Meldungen aus Europa – Page 2985
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ArticleSpain makes stonefruit recovery
Despite inclement weather, Spanish stonefruit volumes are forecast to rise
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ArticleGreenvale hits the roof
Potato supplier Greenvale has installed solar panels to cut energy costs at its factory in Cambridgeshire
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ArticleMAF poised to pounce in Egypt
The Dubai retail group is reportedly in talks to take over Egypt's largest supermarket chain from the Mansour Group
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ArticleStrong profits for Branston
The potato supplier recorded a good year, achieving strong pre-tax profits, in figures just out for 2011-12
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ArticleDownturn for Chilean citrus
Contraction in clementine volume will significantly impact Chile’s total citrus exports during the June to October season
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ArticleDPA ruling may 'end' US/EU relationship
The US Apple Export Council has said that the DPA ruling could end its topfruit exports into the EU market
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ArticleEgyptian citrus may re-enter US
A decade since the ban on Egyptian citrus, the US authorities could be set to grant access once more
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ArticleApples "don't deserve" Dirty Dozen tag
Adrian Barlow hits back at recent EWG report claiming apples are the fresh produce item most likely to be found with pesticide residues
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ArticleTaylor's Gold shining at Oppy
Vancouver group expecting a strong campaign for the Enza pear variety, with signs pointing to good sizing and quality
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ArticleReport blasts online junk food ads
The Children's Food Campaign has criticised the government for not protecting children from online junk food advertising
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ArticleYear opens with positive result for Antwerp
Freight handling rises year-on-year although container volumes drop at the Belgian port
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ArticleIndonesian quotas set to be lifted
Citrus Australia chief executive “cautiously optimistic” restrictions will be scrapped following delegation’s visit
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ArticleIranian apples squeezing Indian market
Prices fall as US and domestic apple growers come under pressure from cheaper Iranian produce
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ArticlePeru boom shows no signs of slowing
The completion of extensive irrigation projects is set to secure the continued expansion of Peru’s agriculture production capacity
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ArticleDPA ruling could be 'disastrous'
The European Commission's decision to lower the MRL of DPA could lower topfruit exports, according to experts
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ArticleCucumbers blamed for outbreak
73 people have been infected in a multi-state salmonella outbreak, with cucumbers from Daniel Cardenas Izabal and Miracle Greenhouse blamed
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ArticleEC to ban three neonicotinoids
The European Commission has voted to press on with plans to ban three controversial neonicotinoids
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ArticleChris Redfern: All eyes on ECB announcement
Moneycorp's Chris Redfern looks at the issues shaping this week's currency movements
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ArticleWaitrose invests in Essentials range
Upmarket retailer Waitrose says it will add a record number of products to its Essentials range this year
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ArticleSainsbury's riding high on Welsh sales
Regionally sourced potatoes are enjoying a boost in Wales