Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2562
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ArticleAQSIQ updates list of fruit approved for import
China’s quarantine department has releases its update list of approved imported fruit
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ArticleWeb portal to aid Aussie exporters
The Australian government has launched a Free Trade Agreement Portal to help small and medium exporters make the most of new trade agreements
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ArticleOrora brings Xsense to Australia
Australia’s fresh produce market is set to benefit from the cold chain monitoring system Xsense, exclusively distributed by Orora
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ArticleAeon eyes Laos, Myanmar and Thailand
Japanese retail group Aeon Mall is planning to expand across Asean nations
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ArticleWeather hits RSA citrus volumes
Southern Africa will export less citrus fruit this year due to the ongoing drought in many regions, with real fears over the 2017 season
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ArticlePort of Tauranga inks kiwifruit deal
Bay of Plenty trade hub set to upscale kiwifruit operations as export volumes climb
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ArticleTop banana! Mack and DGM back fruity card game
Two companies throw their support behind educational take on popular Top Trump cards
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ArticleAustrians spend more on produce
Analysis of last year's grocery spending shows the value of Austria's fruit and vegetable market rose sharply in 2015
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ArticleFreskon show unites trade in Greece
Ahead of next month’s Freskon exhibition, which takes place on 21-23 April in Thessaloniki, Eurofruit spoke to project manager Tonia Nikolaidou about what to expect from this second edition
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ArticleStowaways 'cost A Gomez £350k'
Kent supplier calls on the government to take action following succession of issues related to migrants found in lorries
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ArticleBroccoli ‘can prevent hypertension’
Study finds that the balance of minerals the super vegetable contains is beneficial to heart health
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ArticleNZ reacts quickly to velvetleaf outbreak
Biosecurity experts moving to halt spread of weed that has been traced back to fodder beet seeds
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ArticleVitacress teaches kids about herbs
Sussex grower welcomes schoolchildren to Runcton as part of its work with Tesco's Eat Happy Initiative
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ArticleDrought fails to dampen SA spirits
Despite many challenges, 2016 is shaping up to be a defining year for the South African top-fruit industry
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ArticleSA citrus exports set to fall
After a rapid rise in South African citrus over the past few years it is likely the country will export less fruit in 2016
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ArticleNFU: 'Worrying' figures show need for workers' scheme
NFU calls for new scheme for worldwide student workers after survey reveals extent of growers' concern
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ArticleAustralian macadamias on the march
Crop volume tipped to rise 4 per cent on previous season, with demand growing internationally
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ArticleCapper elected NFU horticulture chair
Top-fruit grower takes over from Guy Poskitt, who steps down to vice chair in role reversal at farmers' union
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ArticleFino lemons put in fine performance
Strong prices and markets translate into good returns for Murcian producers
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ArticleMarkets are the driving force
When it comes to the tomato category, Dutch group Rijk Zwaan has all bases covered, catering to the needs of any individual market