Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3071
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ArticleWashington calls for Chinese apple access
Washington’s apple industry is calling for US access for Chinese apples in a bid to help re-establish US apple access into China
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ArticleAeon begins first Cambodian mall
Aeon has started work on its first Cambodian mall as part of expansion plans across the South East Asian region
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ArticleWork underway on kiwiberry supply
Freshmax and Plant & Food Research working on supply chain to expand kiwiberry opportunities in Asia and Europe
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ArticleIndia looks into Walmart lobbying
The global retail giant is being investigated by the Indian government for the company's spending on lobbying to facilitate its entry into the country
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit see "stunning" growth in Taiwan
Taiwan received a record volume of New Zealand kiwifruit in 2012 thanks to Zespri's promotional efforts
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ArticleUS apple imports soar in Taiwan
US Washington apple imports double in Taiwan as Japanese and Korean fruit face market setbacks
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ArticleSheerness faces produce closure
Peel Ports Medway is considering the closure of part of its fresh produce facility to increase presence in other core sectors
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ArticleFraud charge rocks Italian school scheme
Funding process for school fruit project under suspicion as police arrest former agriculture ministers Zaia and Galan
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ArticleCBI to present 23 firms in Berlin
Suppliers from nine developing countries will seek long-term European partnerships at Fruit Logistica 2013 with the support of CBI
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ArticleContainer giant visits Hamburg
CMA CGM Marco Polo becomes the first container mega-ship with a capacity of more than 16,000 TEUs to call at the German port
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ArticleFirst pan-European AOP is born
Eight French and Flanders producer organisations join forces to create first pan-European association of producer organisations
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ArticleAGRA eyes vegetable development
Rijk Zwaan and the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa look to boost the role of vegetables in Africa's agricultural sector
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ArticleUSDA cuts Florida citrus estimate
Dry weather and intense disease pressure have impacted on volumes, according to Florida Citrus Mutual CEO Michael Sparks
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ArticlePakistan transport strike cripples exports
Pakistan’s ongoing transport strike is crippling the export trade and has cost the country’s produce industry US$15m
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ArticleBopha damage estimates increase
Philippine banana damage estimates from Typhoon Bopha have been revised upwards to nearly 19,000ha
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ArticleJapan challenges for Peru avocados
Peruvian avocado entry to the Japanese market will have to contend with strongly placed Mexican supply
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ArticleStrong year so far for Spanish exports
Germany, France, Netherlands and UK all spent more on Spanish fresh fruit and vegetables between January and September
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ArticleJeronimo predicts strong growth
Driven by its Polish and Colombian ventures, the Portuguese retailer expects yearly sales growth in the double digits
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ArticleCitrosol analyses citrus decay
Group outlines citrus shelf-life extension methods at the 2013 International Citrus Congress
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ArticleMallet named Fedepom director
New Fedepom director Christophe Mallet will take over the reins at the start of next year