Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2581
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ArticleSuppliers urged to partner with tech start ups
City Food Lecture: The future of food consumption is centred around a partnership between food and technology
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ArticleOppy adds colour with lemon plums
Importer expects shipments of Chile-grown fruit through first week of March
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ArticleHort Innovation invests in cross industry research
Industry body Horticulture Innovation Australia has established four expert advisor panels to drive investment in the industry
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ArticleGold3 kiwifruit at centre of Zespri’s future
New Zealand kiwifruit market Zespri has put the Psa resistant Gold3 variety at the centre of its five-year marketing plan
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ArticleNew look for Val Nantais
The new logo of Val Nantais illustrates the salad cooperative’s forward-looking approach, including strong, direct links to consumers
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ArticleCommercial tomato varieties have ‘less pest resistance’
New study finds whitefly is 80 per cent less likely to settle on wild tomatoes compared to modern high-yielding varieties
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ArticleJaffa celebrates reaching 10,000 milestone
The citrus brand - working in conjunction with the Tesco Eat Happy Project - has visited 10,000 school pupils
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ArticleTurkey helps out produce exporters
Country has granted subsidies to exporters hit by closure of Russian market and forced to seek new opportunities
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ArticleAntwerp tightens Indian ties
Port continues mission to strengthen international collaborations with trade mission to India
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ArticleJumping ship: a cautionary tale
South African court order deals with business integrity as Lonrho is granted relief against information theft
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ArticleAmazon selling fresh produce in Italy
Peviani among suppliers working with online retailer to deliver fruit and vegetables to consumers within an hour
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ArticleMaersk Line reveals AC3 improvements
Changes to AC3 line will aid Chilean fresh produce exporters through shorter transit times
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ArticleAldi to open 80 UK stores this year
Discounter targeting affluent locations in Chipping Norton and Harrogate with new expansion drive
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ArticleWaitrose unveils 'a little less than perfect' veg range
The grade two products will come in larger bags, and the range includes carrots, potatoes, onions and parsnips with imperfections
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ArticleLabour shortage looms in NZ
Key export industries could require an additional 2,000 seasonal workers to pick large crops
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ArticleBumper harvest helps put Kettle back in profit
In the year to 30 May 2015, the Fife-based business saw turnover rise by five per cent to £100.9m, coupled with a pre-tax profit of £2.1m
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ArticleQV profit margin stays stable despite price pressure
The vegetable business' pre-tax profit for the 2014-15 financial year was only slightly down on 2013-14's figure
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ArticleBig C sold to leading Thai conglomerate
TCC Group has bought a majority stake in French retailer Casino’s Thai operations for US$3.46bn
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ArticleSwiss criticised on Saharan tomatoes
Coop Switzerland to stop sourcing tomatoes from Western Sahara in 2017, while Migros refuses to boycott area
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ArticleChilean fruit pioneer passes away
Fedefruta confirms death of Carolus Brown Barroilhet, one of first Chileans to produce fruit for export markets