Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2541
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ArticleOrganic production lags behind demand
The signs continue to look good for the organic market, although work needs to be done to keep up with demand
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VideoVideo: Carrefour City, France
Chris White visits the Avignon branch of Carrefour City, an urban convenience chain developed by France’s largest food retailer
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ArticleCostco recalls organic veg pack after Listeria link
Retailer is recalling Organic by Nature: Organic Vegetable Medley as part of wider recall by US firm CRF Frozen Foods
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ArticleGreg McMahon elected AMIA chairman
Seven Fields co-owner replaces Gavin Scurr as head of peak industry body
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ArticleNew TV show promotes California grapes
Ellie’s Real Good Food will feature California grapes adverts in every episode
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ArticleGerman appetite for Fairtrade bananas grows
The country’s import volume of the product rose by a third in 2015 to 68,000 tonnes
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ArticleDecrease in latest NW cherry forecast
Round two estimate pegs crop 4.5 per cent lower than original forecast
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ArticleGlyphosate reapproval under discussion
Reducing length of approval from 15 to nine years could undermine future substance processes for farmers, ECPA says
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ArticleHort Innovation launches mushroom campaign
Horticulture Innovation Australia has worked with Elevencom to create the Australian mushroom industry's largest campaign to-date
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ArticleDefra under fire for not sourcing more British produce
New figures show government department has upped the amount of British produce it buys by four per cent
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ArticleDefra under fire for not sourcing more British produce
New figures show government department has upped the amount of British produce it buys by four per cent
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ArticleKNZ turns down Splice and Seeka
Kiwifruit New Zealand has refused applications by Splice Fruit and Seeka to market kiwifruit abroad
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ArticleHapag-Lloyd forms new shipping group
Germany's Hapag-Lloyd and five Asian shipping lines are forming a new vessel-sharing alliance, called The Alliance
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ArticleInterview: Laurence Olins at FPJ Live
Laurence Olins, chairman of Poupart and the British Summer Fruits campaign, spoke to Michael Barker at FPJ Live to discuss the industry and building consumption. Here’s what he had to say
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ArticleSAT Royal mulls Chinese potential
The company is preparing to make its first airfreighted shipments of nectarines and pluots to China
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ArticleAdelita gains seal of approval
The raspberry variety is proving to be a star performer for Huelva’s Cuna de Platero
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ArticleConcerns raised over proposed backpacker tax
Citrus Australia chairwoman says tax rate of 32.5 per cent is huge deterrent
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ArticleECPA posts Endocrine disruptor letter
In an open letter to Presidents Juncker, Schulz and Prime Minister Rutte, ECPA sets out position on the EU criteria for endocrine disruptors
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ArticleRockit launched in South Australia
The small-sized, pre-packed tubes of Rockit apples have been rolled out at high-end retailers across South Australia
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ArticleIndonesia to grow fruit and floral business by US$9bn
Increasing promotions, boosting local consumption and expanding plantations are on the radar for the Indonesian government