Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2621
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ArticleBumper season for Honey Gold
Australian crop inline with last season's record output, with initial shipments to US set to be made
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ArticlePop band in bid to tune kids into veggies
The Veggie Beats are on a mission to boost fruit and vegetable consumption among US school kids
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ArticleGood growing conditions help JO Sims up profit
Spalding-headquartered firm increased pre-tax profit in the year ending 31 December 2014 from £637,061 to £1.2 million
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ArticleRed Tractor lauds 'incredible' promotional scheme
Over 120,000 people entered the competition offering the chance to win a £350 Farm Stay UK mini break every day during the promotional period
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ArticleSNFL develops DNA test for Ralli
The breeder has discovered a means of distinguishing between Ralli Seedless and Sugrafourteen grapes in order to safeguard exclusive varieties
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ArticleMcCain man crowned by potato industry
Nick Vermont, who joined the frozen potato giant more than 30 years ago, receives prestigious prize at key potato event
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ArticleEight-year-old receives Vitacress and RHS honour
The competition, which received more than 340 entries, set out to find the UK’s best young photographers using living herbs as the subject
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ArticleAustralia gets new PEQ facility
Centre set to consolidate post entry quarantine services and potentially boost imports
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ArticleEgyptian grape exporters eye China
Egyptian grape exporters hope to gain access to China in the second quarter of 2016, with Chinese inspectors set to visit next April
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ArticleNew funds to benefit produce trade
Latest European funding will help promote fruit and vegetables produced in Belgium, Italy, Poland, Cyprus, Bulgaria and the UK
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ArticleFlorette unveils Christmas packaging
Salad brand aims to inspire shoppers over festive period with limited edition Christmas design on Classic Crispy bags
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ArticleSouthern Africa's grape sector booms
Investment and the arrival of new varieties is driving impressive growth in Namibia and South Africa
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ArticleEU announces new labelling policy
The EU’s decision to clearly label products from illegal Israeli settlements has angered the Netanyahu government
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ArticleTesco offers free fruit to kids while parents shop
Lincolnshire store offered crate of free fruit to children saying it wants to encourage healthy eating
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ArticleParsnip supplier folds due to 'strict' retail standards
Tattersett Farms said it was losing too much money due to crop wastage caused by Morrisons’ 'strict' aesthetic standards
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ArticlePret wraps up as it starts charity mission
50p from every Christmas sandwich sold will be donated by the Pret Foundation Trust to charities supporting the homeless
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ArticleOcean Spray launches Tmall e-store
Californian cranberry and grapefruit cooperative has opened its flagship store on Alibaba’s Tmall just in time for Single’s Day
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ArticleFreshmax appoints new chief executive
Peter Ellis has been announced as the chief executive officer of Freshmax Group
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ArticleOrganica gains EU and US certification
Vietnamese project rewarded with organic farming certificates following Control Union inspection
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ArticleRecord apple harvest expected in Macedonia
Farming association says apple industry will produce 170,000 tonnes during this season with 80 per cent earmarked for export