Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2832
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ArticleAhold recognised for sustainability
Dutch retailer scores highly in areas including waste reduction and carbon emissions
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ArticlePhil Hudson to leave the NFU
Union's head of food and farming to depart the organisation at the end of October, FPJ can reveal
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ArticleArdo and Dujardin complete merger
Belgium-originating frozen fruit, vegetable and herb giants with operations across Europe including the UK join forces
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ArticleItalians accuse Poles of EU funding grab
Alleanza Coop accuses Polish producers of taking 90 per cent of €125m set aside for EU growers hit by Russian import ban
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Morrisons profit tumbles by £105m
Drop of more than 30 per cent in retailer's pre-tax profits for six months to 3 August as supermarket price war continues to wreak havoc
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ArticleGF Group ready to sell companies
Italian produce giant reveals plan to safeguard future of Fruttital by offering bank creditors equity and focusing on core business
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ArticleLandmark figure for tube grocery service
More than 10,000 orders placed for London Underground grocery click and collect services, as retailers expand offerings
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ArticleEU suspends Russian ban scheme amid fears of fraud
The European Commission is concerned that producers are submitting fraudulent claims after €125m pot is sucked dry
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ArticleT&G and Unifrutti sign Peru grape deal
Turners & Growers announces joint venture with Unifrutti Chile to develop large-scale table grape plantation in Peru’s north
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ArticleEve Juice hits Malaysian shelves
New single strain offering targets growing demand for pure, sugar-free apple juices
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ArticleCristie Mather leaves Pear Bureau NW
Pear Bureau Northwest’s communications director Cristie Mather has stepped down after eight years with the US company
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ArticleMaersk appoints head of South China
Global shipping company Maersk Line has appointed Silvia Ding as head of its South China office in Hong Kong
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ArticleContainers win reefer share
Container lines' refrigerated (reefer) capacity is forecast to grow 22 per cent over the next five years at the expense of traditional reefer ships, says Drewry report
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ArticleCutrale-Safra bid to delay Chiquita vote
Brazilian companies enter into confidentiality agreement with Chiquita and confirm support for merger decision adjournment
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ArticleCapespan snaps up Aspen stake
Group strengthens its supply chain service offering by picking up 75 per cent stake in Aspen International
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca urges EU to help boost potatoes' reach
To benefit from increased trade opportunities outside Europe, trade body urges EU Commission to minimise impediments
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ArticleVietnam pursues American dream
There is room for growth in the US market for Vietnamese exotic fruit exports, says official ahead of lychee and longan shipments
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ArticleCH Robinson makes European mark
Company opens a new office in Germany while also promoting two new office managers
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ArticleRetailers held to account for tomato workers' pay
Tesco, Sainsburys and Albert Heijn 'have responsibility’ to ensure living wage for workers in Moroccan tomato industry, says report
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ArticleCMA CGM signs multiple agreements
French container shipping group puts pen to paper on agreements with CSCL and UASC