Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2899
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ArticleDole Philippines looks to expand
Production base set to double just 12 months after Japanese corporation Itochu buys out company
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ArticleSustainability spotlight shines on Latin America
The two-day summit organised by Organic Monitor highlighted a number of sustainability shortcomings in the region
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ArticleTesco will pay for produce price cuts
Retailer will shoulder cost of latest reductions to produce, while one analyst says Tesco’s produce price strategy needs rethink
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ArticleMahindra inks deal with Dutch seed specialist
Creation of new joint venture company will significantly improve seed potato offer to Indian farmers
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ArticleTwo-thirds of consumers worry about waste
Exclusive survey for FPJ Live lifts the lid on shopper attitudes to food waste, supermarkets, GM and much more
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ArticleLeading Israeli exporter passes away
Galilee Export managing director and former Agrexco UK boss Oded Jacobson died after suffering suspected heart attack.
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ArticleNew app to aid grocery transactions
GoKart will allow tech-savvy grocery retailers to increase the speed with which they order from their suppliers
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ArticleMonzón to steer Anecoop towards closer integration
New president will continue strategy of rationalising the producer base of Spain’s biggest fruit and vegetable marketer
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ArticleSan Antonio leads LatAm container growth
Chilean port saw biggest increase in container traffic last year
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ArticleRussia edges closer to Polish import ban
Moscow raises further concerns over alleged risk posed by pesticide residues on fruit and vegetables imported from Poland
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca demands stronger action on citrus black spot
Association is urging EU to extend controls to cover citrus imports destined for processing as well as the fresh market
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ArticleHarma Fruit invests in Macedonia
Greek import-export company looking to establish major packhouse operation at strategic location just across border.
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Price collapse hits Huelva’s strawberry producers
Freshuelva urging producers to destroy fruit rather than sell it at below-cost prices
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Morrisons invests to future-proof supply chain
Retail giant opens the third of its planned cost-saving, efficiency-driving five PCCs in partnership with Bibby Distribution
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ArticleFrench growers denounce price war
Producer groups criticise "abusive" promotions and say they refuse to act as "cannon fodder" in supermarket battle.
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ArticleIndian mango production set for a fall
Fears of a price hike in domestic market, while export growth is also likely to be halted
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ArticleIndian ban ‘could ruin’ mango trade
Petition calls for end to 'excessive' ban on Indian mango imports after job losses warn of further damage to the sector
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ArticleEastPack targets NZ$5m profit in 2014
New Zealand's largest kiwifruit packer says growers will benefit from recent merger with Satara as volumes recover.
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ArticleDominican Republic launches exotics drive
Dragon fruit pilot forms part of country’s produce diversification strategy
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ArticleChris Redfern: Sterling performance
Moneycorp analyst on the causes of a strong week for sterling and a steady period for the world's other major currencies