Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2634
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ArticleBaidu invests US$20m in Womai
Cofco’s online fresh produce retailer Womai has finished a US$200m funding round
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ArticleGreen light for Rotterdam Cool Port
Kloosterboer and Port of Rotterdam invest in new cold storage facility, slated for a 2017 opening
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ArticleTotal Produce BV plans to relocate
Company due to take up residence at Kloosterboer's new Cool Port centre in Waalhaven area of Rotterdam
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ArticleArgentinean producers make pre-election demands
With the country due elect a new government on 10 December, the agricultural sector is making its voice heard
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ArticleMission hails successful avo campaigns
Group enjoys positive Californian and Peruvian seasons, opening new facilities for both markets
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ArticleSunkist Growers revamps website
New design aims to deliver a visually engaging, dynamic and energetic experience
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ArticleAntwerp on course for record year
Belgian port's freight handling volume grew 5.5 per cent year-on-year for the first nine months of 2015
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ArticleIG International partners with Avanza
Pair aim to increase awareness and usage of avocados in the Indian market
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ArticleGoatham begins work on £9m expansion
Old orchards are being cleared at Kent top-fruit grower to make way for new growing systems alongside packhouse expansion
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ArticleDried fruit firm fined after worker loses part of finger
Employee at Whitworths loses the top of one of her fingers after attempting to clear a blockage in a machine
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ArticleTesco set to sell off sites to raise £250m
Around 10,000 homes could be built on the sites in London, the South East and Bath as a result
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ArticleTmall to run WA apple promotions
Alibaba’s Tmall has teamed with Washington apples for China’s Singles Day shopping festival
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ArticleGarth Lockyer retires from Valleyfresh
Valleyfresh co-founder Garth Lockyer has stepped down from his full-time executive position
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ArticleAeon ups Japanese look in HK
Aeon’s Tsuen Wan store in Hong Kong has been upgraded to meet rising demands of affluent consumers
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ArticleSeeka cuts profit on back of fruit loss
New Zealand kiwifruit grower Seeka has lowered its 2015 profit forecast with increased fruit losses due to a lack of storage
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ArticleGuardtop tickled pink by SALSA accreditation
Kent-based grower reckons successful audit will provide a boost for public awareness of Tickleberries aronia juice
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ArticleCoregeo launches new re-sealable Tenderstem pouches
New packaging aims to capture consumer imagination with stand-up pouches complete with handle and recipe ideas
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ArticleDole Fresh recalls bagged spinach
US produce giant Dole Fresh Vegetables is recalling cases of bagged spinach sold in 13 US states due to possible Salmonella contamination
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ArticleGoulburn Valley hit by hail storm
Growers reporting damage to 100 per cent of their crops, with meeting called to determine full extent of fruit loss
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ArticleSan Miguel celebrates 60th birthday at Anuga
Citrus supplier hosted 100 guests at iconic KölnSky building in Cologne this week and outlined its plans for the future