Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2870
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ArticleStemilt starts apricot season
Leading grower and supplier's premium apricot season underway in Washington state
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ArticleIndian mango audit ‘could lift ban’
A successful audit of Indian mango processing facilities in September could mean imports ban will be lifted before December, MP has said
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ArticleRenzo Piraccini steps down at Apofruit
Long-serving general manager set to finish tenure at the end of what he called a "fairly good year" for the cooperative
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ArticlePeru clears kiwi plant imports from US
Move gives growers opportunity to broaden their product portfolio
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ArticleUS cherry season kicks off strongly in China
First arrivals selling for RMB100 per carton more than last year
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ArticleConvenience alliance for United
United Fresh and National Association of Convenience Stores announce a new partnership
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ArticlePerfection Fresh and D’Vine Ripe merge
Vertical integration ‘a key driver’ for merger between Australian produce marketer and its JV glasshouse operation with the Victor Smorgon Group
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ArticlePakistani mangoes enter US
Asian nation hopeful of boosting exports to North America, as season’s first shipment commands strong prices
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Article"Affluent" diet constrains food production
A report released by the World Bank finds China’s rapid growth and urbanisation have changed Chinese diets, raising concerns of sustainable food production and food security
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ArticleFresh World Cup: Honduras v Ecuador
Group E: Honduran Keny Molina of Agribolana goes head to head with Monica Molineros of Ecuador's Favorita Fruit Company
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ArticleIntroduce kids to veg before the age of two, study suggests
University of Leeds study also casts doubt over the belief that vegetable tastes must be masked for children to eat them
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ArticleTanzanian mango exports set for rise
Exports of Tanzanian mangoes are forecast to increase to the European Union as initiatives including new varietal development take effect
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ArticleOnline shoppers buy less on impulse
Online shopping could dent retailers’ profits as shoppers are less likely to buy impulse so have a lower overall spend, research finds
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NZ apple group faces export charges
William Thow and Matipou Orchard are facing charges related to exporting non-complying apple shipments to Taiwan
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ArticleStrawberries are the 'happiest fruit'
New survey finds 86 per cent of people feel relaxed just thinking about the berries, but apples evoke less pleasant memories
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ArticlePTI backs case-level traceability adoption
North America's Produce Traceability Initiative meets in conjunction with United Fresh and FMI Connect
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ArticleStubbins takes centre stage at Taste
Stubbins has begun its 50th anniversary celebrations with a major presence at the Taste of London show this week
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ArticleIFCO reaches major milestone
RPC specialist hits 1bn annual shipments from producers to retail locations worldwide
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ArticleBC cherry deal signed in China
Following an agriculture trade mission, British Columbian cherry exports now have full access into mainland China
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ArticlePotential for new Philippine banana variety
Researchers claim lacatan variety is highly resistant to banana bunchy top virus