Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2912
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ArticleAMC unit takes charge of grape varieties
SNFL acquires exclusive licence to grow Sheehan series in Namibia and South Africa, with plans to grow more for Europe and Far East
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ArticleTesco alters supply chain logistics to cut food waste
Supermarket claims to have added up to 10 days of shelf life with new approach to packing
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ArticleVarekamp now IFS and BRC Certified
Rotterdam-based fresh logistics service provider achieves dual certification
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ArticleHeston, eat your heart out
She grew up in Holland, followed a boyfriend to South Africa, photographed Mandela and now runs one of the country’s most renowned and alternative restaurants. Meet the star that is Margot Janse
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ArticleJobs risk as Greenvale proposes pack site closure
Potato supplier's proposal puts 190 jobs at risk, but company also announces return to profit growth
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ArticleMore challenges to single-desk model
Details emerge of another proposal to export New Zealand kiwifruit outside Zespri and the country’s collaborative marketing arrangement
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca weighs in on organic talks
The farmers' organisation has called for new EU proposals on organics to allow the sector to continue its development
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ArticleDawson: Kicking down the door
Outgoing chairman of the NFU's horticulture and potatoes board Sarah Dawson looks back at her time in office
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ArticlePoskitt is new NFU horticulture chair
Yorkshire-based vegetable grower Guy Poskitt replaces Sarah Dawson, who steps down after five years
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ArticleSavéol marks 300 years of Plougastel
To commemorate 300 years of the highly regarded strawberry variety, French co-operative Savéol has a new promotional campaign in store
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ArticleUS sweet potatoes target Europe
The American Sweet Potato Marketing Institute has received US$200,000 for promotion in western Europe
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ArticleAsda cuts jobs to ‘redefine’ strategy
Press leaks lead to retailer announcing undisclosed number of job losses as it seeks foothold in changing market
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ArticleMurcia ramps up controls on CBS
Aim is to minimise risk of disease spreading to local farms from facilities handling imports from affected countries
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ArticleSpain increases non-EU imports
Horticultural imports from non-EU countries increases 14 per cent in January, while exports dropped 6 per cent
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ArticleVegetable prices fall in Ukraine
Due to issues exporting to Russia, Ukrainian vegetable companies are suffering a major price decrease on the domestic market
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ArticleIGD chief economist debates the big picture at FPJ Live
Interactive on-stage debate to cover retail and consumer topics, as well as the development of the grocery industry
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ArticleBHS Food to join discount craze
Topshop tycoon Sir Philip Green says his BHS Food venture will undercut prices at big four by up to ten per cent
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ArticleCatalan stonefruit exporters target non-EU markets
New export consortium Sinergia Fruit Export will have combined output of 120,000 tonnes
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ArticleDuo named among Canada's best
Oppy and Mastronardi Produce are named among Canada's 50 best-managed companies
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ArticleThai retailer to address Fresh Produce India
Supavadee Nimmanakait, GM of produce imports for Tops/Central Food Retail, will speak on Indian sourcing opportunity at next month's Pune event