Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2951
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ArticleScientist praises strawberry discovery
A wild strawberry found in Oregon could bring about a host of new varieties
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ArticleCamposol announces Anecoop integration
Closer co-operation is announced with completion set for 2016
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ArticleDrop in cargo volumes at LA
Port of Los Angeles releases its June cargo results, with volumes dropping 7.2 per cent year-on-year
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ArticlePositive trend continues for K&N
Kuehne and Nagel registers improved turnover and net earnings for the second quarter of the year
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ArticleChilean kiwifruit targets Europe
The Chilean Kiwifruit Committee held a technical seminar in Rotterdam to demonstrate the progress it has made as an industry
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ArticleGerold Kaltenbach leaving Landgard
Commercial director decides to step down after 12 months leading company through major reorganisation
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ArticleStorms decimate Italian fruit crops
High winds and hailstorms have reportedly destroyed entire production of melons, pears and other fruits in area near Parma
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ArticlePakistan resumes Japanese mango exports
Unnamed exporter to ship 6 tonnes to Asian country this season, according to media reports
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ArticleEcuador gets serious about Gulf trade
Exports of bananas and other fruits to the UAE could see substantial increase over next few years as trade links strengthen
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ArticleWaitrose trials refrigerated lockers
Staff are trialling the new click-and-collect concept at head office before a planned roll-out next year
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ArticleMilestone for Colors’ Novo Packhouse
Leading South African fruit packer, Novo, receives Blue status award from one of the world’s top retailers
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ArticlePhilips predicts bright future for Morrisons
Morrisons' boss Dalton Philips insists the retailer is making positive progress as it looks to expand its services
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ArticleE coli technology firm gets a boost
Scottish firm FoodScience receives a loan as it looks to expand its fresh produce technology into new markets
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ArticleSchools urged to ban packed lunches
A government-commissioned report urges schools to ban packed lunches and produce healthier school dinners
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ArticleFlorida evidence of "devastating" HLB
As the state's citrus crop estimate falls 9 per cent below last year, Florida Citrus Mutual points to the impact of citrus greening disease
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ArticleUruguay deal pleases Seald Sweet
USDA's publication of a final rule on Uruguayan citrus entry into the US comes after decade-long struggle
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ArticleTaiwan inks NZ trade deal
Zespri chief executive welcomes free-trade arrangement, which will see tariffs eliminated by 2017
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ArticleNature's Pride DC design commended
Dutch importer's new headquarters awarded highest rating by international building sustainability monitor Breeam
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ArticlePink Lady praises strong start
The apple brand enjoyed a successful first part of the last campaign, despite fierce competition on the market during its early stages
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ArticleCasino takes control of Monoprix
The French retailer has acquired the remaining 50 per cent stake in Monoprix from Galeries Lafayette