Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2573
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ArticleDenmark opens first food waste retailer
WeFood opened in Copenhagen this week and sells out-of-date but edible produce for around 50 per cent of usual retail price
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ArticleSanLucar knows kung fu… can kick-start consumption
Tie-in with Kung Fu Panda 3 starring Jack Black will encourage children to eat more fruit and veg, says marketer
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ArticleApricot kernel packs recalled due to understated cyanide risk
FSA recommend no more than two kernels are eaten a day because of a long-term build up of cyanide, a natural toxin in apricot kernels
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ArticleAir France to roll out Kold Kart dollies
Kold Kart dolly guarantees cool chain protection for ramp handling operations on high temperature airports
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ArticleMercadona posts solid 2015 growth
With profits and sales up, the company’s planned expansion will continue through 2016
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ArticleTesco gets English strawberries on shelves on 2 March
This listing came four days earlier than last year, and two days earlier than Waitrose
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ArticleNew model for farming unveiled
Australian Fresh Leaf Herbs has opened its greenhouse on the outskirts of Melbourne that uses technology to increase yields by 75 per cent
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ArticleQLD trade mission returns from Dubai
Nine Australian companies from Queensland’s Murray Darling Basin have returned from a trade mission seeking export opportunities in the UAE
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ArticleCMA CGM expands Asia-US West Coast fleet
CMA CGM has announced it will deploy six 18,000 TEU vessels on the trans-Pacific market between Asia and the US-West Coast.
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ArticleChicken dinner? Citrus winner...
The arrival of US chickens in South African supermarkets have lifted the spirits of the Cape’s citrus sector
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ArticleBig rise in UK deaths tipped due to 'fruit and veg shortages'
Climate change warning from Oxford University researchers highlight what they believe to be risks over fruit and vegetable production
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ArticleSeatrade samples containership market
Specialised reefer operator’s Blue Stream service to shake up market between northern Europe and the Caribbean, Central America and the US
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Amazon-buoyed Morrisons back in FTSE 100
Just three months after leaving the top group of publicly-listed British companies, the supermarket chain is back
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ArticleThai delegation visits Victoria
Key Australian export sectors showcase their wares to Thai retailers and importers
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ArticleNew film celebrates fairtrade bananas
Beyond the Seal highlights work done by Equal Exchange to promote better conditions for banana producers
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ArticleGrowth across the board for Total Produce
A more stable European market and the benefits of recent acquisitions helped drive Total Produce's 2015 performance
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ArticleLower F&V prices ‘could cut death rate’
Studies suggest price cuts are more effective in changing consumer behaviour than health campaigns
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ArticleShort-term US mango shortage looms
Availability through to the end of March will dip before rising to record volumes in April
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ArticleRetailers back Hailstorm Heroes
Hailstorm-hit pears will find a home on the shelves of Australian retailers, which have come out in support of the new pear campaign
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ArticleJD focuses on high-growth business investments
Leading Chinese e-commerce company JD.com has announced a focus on high-growth business areas to improve profitability after mixed results in 2015