Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2459
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ArticleInnovation on way for NZ ag sector
Extended timeframes for data protection will offer New Zealand’s agriculture sector improved access to innovative products and varieties, according to Agcarm
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ArticleAldi set to enter Chinese market
German-headquartered company opts to lead into Asian nation with web store
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ArticleWaitrose launches cauliflower Christmas tree
The Romanesco Cauliflower Christmas Tree comes with pomegranate seeds and a star anise for edible decorations
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ArticleUK-Colombia trade ‘could grow’ post-Brexit
Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos has said Brexit could open the door for a better trade agreement between the two countries
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ArticleCarrot stars in Aldi Christmas advert
Kevin the Carrot will be hero of Aldi’s Christmas advert, which celebrates retailer’s commitment to fresh British produce
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ArticleCGA reviews grapefruit campaign
South African grapefruit volumes were higher than initially expected this year, but below the levels seen in 2014 and 2015
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ArticleCarrefour set for UAE expansion
Increasing demands for convenience encourage retailer to open more smaller stores in the UAE next year, while extending its home delivery service
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ArticleEurofruit 500: issues 451-500
In the last of our timelines to mark 500 issues of Eurofruit, we chart the industry’s most recent key developments
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ArticleLiverpool container terminal to boost transatlantic trade
New £400m container terminal, equipped to welcome world’s biggest ships, is set to increase fresh produce trade with US and South America
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ArticleMangoes set to feature in UK-India trade deal
As British delegation heads to Delhi for talks on possible FTA, observers say the fruit could be a key bargaining chip
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ArticleYamato to host fruit weighing open days
Japanese weighing equipment manufacturer to show off new weighing and punnet filling line at Leeds site
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ArticleNFU outlines ‘seasonal labour asks’
Policy requests include trial work permit scheme, right to residency for existing workers and investment in technology and robotics
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ArticleMore Ecuadorean bananas for Europe
Growers are confident that they can increase exports to the EU once the new trade deal comes into effect
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ArticleBreakthrough for RSA grapes in China
New South African table grape deal in China hailed as biggest breakthrough since deregulation
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ArticleImaging system may aid in greening fight
Citrus growers may be able to detect greening before sysmtoms show in the plant's leaves
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ArticlePhilippines, Australia expand mango pact
The Philippines has signed a Specific Commodity Understanding allowing the import of fresh mangoes into Australia
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ArticleItalian apples make Indian inroads
Market share developing, although domestic shortage unlikely to boost volumes in a big way
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Article‘Use British produce in public services’, urge campaigners
Love British Food calls on government to supply its public service bodies with more British produce in the wake of Brexit
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ArticleNew opportunities arise in UAE
As the market for fresh produce and plants continues to see impressive growth in the UAE, interest in leading exhibitions WOP Dubai and IPM Dubai has soared
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ArticleTaste for exotics protects sales
Strong demand buffers exotics from Brexit price increases and exchange rate volatility, but suppliers say category must remain fresh