Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2520
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ArticleFruit industry fears post-Brexit labour crisis
Berry and top-fruit industry bodies call on labour sourcing to be a central plank in government's Brexit strategy
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ArticleMushroom picker 'attacked by drunk bear'
Weird World of Produce: Asian black bear reportedly assaulted picker after becoming intoxicated by tropical mahua tree
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ArticleRaymond meets Truss to discuss Brexit fallout
NFU president makes call for new agricultural policy, as well as seeking assurances over farm payments and regulation
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ArticleChilean citrus refreshes US social networks
CFFA says its first online campaign in US is drawing a high level of consumer interest
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ArticleTomasol joins Anecoop group
Cooperative will boost Anecoop’s tomato and watermelon offer in southern Spain
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ArticleMyanmar seeks to grow its fruit exports
Melons are driving Myanmar’s fruit exports to key markets in Asia
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ArticleDongfang expands plantations
Australian-listed Chinese citrus company Dongfang Modern has purchased a 400ha tangerine plantation and an 800ha camellia plantation
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ArticleUK asparagus ends after rain culls extension hopes
Heavy rain meant most asparagus growers did not continue picking past the traditional 21 June end date
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ArticleTruss: Defra considering package for farmers
Secretary of state says Defra officials will be working with new Brexit unit to ensure the future health of the horticulture industry
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ArticlePrepared produce firm invests £2m in new site
Yorkshire company Troy Foods has invested in a third distribution and processing facility as it eyes discount sector
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ArticlePakistani mangoes tracking for strong season
Export volumes up on corresponding period of last season, with experts predicting sales to top 100,000 tonne mark
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AnalysisBrexit: what now for the produce trade?
Freshfel Europe has produced a special document outlining possible scenarios facing a post-Brexit fruit and veg trade
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ArticlePeru reassess grape offer
Peru is being encouraged to widen the mix of table grape varieties it grows in order to keep the category moving forward
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ArticleRijk Zwaan wary of Brexit impact
Brexit vote could lead to increased fresh produce costs and potential restrictions
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ArticleUnregulated markets lead way for Aus cherries
Industry riding high after export volumes hit a record 5,597 tonnes over 2015/16
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ArticleCMA CGM crosses NOL ownership threshold
French shipping line CMA CGM has crossed the compulsory acquisition ownership threshold in Singapore shipping giant NOL
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ArticleBrexit 'will hurt airfreight industry'
Brexit vote will affect UK airfreight volumes and international trade, says IATA
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ArticleBrexit vote triggers expansion delay
UK logistics companies are worried airport expansion plans will be delayed after last week's Brexit vote
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ArticleItalian apple exporter turns to Asia
Vog says India and South-East Asia becoming more important as task of selling in Europe becomes more challenging
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ArticleLuLu opens Malaysian hypermarket
Group plans to expand network to 10 stores by 2021, with focus on sourcing local produce