Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2646
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ArticleJapan exporters eyeing Thailand
Japan has set a target on ¥1 trillion in food and agri-exports by 2020, driven by the growing demand for Japanese food in Thailand
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ArticleNorthern Ireland bans growing of GM crops
Decision follows Scotland’s move to prohibit GM crop cultivation, despite lobbying from farming unions
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ArticleProvide specific origin of produce, Truss urges
Retailers and suppliers encouraged to provide region-specific origin info on produce to inspire pride in British consumers
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ArticleDerbyshire school bans mangoes and kiwifruit
The two fruit products have been blacklisted at a primary school in case staff or pupils suffer a potentially life-threatening allergic reaction
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Children are ‘most likely’ to eat apples
Apples, apple juice, and bananas are among most-consumed fruit by young people and children, a new study has found
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ArticlePrepared salad sales in ‘long-term’ growth
Year-on-year unit sales and category value are both rising as consumers return more frequently to prepared salad fixtures
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ArticleLimoneira set to launch Lemons for Life
Healthy Grocery Girl founder, Megan Roosevelt, joins campaign aimed at integrating lemons into consumer’s lives
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ArticleHeat wave slashes Spanish citrus crop
Record summer temperatures have cut production by up to 25 per cent in some varieties
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ArticleApples are number one for US kids
A study has revealed the 2-19 age group in the US counts apples as the most prominent fruit consumed
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ArticleSainsbury's attracts 250k new shoppers and grows sales
Sainsbury’s was the only one of the ‘big four’ retailers to keep pace with the market, latest Kantar Worldpanel data shows
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ArticleJazz promotion hits road in Thailand
Thai fruit importer Vachamon has taken a Jazz roadshow promotion to three regional provinces as it bids to build nationwide sales of the apple
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ArticleMaersk appoints north China head
Global shipping company Maersk Line has announced Anderson Luo as the new head of north China operations
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ArticleIndirect suppliers ‘should be’ covered by GSCoP
Report finds that Kenyan exporters are facing ‘unfair trading practices’ and order cancellations from European retailers
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Morrisons to replace sweets with fruit at checkouts
Morrisons is initially running a trial at ten stores across the country, with full roll-out expected by February 2016
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ArticleGrowing smoothie brand targets commuters
Savse’s new marketing campaign comes months after it was recognised by the UK Government as one of 50 Food Stars
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ArticleNew cauliflower is ‘less intimidating’ to younger consumers
Produce World has launched a new Chinese sweet sprouting cauliflower into select Waitrose stores
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ArticleDel Monte Kenya in land dispute
The governments of Murang’a and Kiambu continue to frustrate Del Monte Kenya’s efforts to renew the lease on 9,000ha that are set to expire
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ArticleDutch pepper suppliers see late-summer sales surge
High temperatures and poor Spanish exports sent European retailers knocking on Dutch doors and led to late price spike
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ArticleYoungstown adds to arils line
Youngstown Distributors is adding Pomegranate Aril Cups and Organic Aril Packs to its range