Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2727
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ArticleShoppers swayed by stonefruit
British consumers are buying stonefruit on a more frequent basis, aided by improved retail space, and yet another strong performance from cherries
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ArticleIsraeli fruit hit by storms
Prices of summer fruit in Israel are expected to rise following a severe bout of hail and heavy rain
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ArticleAlbert Bartlett buys threatened Heinz factory
Potato processing site in Norfolk, under threat since Heinz's Aunt Bessie's deal ended, purchased by the Scottish produce giant
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ArticleUS to inspect Indian clearance systems
Audit could pave the way for increased trade of mangoes and table grape into the US
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ArticleMixed opening to 2015 for K&N
Logistics group Kuehne & Nagel sees turnover fall but earnings rise through the opening quarter of 2015
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ArticleMaersk Line begins Adelaide-Asia line
Global shipping company Maersk Line has launched its weekly service from the Southern Australian capital to Asia
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ArticleTiming crucial for Australian citrus
Peak body warns that immature fruit could turn consumers away this season
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ArticlePolish apple exports hampered
Minister of agriculture says only 40 per cent of possible apple exports are being shipped
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ArticleTories plan devoted UK food unit and 'OfFarm' watchdog
Should the party win the election, they would look to raise UK foods with protected status to 200+ and cut back the inspections regime
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ArticleIreland's 'last blackcurrant grower' buoyant
Despite most commercial producers reportedly quitting after Ribena left Ireland, Des Jeffares stuck with it and has his own new product
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ArticleEx-pat Brit may have been killed in row over veg
David King, originally from London, was found dead last week in the bottom of a well in Normandy, France
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ArticleMuch to mull in uncertain time for sterling
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why the upcoming general election is leaving a cloud of uncertainty hanging over the British currency
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ArticleYes Peas! looks to expand reach
The campaign for British pea growers is now in its tenth year, but is looking to target more digitally-savvy consumers
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ArticleAustralia eyes closer Gulf ties
Austrade is continuing its efforts to further negotiations on a free trade deal between Australia and the GCC
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ArticleAustralian promotion for South East Asia
Victorian Government launches new campaign focused on grape, stonefruit and pipfruit exports
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ArticleBoy, 16, sets up his own fruit and veg business
Tommy Smith, from Suffolk, says he enjoys being out in the fresh air and meeting people
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ArticleLeading wholesale firm in £2.5m expansion
Ronny Liu, who runs Sunnyfield Veg and Cook’s Delights, is looking to open 60,000 sq ft storage premises in Enfield
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ArticleSupply chain spend leaves berry giant MD upbeat
Winterwood Farms saw its pre-tax profit drop from £837,532 in the year ending 2012-13, to £18,097 in the year ending 31 March 2014
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ArticleManufacturing efficiencies help Florette up profits
Salad giant posted a pre-tax profit of £5.2 million for the year ending 31 December 2014, up from £4.1m in 2013