Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2488
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ArticleSpecial report: Keeping up with Kenya
With new global competition, a burgeoning domestic market and the possibilities created by Brexit, Nina Pullman looks at the changing face of UK-Kenyan produce supply
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ArticlePeru eyes progress in China
The Latin American country is eager to finalise protocols with China for a number of products, including blueberries and quinoa
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ArticleFreshtime to host ‘Fire and Ice’ gala
Lincolnshire firm is raising money for its new charity for young people – Freshtime Futures Trust
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ArticleBush, Scouler and Rogberg charged with fraud
Former Tesco executives have been charged as part of the ongoing investigation into Tesco accounts scandal
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ArticleColdpress launches three new flavours
Drinks brand has launched three new flavours with produce including beetroot, berries, bananas, kiwi and cacao
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ArticleCalais wall is 'waste of money'
Peak growing season in the UK is minimising disruption from Calais troubles for now, but industry slams Calais wall proposals
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ArticleIsraeli tomato exports decline
As the number of tomato growers falls, Israeli production is sliding steadily, with exports suffering as a result of strong domestic demand
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ArticleGiant-Landover offers free fruit
Children visiting US stores of parent company Ahold-Delhaize will reportedly be offered a free piece of fruit, as efforts are ramped up to improve diets of youngsters
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ArticleAldi pushes ethical credentials
Retailer launches ad campaign highlighting that its products might be low priced, but they are also ethically sourced
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ArticleMoroccan exports to Spain on the up
In the first three months of 2016, Spanish imports of Moroccan fruit and vegetables grew by a sizeable 26 per cent
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ArticleAsda records 5.9 per cent profit despite sales slump
Retailer makes profit in 2015, despite a significant sales slide, by reducing costs, cutting staff and increasing efficiency
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ArticleFrench apples unfazed by Brexit
French apple exporters appear unconcerned by the possible impact of the summer’s Brexit vote, especially those focused on niche, high-quality varieties
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ArticleECPA responds to 'award' nomination
The 'Democracy for Sale Award', organised by four NGOs, alleged the ECPA colluded with EC during TTIP negotiations
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ArticleNFU promotes Red Tractor Week at supermarkets
Farmers will visit supermarkets across the UK to endorse food standards, welfare and environmental protection
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ArticleAmazon launches restaurant delivery service
Amazon Restaurants will take on the likes of Deliveroo with ‘ultra fast’ delivery of large range of London restaurants
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ArticleFDOC appoints Midsummer Marketing
Group will handle European promotions for fresh Florida grapefruit
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ArticleThe changing face of the industry
Report from industry analyst Rabobank highlights the growth of certain producers and the demand for a wider variety of produce globally
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ArticleFyffes makes room for more mushrooms
Group acquires a second Canadian mushroom business, All Seasons Mushrooms
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Affordability crucial, says Lancet
A study by UK journal the Lancet has shown the correlation between average income and average consumption of fruit and vegetables, with most failing to achieve the minimum
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ArticleUK to build £2m Calais wall
The UK government will fund a 4m-high wall to protect access roads to Calais from migrants and minimise disruption to freight traffic