Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2761
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ArticleWAC assures retailers its apples are safe
The US apple industry is working to ensure retailers and consumers are aware that Washington apples are safe to consume
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ArticleHamburg Sud and CMA CGM expand cooperation
Major shipping lines announced further cooperation on services between Asia, the US and Europe
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ArticlePMA makes 'all-in' offer to resolve port dispute
The Pacific Maritime Association has issued an all-in offer to the ILWU in an attempt to resolve US port disputes
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ArticlePolitics and football keep Bramleys off top spot
Apple campaign on social media generates views in the multi-millions, with only specific football and politics topics proving more popular
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ArticleClough and Marris reshuffled by Tesco
Supermarket moves senior figures out of fresh produce department as part of management restructure
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ArticleBooths appoints first-ever CEO
Appointment comes as retailer prepares for largest and most ambitious expansion in its history, opening five new stores in 12 months
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ArticleTesco to be investigated over supplier relations
Groceries Code Adjudicator Christine Tacon has launched the first investigation into a retailer’s supplier relations
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ArticleNZ onion shippers count on quality
A potential overhang from the Northern Hemisphere season has New Zealand onion exporters taking a cautious approach to their 2015 campaign
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ArticleIlip announces UK development
Packaging group announces at Fruit Logistica 2015 that Jonathan Baldwin is its new area manager for the UK
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ArticleGiumarra welcomes DulceVida stonefruit
Group introduces its exclusive line of stonefruit varieties bred in Europe
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Article'Remarkable' turnover growth at Bonduelle
Group turnover exceeds €1bn for the first time during six months to 31 December 2014
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ArticleChallenges squeeze US citrus sector
Citrus greening, on-going drought and port disruption are testing the resolve of the US citrus industry
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ArticleChina lowers tariff on US pecans
China has dropped the import tax on US pecans from 24 per cent to 10 per cent
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ArticleFirst Aussie mangoes shipped to the US
The first shipment of Australian mangoes has been sent to the US after gaining market access last month
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ArticleRewe sustainability head joins GlobalGAP
Guido Siebenmorgen is elected to the GlobalGAP board for the 2013-2017 period
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ArticleDel Monte gains Sustainably Grown certification
SCS Global Services completes third-party audit of Fresh Del Monte's plantations in Costa Rica and Guatemala
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ArticleCanadian prices set to surge
Plunging dollar value could lead to soaring fresh produce prices, according to a University of Guelph report
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ArticleScott Farms unifies as global brand
North Carolina sweet potato firm merges marketing with UK subsidiary Scott Farms UK to create consolidated global brand
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Article‘Incompetent’ gangmaster stripped of GLA licence
A labour supplier to pea and sprout growers in the West Midlands has had licence removed after underpaying workers
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ArticleMMD nets exotics import contract
Each week, one of four AEL vessels from Africa will bring around 3,500 tonnes of fruit and vegetables to the Portsmouth-based firm