Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2446
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ArticleCartoon: Patoka on the growing free-from market
Patoka imagines the future for the fast-growing trend of 'free-from' products and food-to-go options
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ArticleSpecial report: Poland's Brexit blues
Polish blueberry exporters may look to new markets if exchange rates worsen, but for the time being the UK remains an important trade partner
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ArticleKnow your top consumer complaint, suppliers urged
Sainsbury's head of quality Beth Hart said all suppliers should know the top complaint in their category ahead of Christmas trading
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ArticleRSA citrus empowerment project announced
Ikamva Lethu project could transform how future empowerment deals in the agricultural sector are handled
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Sydney arrival threatens Aus citrus
A lime plant arriving at Sydney airport was found teeming with pests and bacteria that could decimate Australia's citrus industry
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ArticleRain in Spain hits salad veg supply
Salad veg supply is tight as rainfall has halted picking in some areas while cooler temperatures have slowed crop growth
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ArticleSprout shortage threatens Christmas supply
Prices are up by 50 per cent on the markets while Diamondback Moth issues have led to lower yields and smaller sizes
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ArticlePotato exports power growth at Grangemouth
Reefer volumes are up 30 per cent as Scotland’s seed potato industry continues to grow global exports
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ArticleAnecoop welcomes 69th member
Andalusian cooperative Foasat produces around 25,000 tonnes of fruits and vegetables a year
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ArticleSelect Harvests reports on 2016 season
Almond producer records net profit of A$33.8m, despite volumes and prices falling from record 2015 campaign
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ArticleSpar to open 300 stores in Thailand
Retailer Spar International and Bangchak Retail Company have announced a US$78.9m investment to open 300 new supermarkets in Thailand by 2020
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ArticleSigh of relief as backpacker tax passed
A last minute deal between the Australian government and the Greens has secured a 15 per cent tax rate for working holiday visa holders
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ArticleScottish grower signs six-figure Lidl deal
Stirfresh will supply six new products for the discounter’s new Ready to Cook prepared veg range in Scotland
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ArticleIceland in talks with Iceland after trademark row
Retailer to send high-level delegation to Iceland to resolve spat over claims company is ‘aggressively' protecting trademark
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ArticleUK's largest food firms send Brexit asks to PM
Letter signed by likes of Fresca, G’s and Poupart calls for tariff-free access to Single Market and access to labour post-Brexit
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ArticleWatercress Company in cancer patient trial
Patients at Dorset Country Hospital will receive one watercress smoothie a day under a new trial to improve health
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ArticleUK potato production dips by five per cent
The 2016 crop is expected to reach 5.22 million tonnes with average yields also forecasted to slide by eight per cent
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ArticleYidu gets retail-ready with Zhengzhou op
Importer's new facility in central China processing customised packs of cherries for e-commerce and supermarket channels
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ArticleWorldwide Pear Day on the horizon
USA Pears will host pop-up sampling events in key global markets on 3 December
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ArticleMaersk seals Hamburg Süd deal
Deal increases Maersk’s container capacity to around 3.8m TEUs or 18.6 per cent of global capacity