Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2939
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ArticleSouth Africa faces water challenge
Extent of river contamination exposed by in-depth study into waterways, many of them used to irrigate fresh produce
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ArticleFrench apples escape storm damage
Storms and hail in southern France left apple orchards unscathed last week
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ArticleCarrefour plans to double Indian stores
French retail chain Carrefour is planning 10 new stores across India, more than doubling its network in the country
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ArticleSainsbury’s plans Philippines venture
British retailer Sainsbury’s is reportedly eyeing the Philippines as its next Asian market venture
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ArticleLarge volumes of wild berries expected
Woodland Trust says that British wildlife will benefit from large volumes of wild berries
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ArticleSheffield gears up for new market
Council says there are still vacancies for fresh produce traders at the city's new £18 million retail market
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ArticleBulgaria backs local produce suppliers
Ministry of Agriculture announces it has reached agreement with retailers in the country to source local fruit and vegetables
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VideoTrade concerned over French lorry tax
Industry not yet fully prepared for new road taxation scheme due to be rolled out from the start of October
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ArticleHAB launches health campaign
Nutrition-focused education programme from Hass Avocado Board is aimed at boosting fresh fruit consumption among US consumers
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ArticleEU watches French tax plan with interest
New lorry taxation due to be introduced from October could be extended to Germany and Italy, if successful
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ArticleWaitrose: soft fruit is selling in bulk
Upmarket retailer says consumers have been buying cherries and strawberries in larger quantities this year
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ArticleFruit fly status being ignored
China continues to overlook South Australia’s fruit-fly-free status, prompting senator to call for market access overhaul
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ArticleDole to accept Murdock offer
US fresh produce giant reaches agreement on improved share offer from chairman and chief executive David Murdock
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ArticleChildren 'prefer fizz to veg'
British Heart Foundation claims that British children are more likely to drink fizzy drinks than eat fruit or vegetables
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ArticleA new definition for new potatoes
Potato Council provides a new industry description for the potato type as it looks to expand consumer understanding
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ArticleUS proposes Peru papaya access
Hot water treatment and fruit fly traps would be required under the proposed systems approach entry protocol
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ArticleF&K signs new sourcing contracts
Deals have been inked with mainly independent growers in Chile, Costa Rica and Panama to source produce range from topfruit to tropicals
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ArticleArgentinean lemons blown off course
Frosts in Tucumán dampen positive season start which saw shipments rise against last year
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ArticleEuropean apples bounce back
Despite the changeable weather conditions, early forecasts are positive for this year's European apple crop
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ArticleLasting Leaf backs breast cancer campaign
Bagged-salad brand brings its charity fundraising pink packs back into Asda for a second season