Meldungen aus Europa – Page 242
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ArticleSüdafrika: Export von Tafeltrauben steigt
Die südafrikanische Tafeltraubenindustrie erwartet für die kommende Saison 2024/2025 einen Anstieg der für den Export inspizierten Mengen um etwa 1 % im Vergleich zu den tatsächlich inspizierten Mengen der Saison 2023/2024.
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ArticleBGA: „Der Handel braucht Freiheit“
Die Rahmenbedingungen in diesem Land würden einen fairen globalen Wettbewerb verhindern.
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ArticleHafen Rotterdam: Pilotprojekt mit bewegbaren Landstrombatterien für Seeschiffe
Am Steinweg Beatrix Terminal wurde während der letzten Monate ein Landstrom-Pilotprojekt mit bewegbaren Batteriecontainern durchgeführt. Die Schiffe der Reederei Cargow wurden erfolgreich angeschlossen, teilt der Hafen Rotterdam mit.
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ArticleÖsterreich: Nachfrage bei Zwiebeln zieht an
Weiterhin werden in Niederösterreich Zwiebel geerntet, wenn auch der Großteil der Felder bereits gerodet ist. Dies teilt die Landwirtschaftskammer Österreich mit.
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ArticleHPA: Gemeinsam mit koreanischen Partnerhäffen Dekarbonisierung der Schiffahrt vorantreiben
Die Hamburg Port Authority (HPA), die Busan Port Authority (BPA) und die Ulsan Port Authority (UPA) haben am Rande einer Reise von Hamburgs Erstem Bürgermeister Dr. Peter Tschentscher nach Korea eine gemeinsame Absichtserklärung unterzeichnet.
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News‘Options limited’ for importers as US port strike continues
Suppliers and distributors hope for speedy resolution to dispute as shipments are diverted – some to destinations outside country
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NewsSoluna apple shows promise in Asia, as production expands
The first batch of Soluna apples grown in Europe is expected to be exported to Asia this year, while Australian volumes are forecast to grow by 15 per cent, as momentum builds for the brand in the region
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NewsItaly expects as pear production more than doubles
The head of marketing consortium Opera La Pera explains why Italy’s pear business is quietly confident of a return to better days
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NewsDutch consultancy Delphy sold to Royal Peterson Control Union
Specialist in food and flowers, which plays a key role in the fresh produce industry, to become part of Peterson Projects and Solutions
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NewsOlympic Fruit parts company with Desmond Jas
Visions for company’s future direction “no longer aligned,” says outgoing head, as Lennart van den Heuvel steps in
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NewsSouth African raisin production to top 100,000 tonnes
This season’s output is forecast to be 150 per cent bigger than a decade ago, industry body Raisins South Africa has revealed
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NewsFresh Inset and Janssen PMP in Vidre+ partnership
The companies initially worked together to evaluate the technology for post-harvest storage and fresh produce transportation
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NewsSouth African grape volumes continue steady rise
SATI’s first forecast of new season backed by new research which suggests country’s grape variety mix remains in tune with market demand
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NewsGrowth potential in berries is “immense”, says new Agrovision CMO
Fadi Karam brings a wealth of experience in confectionery marketing to berry supplier, as it targets new markets across the globe
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NewsFrutas de Chile assesses impact of US port strike
Some 580 containers of fruit – mainly – are believed to be heading for the US East Coast
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NewsStar chef urges Swedish shoppers to ‘go green’ and eat more veg
Stefan Ekengren’s new campaign for Coop Sweden this autumn will be followed by other promotions for Christmas and New Year
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NewsZeropack returns with renewed strategy
Company will be at Fruit Attraction to showcase its 100 per cent biobased and biodegradable products
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NewsHortifrut launches virtual reality tool
BerryReality is an immersive virtual reality experience that presents the berry industry from within
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NewsSunkist donations promote healthy eating
Citrus specialist commits to fruit donations with Brighter Bites as it promotes healthier eating habits among children and families
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NewsCraigmore finalises purchase of Mr Apple orchards
Sale set to increase Craigmore’s apple portfolio to almost 700ha