Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2661
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ArticleArgentina closes in on US lemon market
US authorities inch closer to deal to reopen market after 14-year ban
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ArticleOppy offers 'taste of Italy'
Oregon-grown Italian-style prune-plums are available from Oppy on the Blue Goose label
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ArticleAvo suppliers in Colombian JV
Subsole and Westfalia’s new venture will allow them to supply high quality avocados between May and July
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ArticleSunraysia residents join fruit fly flight
Households in Australia’s Sunraysia region have been asked to take part in a mass trapping of fruit fly
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ArticleNW cherry season wrap-up
Extreme weather has been a defining factor in the 2015 US Northwest cherry season, with an estimated 20.5m cartons shipped this year
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ArticleSupplier rewards long-term staff
Produce World held a celebratory lunch and awarded vouchers to long-serving staff at its Chatteris site
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ArticleBritish apple season begins at Goatham’s
Kent top-fruit supplier will pick first volumes of Discovery apples this week in first pick of the 2015-2016 season
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ArticleHamburg handles lower H1 volumes
Seaborne cargo throughput fell just short of last year's first-half figure
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ArticleMelon suppliers urged to unite
Central American countries would be stronger together than as competitors, says international consultant
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ArticleNZ contributes to fruit fly research
Leading researcher ramp-up focus on developing new detection and control techniques for Q-fly
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ArticleOne Banana supports Guatemalan communities
Company continues CSR efforts and announces further goodwill plans
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ArticleG6 Alliance updates Asia-Europe service
The G6 shipping alliance has announced four void sailings within its Asia-Europe service
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ArticleFreshmax Australia appoints CEO
Dan Reeves has been appointed CEO of Freshmax Group’s Australian business
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ArticleCity Pantry launched in Australia
Offering bananas, salads, and more, Australian growers Mackay's has launched its latest fresh produce vending machine in Brisbane
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ArticleAustralian veggie exports grow
Demand in Asia and the Middle East has driven a 5 per cent increase in value of Australian vegetable exports in the past financial year
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ArticleScales Corp lifts forecast earnings
New Zealand apple exporter has forecast a 25-35 per cent increase in earnings in the 2015 financial year
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ArticleMorrisons to sell off M Local stores
Retailer reportedly ready to offload newly-launched convenience chain to investment firm Greybull Capital
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ArticleChina shakes world currencies
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern explains why lowering the yuan has hit every country with significant exports to China
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ArticleWaitrose gives leg up to Scottish cherries
Stores in Scotland will stock only locally-produced cherries for the next few weeks following bumper crop
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ArticleSnow Hardy joins Prevar
Experienced pipfruit manager looks forward to challenge of maximising value for new cultivars