Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2648
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ArticleArgentina kicks off 2015 blues campaign
The country will once again dominate the early marketing window with a good quality crop reported
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ArticleAccess for Honduran melons closer
Honduran-grown melons are a step closer to gaining market access to Japan
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ArticleAHDB hires new horticulture strategy director
Move comes hot on the heels of recent key appointments in senior operational positions
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ArticleWoman 'disgusted' after alleged frog find on Lidl item
A shopper in Leicester claims to have discovered the dead amphibian on the 45p cucumber as she left a branch of the discount store
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ArticleFlorida calls state of emergency
Agricultural commissioner makes declaration as state fights fruit fly incursion
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ArticleAllfresch hires Nick Evangelopoulos for new Dubai venture
UK-headquartered fruit supplier is set to take new brand Amorita further afield with opening of Dubai operations
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ArticleAustralian nuts crack A$1bn in exports
Industry continues to benefit from counter-seasonal export programmes and growing global consumption
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ArticleTerra exports adds to sales team
Group appoints Michael Burbank to lead US West Coast division, as expansion plans continue apace
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ArticleChile asseses quake damage
Losses to the upcoming blueberry and cherry deal are thought to be minimal, according to Asoex
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ArticleCamposol makes water treatment greener
New system improves water quality allowing aquatic plants and algae-eating wildlife to flourish
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ArticlePFR joins United Fresh NZ
Plant & Food Research has partnered with New Zealand’s only pan-produce organisation
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ArticleSouth African citrus deal defies odds
Between strong demand for lemons, South Korea’s growing appetite for grapefruit and a steady orange deal, the season has exceeded expectations
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ArticleIndian apple imports restricted to one port
The Indian government’s move to only allow apple imports via Mumbai’s Nhava Sheva port is set to seriously hamper trade
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ArticleFPAA arranges seminars
Fresh Produce Association of the Americas has developed a series of seminars to address emerging and ongoing industry issues
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ArticleGreenvale worker racks up 42 years at potato giant
Moira Henderson, aged 60, will mark the latest milestone in her career at Greenvale’s potato business in Duns in November
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ArticleBerry grower turns to kiwiberries for Waitrose
George Leeds has been growing strawberries for Waitrose for ten years, but is now turning his hand to the exotic product as well
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ArticleLulu Group to enter Indonesia
Middle Eastern retail group set to open it’s first store in Jakarta this year
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ArticleOrganic sales continue to grow
Organic market has enjoyed growth of three per cent in the 52 weeks to 15 August 2015, compared to the continued fall in non-organic sales
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ArticleStrong turnout at 'first-ever' Spanish squash conference
Staged by seed company Sakata, delegates were given a preview of new pipeline varieties yet to be launched
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ArticleJapan opens doors to Vietnam mangoes
Japan is poised to open its doors to Vietnamese mangoes for the first time