Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2857
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ArticleNeville-Rolfe named as business minister
Ex-Tesco director takes up new role following David Cameron's shake-up of ministerial jobs
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ArticleNew food security initiative launched
The Declaration of Abu Dhabi for Global Food Security through Good Agricultural Practices has been introduced
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ArticleRetailers share Brammy glory
Judges unable to split Waitrose and Sainsbury's as 21st Bramley apple awards celebrate industry excellence
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ArticleHeat is on for CA table grapes
An unusually warm winter has kicked off one of the earliest Californian table grape seasons, now suffering its third year of drought
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ArticlePanasonic eyes vegetable market
Japanese company looking to develop production systems to grow fresh produce indoors
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ArticleNew model may help growers in droughts
US-developed tool holds promise for showing growers when to plant so they can avoid costly droughts
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ArticleGrimshaw: RPA faces laborious test
Payments Agency is working with Defra to build a new system to enable a smooth transition to the new CAP schemes
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ArticleNew UK raspberry variety unveiled
Glen Dee boasts a seven per cent yield increase compared to the popular Glen Ample variety
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ArticleCarrefour sees rise in sales
The French retail giant has recorded an increase in sales for the second quarter of the year, despite the negative impact of exchange rates
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ArticleJoin Tesco and Walmart in Peru
Eurofruit Congress in Lima will offer exporters, marketers and buyers chance to shape future of fast-growing fresh produce supplier
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ArticleSFLC secures slice of South American trade
Chris Scott is pleased with the progress made by the South Florida Logistics Centre
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière renames subsidiaries
Following the split between Dole and Compagnie Fruitière, the latter has brought its French, UK, Spanish and Portugese divisions under its own banner
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ArticleJazz raises funds for diabetes prevention
Crunch to Contribute campaign raises awareness and funds through social media
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ArticlePeru reinforces trade ties with China
Two countries have committed to speed up trade and expand mutual investment
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ArticleClay Wittmeyer outlines Naturipe ambitions
Director of International sales talks Latin American supplies, promising varieties and innovation
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ArticleGesex targets UK growth
Company says there is potential to increase shipments of red and green seedless grapes and stonefruit
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ArticleAustralian oranges launched in China
Peak industry body optimistic about exports passing the 1,000 container mark this season
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ArticleAsia-US freight rates to rise
Transpacific shipping organisation has recommended companies raise Asia-US freight rates from 1 August
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ArticleReport points to pesticide presence
A new study has claimed that 84.2 per cent of fruits and berries in Norwegian stores contain pesticide residues
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ArticleFirst major batch of UK-grown apricots hit shelves at Tesco
Fifteen tonnes of UK-grown stonefruit now on sale in UK, with a huge increase in production lined up to seize export opportunities