Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2642
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ArticleCarrier bag charge in England on the horizon
Based on statistics from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, where a bag charge already exists, usage is expected to fall by nearly 70 per cent
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AnalysisAustralian apple exports on the march
Value of the trade increasing due to strong demand, although overall market share remains small
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ArticleAustralian macadamia sales up in Japan
Kernal sales to Asian nation rise 11 per cent in volume over the 12-months to June 2015
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ArticleWaitrose to sell weather-blemished UK pears
The pears, which have marks on the skin from hail and other adverse weather conditions, will be on sale in stores from October
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ArticleVietnamese fruit reaches new markets
Earnings from produce exports have risen sharply in the past five years
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ArticleCR pineapples gain access to China
China and Costa Rica have signed protocols to allow imports of Costa Rican pineapples
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ArticleSouth Korean grapes land in China
The first shipment of grapes from South Korea have cleared customs and are selling at DIG supermarkets in Shanghai
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ArticleKiwifruit NZ appoints new chair
Kristy McDonald has been announced as the newest chair of the New Zealand kiwifruit industry regulator
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ArticleAlliances keep shipping sector afloat
Speakers at Cool Logistics Global in Bruges have highlighted the importance of pan-industry collaboration
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ArticleBonduelle tops yearly objectives
French prepared foods group reports that it beat profitability objectives for 2014/15
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ArticleMorrisons joins Lidl in raising wages
Shop floor staff at Morrisons will now be paid £8.20 an hour, above the new national living wage of £7.20
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ArticleMashed potato to power new factory
Food processing giant 2 Sisters will use potato waste from mashed potato and pie manufacturing to power new bio-refinery
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ArticleMDS Award for Excellence in HR, Training or Recruitment
This award acknowledges great work in this critical area of HR, training and recruitment
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ArticleRussian tycoon invests in apples and potatoes
Dmitry Arzhanov planning to pump hundreds of millions of dollars into developing domestic sources of supply
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ArticleTides of change for logistics industry
Cool Logistics Global gets underway with a look at how far the industry has come and where it is going
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ArticleLVGA Unsung Hero Award
Whether in the packhouse, the field or the office, this award gives those unsung heroes their well-deserved turn in the spotlight
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ArticleNew MD for banana giant SH Pratt
David Bateman, formerly the business' operations director, steps up to the new role, while Robert Wells becomes CEO
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ArticleHaisheng teams with Laibin city
China’s Laibin city has signed a deal with China's Haisheng Group to research tangerine breeding
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ArticlePricematching may hold answer for Metcash
Australian retailer Metcash has announced its turnaround plan amid increasing competition in the supermarket sector
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ArticleInnovations to be on show at PMA Fresh Summit
The 66th PMA Fresh Summit is locked in for Atlanta this October, with more than 18,500 fresh produce professionals attending