Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2658
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ArticleModi apples to hit Aussie shelves
Australians will be able to experience the Italian-bred, Australian-grown crunchy, sweet, red apple from 14 September
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ArticleKoppert opens Indian facility
Joint research venture will develop innovative biological solutions for sustainable agriculture and horticulture
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ArticleReport casts doubt over school scheme
New study suggests other factors must be taken into consideration when obliging children to consume fruit and veg in schools
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ArticlePositive signs for Israeli mango trade
Lower volumes in the market this season could boost a market already buoyed by demand for high-quality, ready-to-eat fruit
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ArticleHeat reduces South Tyrol apple forecast
This season's Italian crop now reckoned to be no larger than 2.21m tonnes following period of extremely hot weather
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ArticleMonsanto scraps its offer for Syngenta
The US pesticide giant had been seeking to draw its Swiss competitor to the negotiating table after its earlier approach was rejected
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ArticleTesco Korea bids come in
UK retailer Tesco is looking to sell its Korean operations as the won continues to depreciate against the British pound
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ArticleQLD growers get best practice programme
Growcom and the Queensland government have launched Hort360 to promote sustainable land management
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ArticleFirst US Gala apples reach Shanghai
Lantao and Domex Supafresh Growers have teamed up to import the first US Gala apples to China
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ArticleRewe makes sustainability investment
Retailer investing around €1m towards sustainable banana production in Costa Rica and Panama
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ArticleLower yields hit Camposol's Q2 result
Sales and earnings drop on previous year due to deferred avocado results and lower volumes
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ArticleWoman defrauds Innocent in fruit and veg scam
Accountant overpaid fruit and veg suppliers to smoothie giant before asking them to repay the money into her own account
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ArticleRSA citrus industry hails EU report
Independent report is seen as a "major boost" for the industry
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ArticleAlmeria sees veg exports increase
Tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers maintained their sales figures while courgettes increased theirs by 57 per cent
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ArticleFruit juice counts towards balanced diet
Citrus Australia dismisses recent “alarmism” surrounding nutritional value of Australian juice
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ArticleSainsbury's enjoys first growth in sales since March
The latest Kantar Worldpanel data on grocery market share shows continued sluggish growth in the British grocery market
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ArticleTru-Cape has high hopes for Bigbucks
South Africa’s leading marketer and distributor of apples and pears announces the arrival of Bigbucks - a new superior clone in the Gala family
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ArticleItalian apple group Vog marks 70 years
Future success will depend on continued commitment to quality and innovation, say consortium directors
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ArticleCosta revenue exceeds forecast
Solid growth across Costa's four key categories has seen a 2.7 per cent increase in pro forma revenue
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ArticleOrange prices up and new EU season supply down
EU orange prices have increased 13 per cent year on year due to lower domestic production - hindered by rain - expected for 2015