Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2477
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ArticleEcuador to airfreight mangoes to China
President of the Mango Ecuador Foundation Sergio Cedeño has said Ecuadorian mangoes will be shipped by air to China
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ArticleBelgians target central Europe
Exporters from Flanders are eyeing rapidly developing markets in central Europe, with Slovakia and Hungary topping the list
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ArticleGoatham opens new packhouse
Operations have begun at Goatham's new packhouse in preparation for an expansion of the grower’s orchards
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ArticleRociera all set for 2017 launch
FNM is confident that its early strawberry variety can emulate the success of Primoris
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VideoVideo: Whole Foods' new 365 format
Starting in Los Angeles, the US retail group wants to meet rising demand for high-quality fresh food at competitive prices
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ArticleInflatable packhouses offer new export option
Broom Group and LCL want to develop more accessible packing and handlng solutions for fresh fruit exporters
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ArticleWorldwide Fruit grows retail sales
Turnover at topfruit and avocado specialist rises despite the challenges faced by currency fluctuations
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ArticlePatrick Harte joins Eurofins as manager
Chair of the Tomato Growers Association and former manager of Cornerways will head up Eurofins’ flagship lab in the UK
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ArticleCucumber profits running dry
The supermarket price war and abundant Dutch supply are squeezing cucumber growers, but salad sales are booming as leaves become an ‘ingredient’
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ArticleTinned pumpkins launched in time for Halloween
US brand distributor Innovative Bites has launched what it says is the first tinned pumpkins into the UK retail market
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ArticleGrower trials Halloween ‘pumpkinsteins’
Foxes Farm Produce’s Guy and Emily French have attached spooky face moulds to pumpkins ahead of Halloween
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ArticleLeading European ports build bridges
Antwerp sees potential in Africa while Hamburg holds talks with Russian business leaders in St Petersburg
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ArticleMitolo Group buys Oakville assets
Deloitte has found buyers for the assets of Australian potato supplier Oakville Produce after going into voluntary administration earlier this year
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ArticleNT mangoes set to enter US
Australian mango trade to US to be boosted by wider availability of fruit
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ArticleApple, pear benchmark yield rises
The benchmark yield for Australian apple and pear growers has risen 28 per cent to an all-time high of 47.9 tonnes per hectare
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ArticleRecord kiwifruit consumption in Japan
While fruit consumption was the third lowest recorded for August, kiwifruit consumption continues to rise in Japan
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ArticleUber expands in takeaway sector
UberEats is launching in a host of major cities worldwide, including Amsterdam this week, as it ramps up its efforts on the takeaway meal delivery sector
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ArticleBiopesticides set to "overtake chemicals"
Number of biopesticides available in Europe forecast to overtake chemicals within ten years, says former EU adviser on IPM
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ArticleSilver for Van der Lans International
The Dutch importer turns 25 this week, marking the milestone with the launch of a new website as it prepares for the next quarter century
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ArticleCollaboration key to China success
Business forum held in Catalonia to discuss opportunities in Chinese stonefruit market