Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2560
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ArticleAlgerians call for domestic support
Farmers in Algeria have expressed frustration at the high level of fresh imports into the country, at the expense of locally produced items
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ArticleAmbrosia wins apple play-off
US Apple Association's first Apple Madness online contest is won by the versatile Ambrosia variety
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ArticleBroccoli 'a third cheaper' than this time last year
mySupermarket tracker of 35 popular products registered the lowest recorded price since launching in December 2014
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ArticleQLD papaya industry receives research boost
Horticulture Innovation Australia has commissioned research into opportunities for Queensland papaya
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ArticleAU to analyse import risk for Korean strawberries
The Australian government has commenced an import risk analysis on fresh strawberries from South Korea
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ArticleThe Man From Del Monte returns
Popular advertising character - famous for saying 'yes' - brought back by exotics specialist for wholesale market visit
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ArticleLemon demand 'outstrips supply'
For years a largely overlooked staple of the fruit category, lemons are suddenly experiencing a sales surge as consumers look to add new flavours
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ArticleSnacks on the attack
Rijk Zwaan’s commitment to developing a range of healthy snacking vegetable products is paying dividends
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ArticleKölla Group forms Italian import arm
German fresh produce group will look to sell mainly German and Spanish produce in the Italian market, it says
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ArticleProduction and exports up for NZ kiwifruit
USDA GAIN report highlights success of 2015 campaign, with outlook promising over next five years
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ArticleFresh Fools: The produce industry's best April hoaxes
Here's a round-up of our favourite fresh produce-related April Fools' Day pranks from the past 24 hours…
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ArticleCold Logic wins Sundrop contract
Australian-based company develops refrigeration system for desalinated water at new 20ha greenhouse facility
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ArticleSalad supply tight at Dutch switchover
High prices and demand as salads supply transitions from Spain to Holland are likely to last longer than usual this year due to the warm winter
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ArticleNew anaerobic digestion site for south east
ReFood’s new anaerobic digestion site in Dagenham will handle 160,000 tonnes of food waste a year
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ArticleUS mulls Chilean lemon rule change
Comments open on proposed rule to amend import requirements for lemons from Chile into the continental US
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ArticleFyffes makes mushroom move
Group announces the purchase of Canadian mushroom producer Highline Produce Limited for just under €100m
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ArticleDutch grower launches world's first wonky veg farm
GrowTechs will only produce imperfect produce as demand for oddly shaped fruit and vegetables soars
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Article“Intense interest” in BC blues
British Columbian blueberry shippers are gearing up for the 2016 season, with growing interest from China in particular
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ArticleFood labelling reforms given go ahead
Australia’s states and territories have agreed to reform the country’s country of origin food labelling laws
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ArticleHonduran melons inch closer to Japan deal
Opening of Japan will serve as springboard into other Asian markets such as China and South Korea, officials claim