Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2895
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ArticleAuchan invests in Tunisia
The French retail group is planning the opening of five commercial centres in the North African country
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ArticleItaly, Spain consider joint berry campaign
Marco Eleuteri of AOP Armonia believes the proposal would give a much needed boost to the Italian sector
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ArticleMaglio makes salad bar donation
Fresh-cut produce distributor is latest company to contribute to the Let's Move Salad Bars to Schools campaign
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ArticleUnited Fresh reveals innovation finalists
Association announces that a record 40 fruit and vegetable innovations will be New Product finalists at United Fresh 2014
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ArticleUK crop-picker exploitation arrests
Two brothers, both Lithuanian nationals, arrested on suspicion of human trafficking workers to pick agricultural crops
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ArticleCR pineapple yields improve
Productivity gains have raised output in spite of acreage declining
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ArticleBubbleberry set for Waitrose stores
Exclusive perfumed fruit, official name being fragaria moschata, went on sale in selected Waitrose branches from Wednesday
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ArticleThis year's Open Farm Sunday set to be biggest event yet
Still time to sign up, with registrations and industry support already significantly up on previous years
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ArticleMcDonald’s aims to double fruit and veg sales
The measure is part of the fast food giant’s drive to raise the bar on sustainability across the business
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ArticlePrepared produce firms in merger
Ever-changing markets result in Hazeldene and Parripak joining forces to become MyFresh
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ArticleTurkey's CarrefourSA turns to profit
The Turkish retailer has posted a profit in the first quarter of the year after years of losses
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ArticleInstallation for Washington Fruit Company
New Zealand-firm Compac will handle fit-out, including the role-out of its new active electronic control
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ArticleFruitylife enhances European campaign
The joint promotional campaign that operates in France, Italy and Germany has a number of new initiatives in store
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ArticleMorrisons rises to discount challenge
Retail group's decision to slash prices permanently on 1,200 products seen as sign of discounters' growing influence in the UK
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ArticleSainsbury's eyes managerial revamp
New roles for Helen Buck, Paul Mills-Hicks and Roger Burnley ahead of Mike Coupe replacing Justin King as CEO
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ArticleMacGillivray's charitable turn
Redfox director to cycle 310 miles to help raise funds in commemoration of tragic air crash
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Morrisons to cut price on 1,200 lines
The move comes as the UK's fourth largest retailer fights to win back shoppers after months of falling sales
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ArticleCredit rating agencies warn of possible Tesco cut
Standard & Poor changes its outlook on retailer's debt from stable to negative, following on from Moody's doing similar
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ArticleCancer charity link-up for BanaBay
Up-and-coming brand chosen by World Cancer Research Fund UK to promote message that healthy eating can help prevent cancer
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ArticleLeading soft-fruit grower slams minister Eustice
Government's farming minister taken to task after reiterating belief at FPJ Live that long-term jobless Brits should pick fruit