Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2462
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Article'True cost' of organic pineapples revealed
Nature & More's pineapples are unveiling the hidden costs of pineapple cultivation through a tag attached to the crown
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ArticleEurope strengthens ties with China
Beijing workshop addresses key trade topics and fosters closer relationships between trading partners
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ArticleLenswood captures UK market share
Packing installation helps Australian apple supplier capitalise on market opening
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ArticleScientists hail strawberry genome breakthrough
First mapping of a commercial strawberry's complex genetic make-up could speed up development of new varieties
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ArticleLondon food charity calls for fruit and veg donations
The Felix Project is based at Park Royal in London and is looking for donations of surplus fruit and veg
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Turkish exporters diversify markets
The Russian ban has now been lifted on some Turkish items, but exporters are unlikely to turn their backs on newly explored markets in East Asia and the Middle East
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ArticlePink Lady announces apple cosy promotion
Christmas-themed cosies will be given away with 1kg bags of apples from 5-18 December
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ArticleSpinach 'can detect explosives', research reveals
Scientists in Massachusetts have discovered that spinach wilts when exposed to explosives and could be used to detect bombs
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ArticleMerseyrail to give free fruit to passengers
Operator launches pilot to offer free fruit to customers at train stations in Liverpool and Southport
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ArticleGrowth across the board for Del Monte
US-based group reveals sales and net income increases in a positive set of third quarter results
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ArticleContinued rise in Spanish imports
Year-on-year fresh produce import value soars by 25 per cent, led by citrus, bananas, berries, apples and potatoes
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ArticleEurofruit 500: issues 251-300
Between March 1994 and August 1998, Europe’s fresh produce business witnessed several important changes
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ArticleLack of pickers threatens Spain’s citrus harvest
Competition from other crops and a partial recovery in the construction industry is blamed for the shortage
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ArticleBerryWorld Iberia opens for business
Subsidiary will coordinate supplies from southern Europe and develop new markets
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ArticleClemengold celebrates bumper season
The citrus brand says it has come to the end of a very successful Southern Hemisphere campaign
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ArticleEdeka starts building banana ripening facility
German supermarket chain begins work on €7 million investment to ripen almost 300 million bananas a year in Saxony
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ArticleGlobal Plant Genetics partners with Fox Seeds
Tie-up will see Fox Seeds' asparagus varieties marketed exclusively by Global Plant Genetics in Europe
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ArticleRobert Verloop leaves Naturipe
Executive vice-president of marketing resigns from the company with immediate effect
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ArticleNick Douglas joins Greenvale from G’s
Former G’s MD switches to potato giant Greenvale, taking up new post as head of procurement for fresh potatoes
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ArticleRobotic strawberry picking edges closer
Cambridgeshire tech firm will use £60,000 of agri-tech funding to produce 10 robotic strawberry harvesters