Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2932
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ArticleMajor grant for Port of Wilmington
Federal funding for repairs will allow the US port to better meet customer needs and compete for new business
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ArticleFairtrade blues in solid supply
North American retailers are receiving promotable volumes of ethically-produced and sourced berries from Interrupcion Fair Trade
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ArticleSpanish tomato exports rise
Fepex reports growth of 9.5 per cent during the first half of the year, thanks to greater EU demand
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ArticleTotal Produce delights in strong first half
The Irish multinational posts a robust performance boosted by acquisitions, but admits of frustrations in UK market
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ArticleMorrisons backs sweetness of UK apples
Retailer says that this year's crop is sweeter than last year as it prepares to sell a record amount of English apple varieties
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ArticleAsian fresh-cut sector to grow
Demand for fresh-cut fruit is soaring in Asian markets as consumers look for safe, high-quality and convenient food
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ArticleInvestment future bright in Asia
Asia will continue to be a key investment focus in the global fresh fruit and vegetable business
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ArticleCapespan posts 'strong' results
South African group enjoys revenue growth of 26.3 per cent during the first half of the year
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ArticleNew acquisition for Univeg Group
Daffodil specialist New Generation is acquired by Univeg subsidiary Winchester Growers
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ArticleFruit Show announces 80th birthday celebration
The National Fruit Show is welcoming a host of new trade stands and offers an FPJ-sponsored conference programme next month
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ArticleRSA grape industry goes mobile
A new mobile app will educate consumers on health benefits, ethical production and trade methods
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ArticleUS agri export value to hit US$140bn
Country set for a new agricultural export record, according to US agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack
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ArticleStudy backs ethylene removal technology
Research claims that using ethylene removal is integral to improving the shelf-life of soft fruit
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ArticleEating fruit reduces risk of diabetes
Study, published in the British Medical Journal, also warned fruit juices can increase the risk of developing type 2 diabetes
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ArticleFrench road tax plans face delay
Less than 2 per cent of lorries using French roads have registered for compulsory tax scheme due to start October
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ArticlePoor prospects for Japanese stonefruit
A USDA report has given a pessimistic outlook for stonefruit consumption, with market growth unlikely
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ArticleCertain fruits reduce type 2 diabetes risk
Study identifies blueberries, grapes and apples as significantly decreasing risk of developing the disease
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ArticleJapanese firm invests in Myanmar
Joint enterprise established between Megumi No Sato and Myanmar’s City Mart Holding Company
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ArticleThe 'Avozilla' invades Tesco
Tesco to stock the world's largest avocado, which is a staggering five times larger than the standard variety
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ArticleCapespan launches finance joint venture
Capespan Capital says it will provide grower-suppliers with dedicated financing options unavailable elsewhere