Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2928
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ArticleNew York state apples 'roar back'
Growers are expecting a crop of nearly 32m bushels, a major upturn on last year's frost-affected crop
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ArticleChilean exports to China surge
Exports of fresh fruit and nuts grow by 46.7 per cent for the first half of 2013, with table grape exports leading the charge
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ArticleCalifornia citrus pest discovery
A minimum of 100 Asian citrus psyllids have been found in the San Joaquin Valley
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ArticleRe:fresh finalists revealed
The finalists for the 2013 Re:fresh Awards have been named ahead of the gala ceremony on 10 October
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ArticleGovernment axes SAWS scheme
Growers' representatives react with fury to government decision to cut seasonal workers' scheme
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ArticleUS demand high for RSA citrus
Over 30,000 tonnes of fruit has been shipped from South Africa so far, with further volumes arriving until early November
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Tommy Wilkins joins Ciruli Brothers
Industry veteran named as director of sales and business development at Grow Farms Texas
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ArticleBritain’s melon opportunity
British producers insist the development of home-grown melons is not just a fad but a real commercial opportunity, writes Chloe Ryan
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ArticleAverting the storm
Storms and hail in southern France left apple orchards unscathed in early August, but the industry isn’t without its worries, reports Luisa Cheshire
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ArticleSlovenia’s Gala showing
Slovenia is fast becoming a preferred apple supplier at the start of the season, as Michael Barker reports
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ArticleSamba style
Brazil’s fruit industry is on the march, and with the World Cup and Olympics coming up, there is much reason for optimism. Michael Barker speaks to Moacyr Fernandes, president of promotional body Ibraf
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ArticleBerry Drive
The berry market has had a boost from summer weather, but the long-term concern is over how to maintain its impressive growth curve, writes Chloe Ryan
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ArticlePlay To Learn
Two entrepreneurs are hoping that their new website will encourage British kids to learn about fruit and veg. Michael Barker went to meet them
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Profits down at Morrisons
Challenging market conditions hit like-for-like sales and, in turn, overall group profit
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ArticleMixed season for stonefruit
The fine weather has made it ideal for eating summer fruits, and the stonefruit category is seeing solid growth despite a reduction in supermarket promotions
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ArticleNew export brand for Venetian apples
Melarena will be used to market Italian region's apples to buyers in markets including Germany and Russia
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ArticleBaywa's Lutz to head Euro Pool board
Klaus Josef Lutz will replace the departing Noël Keersebilck as chairman of the supervisory board
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ArticleBrian Miller to address Symposium
Gourmet Trading president will be a featured speaker at the upcoming International Asparagus Symposium in Peru
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ArticleHDG to open new office in Shanghai
Dutch firm targets emerging market for quality assurance in Asia, working initially with fruit exporters to region