Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2744
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ArticleOppy appears in 'best managed' list
The Oppenheimer Group has been named as one of Canada's best-managed companies for the 14th year running
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ArticleTesco Lotus unveils new DC plan
Second regional distribution hub to be built in Surat Thani, servicing around 200 stores
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ArticleRSA fruit industry's 'help schools' competition returns
UK schoolchildren invited to learn about South African fruit farming and the difference it makes to thousands of South Africans
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ArticleVitacress mucks in with Tesco education scheme
Leading herb and salad grower hosts Farm to Fork event as part of retailer's Eat Happy project
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ArticleFresh Del Monte in vegetable hire
Robert Spence joins as vice-president, sales & product management for its tomato & vegetable programme
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ArticleEcuador tariff hike alarms fruit exporters
Import duties on a range of fruits and vegetables to hit 45 per cent from Wednesday
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Article'Peel Off' combating port congestion
The new programme to streamline container movement at the Port of Los Angeles is picking up and improving efficiency
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ArticleConcerns ramp-up over TR4
Disease changes the course of North Queensland’s banana industry forever, according to leading authorities
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ArticleSica looks back on tough 2014
Brittany's vegetable producers endured a difficult year in 2014 due to unfavourable weather conditions and the Russian ban
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ArticleCoquimbo drought losses reach US$1bn
Industry calls for more government action to help region’s stricken growers
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ArticleSanLucar berries plug new movie
Shaun the Sheep features on new strawberry pack on sale in Germany and Austria, as well as McDonald's Happy Meals
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ArticleEuro back in the spotlight
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern on why the ECB's money-printing plans is putting the focus squarely on the single currency
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ArticleNew president for Blue Whale
Claude Rehlinger is set to pass the baton to Christophe Belloc as apple giant Blue Whale's new president
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ArticleUniveg launches new exotics brand
Exclusive: Soul Fruit will be licensed to one retailer per country, with Rewe already selling the branded range in Germany
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ArticleNisa snaps up over 270 ex-Costcutter traders in two years
C-store specialist has been on a recruitment drive in recent years, and is constantly increasing its presence in the UK
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ArticleC-store produce sales get backing
A primer designed to boost the sales of fruit and vegetables in US convenience stores has been launched
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ArticleJailed drug growers 'thought they were growing vegetables'
Despite initially offering a more charming tale, a Leeds duo have each been jailed for three years for intentionally growing cannabis
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ArticleCF signs deal with Irstea
France's Compagnie Fruitière has penned an agreement with Irstea to improve fruit production systems in Africa
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ArticleBullying gives procurement a bad name, managers claim
New research suggests that 88 per cent of supply chain managers reckon supplier bullying in retail is a blight on the industry
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ArticleLarvae found at two Auckland properties
Fruit fly outbreak intensifies, with over 10 tonnes of caterers' waste destroyed following World Cup cricket game