ArticleFreshmax suspends sale process
Chairman of Australasian group says political change in New Zealand has forced the group to postpone its move to bring in fresh investors
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ArticlePeru: El Niño sorgt für Rückgang der Bio-Bananen-Exporte
In der Region Piura, in der auf 9.600 ha Bio-Bananen und auf 6.000 ha konventionell angebaut wird, seien die Exporte aufgrund der schlechten Witterung um 16 % zurückgegangen. Fruitnet zitiert den Banana Technical Board Präsidenten Marcia Herrera Reto mit den Worten, dass man vermutlich 112 Mio USD erreichen werde, 2016 ...