Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2791
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ArticleStrong start for West Australian avocados
State’s exporters begin season early to capitalise on demand from international markets
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ArticleCalls for EU to drop Indian mango ban
Positive report from Food and Veterinary Office should prompt EU to lift ban, according to British MP
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ArticleCMA CGM unveil new services
Customers in India and Zanzibar to be connected on a new 21 rotation
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ArticlePotato growers face levy hike
Mooted hike to fund Potato Council's plan for the sector would take the levy to £43.46/hectare (£17.59/acre) for growers
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ArticleRSA-China apple protocol approved
The South African apple industry has taken a huge stride with the signing of the Apple Export Protocol enabling exports to China
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ArticleVI.P names Thomas Oberhofer as president
President of Val Venosta's largest apple co-operative named as Italian marketer's successor to Karl Dietl
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ArticleEnvironmental recognition for PerfoTec
Fresh produce technology company is named runner-up at the European Business Awards for the Environment
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ArticleTop scientists' neonics conspiracy 'leaked'
Private note allegedly records discussion in 2010 between four scientists about how to persuade regulators to ban neonicotinoid pesticides
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ArticleMorocco “destabilising” EU tomato market
French, Spanish and Italian producers are calling for urgent action from Brussels in the face of surge in Moroccan imports
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ArticlePersimmon homes in on the UK
Persimmon is at the forefront of the exotic category’s resurgence, with sales growth showing no signs of abating.
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ArticleAlico moves for Florida citrus trio
Agricultural organisation moves for three producers in a deal that makes it the largest citrus grower in the US
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ArticleUS produce volume remains steady
UFPA report also shows double-digit rise in sales of value-added fruit and snacking vegetables
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ArticleCherries pick of the bunch for CNY
Cherry imports into China are ramping up as Chile and Australia make the most of an increasing appetite for the fruit
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ArticleAustralian citrus levy increase closer
Growers approve a move to raise R&D and biosecurity levies, with industry now waiting for government approval
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ArticleTeresa Ciprian joins Zespri board
Business development specialist becomes kiwifruit marketer’s first female board member
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ArticleOnline tracking for Indian mangoes
The Indian mango industry is set to introduce a system allowing consumers to track the fruit’s farm origins
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ArticleOnline grocery sales rise in Australia
Food and liquor now nations third largest online segment, according to NAB index
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ArticleIn Beds with Stephen Hedderly
Bedfordshire Growers is quietly making a name for itself, and has just launched a new veg brand. FPJ meets its MD, Stephen Hedderly
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ArticleAir cargo bounces back
Global demand for airfreight is back to levels not seen since 2010, reports the IATA
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ArticleChina relaxes Peruvian citrus protocol
Amendment will result in greater volumes being shipped to the Asian country