Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2749
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ArticleSeeka outperforms October forecast
Net profit for 2014 up substantially on guidance range, while shareholder dividends highest in three years
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ArticlePrepared category eyes seasonal produce
Prepared fruit and veg suppliers are looking to seasonal produce and maximising the health message to grow sales over the next year
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ArticleArgentine topfruit “in crisis”
Río Negro’s apple and pear industry faces losses of US$83m for present season if present market conditions continue, report warns
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ArticleStrong demand for Australian macadamias
Poised with a solid crop, exporters of the tree nut are seeing strong interest across Asia
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ArticleHamburg to host port conference
The International Association of Ports and Harbors event will take place on 1-5 June this year
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ArticleWalmart launches online green shop
Retailer says web-based portal helps customers to identify the most sustainable brands and suppliers
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ArticleBeijing booming in fresh fruit imports
Beijing has become the major hub for fresh fruit imports in northern China
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ArticleApal forecasts Class 1 apple and pear crop
Apple and Pear Australia has forecast a season of high-quality apples and pears with volume up on previous years
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ArticlePink Lady celebrates continued success
The apple brand’s recent performance is at odds with the current dire state of the market, but how much can be attributed to the loyalty of Pink Lady consumers?
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ArticleHogan pledges EU support for co-operatives
EU agriculture commissioner says reformed CAP will provide tools to help growers unlock their potential
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ArticleTesco under fire from farmers
Retailer asked how it can balance stable consumer prices with sustainable margins for producers
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AnalysisOpinion: Guy Watson laments the demise of cooking
Why has cooking from scratch become a spectator activity, despite the ongoing rise of foodie media? Riverford Organic founder Guy Watson discusses
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ArticleVolumes down at Port of LA
Terminal congestion, protracted contract negotiations and other supply chain issues hit January volumes
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ArticleMaersk sticks to slow steaming
Cheaper fuel will not mean a return to higher vessel speeds, company says
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ArticleAvocados from Mexico backs FNV
Group is a founding supporter of a new brand that promotes fruit and vegetable consumption to teenagers and mothers
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ArticleStrong start for Chilean campaign
Export revenues in January reach highest total for ten years, according to Central Bank
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ArticleFurther earnings growth for Fyffes
Group delivers its sixth consecutive year of earnings growth, driven by organic volume growth in the pineapple and melon categories
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ArticleCelebrity-endorsed FNV hits the US
The Produce Marketing Association has pledged US$1m towards a marketing campaign pushing fruits and vegetables consumption in the US
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ArticleHIA chief explains reform process
CEO of Horticulture Innovation Australia John Lloyd responds to criticism over lack of industry consultation on functioning of new grower-owned body, and explains roadmap for development