Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3113
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ArticleIncrease forecasted for US navels
The US citrus crop is predicted to be up on last season while sizing will likely be down marginally on the five-year average, according to a USDA report
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ArticleSurprise at Tesco’s in-store tomato warning
The fresh produce industry has expressed surprise after Tesco opted for an in-store message warning customers about weather-related problems on its tomatoes and peppers.
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ArticleStripy aubergine strikes gold
Abel & Cole’s stripy aubergine, supplied by Adrian Izzard of Wild Country Organics, has won the prize for best vegetable at the Soil Association’s Organic Food Awards 2012.
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ArticleLED lighting first for Tesco
Tesco expects to produce a 30 per cent energy saving on its first ever LED-powered store in Loughborough.
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ArticleRecord year for Asia Fruit Logistica
More visitors and exhibitors than ever before took part in Asia Fruit Logistica last week, making this sixth edition of the event the biggest and best yet.
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ArticleEx-Total Value director disqualified for six years
A fresh produce industry executive has been banned from being a company director for six years.
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ArticleDisease cuts Ecuador banana exports
Ecuadorean banana producers are struggling to meet export demand as Black Sigatoka ravages production there
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ArticleSpreafico signs exclusive Agrexco deal
Importer secures exclusive deal to sell Carmel-branded fresh fruit and vegetables from Israel on the Italian market
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ArticleIndonesian rules present hurdles for US
Indonesia’s ongoing review of its fresh produce import regulations is likely to cause logistical issues for US exporters
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ArticleVan Amerongen launches website
Dutch controlled atmosphere specialist makes its technology more accessible to its international customers
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ArticleThailand imports Fukushima peaches
Peaches are the first fresh fruits to be imported from Japan's nuclear-disaster-hit Fukushima Prefecture since the March 2011 event
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ArticleEconomy and LPT closure hit Fresca
Operating losses and closure costs at the Liverpool Produce Terminal have impacted on the supplier's results
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ArticlePositive growth for Waitrose
Sales at Waitrose for the last week of August were up 6.4 per cent, compared to the same period last year
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ArticleDole partners with Hy-Vee on health
Local US retailer teams up with fresh produce multinational to improve school lunch options for Iowa students
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ArticleMark Lumsdon-Taylor: Securing the students’ future
Hadlow, one of the UK’s leading land-based colleges, was recently awarded the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales’ (ICAEW) Finance for the Future award in the public sector category. FPJ finds out more from the college’s finance director, Mark Lumsdon-Taylor
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ArticleOpen all hours
The traditional greengrocer is a rarity these days, but a new breed of independent fresh produce seller is breathing new life into the sector, reports Samantha Lyster
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ArticleThe composite conundrum
The issue of whether London needs composite wholesale markets remains a live topic in the trade. Lisa Kjellsson brings the debate up to date
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ArticleEconomic pressure and LPT closure eat away at Fresca profits
Fresca group has blamed tough market conditions for a decline in profits in what it has called a “disappointing” set of annual results.
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica exhibitor spotlights
Asiafruit Magazine takes a look at some of the exhibitors at this year’s Asia Fruit Logistica trade show
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ArticlePositive growth for Waitrose
Sales at Waitrose for the last week of August were up 6.4 per cent, compared to the same period last year, with the upmarket supermarket achieving positive growth across the board.