Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3118
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ArticleHallett bullish despite pea volume collapse
The British Growers' Association is confident pea volumes will improve in 2013 despite the weather meaning growers could only deliver 55 per cent of this year's expected harvest.
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ArticleMacfrut hosts melon meeting
Players from the melon sectors in France, Spain, Italy and Morocco will meet at Macfrut in Italy to discuss key issues
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ArticleMinor downturn for Chilean fruit exports
Despite the dip in sendings between January and July, growth in the citrus, avocados and kiwifruit categories helped to partially offset other declines
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ArticleIndonesia gets guaranteed container shipping
The world’s first guaranteed shipping services for containerised ocean trade are expanding to Indonesia
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ArticleDole agrees DBCP case terminations
Fresh produce giant reaches agreement to terminate 38 lawsuits alleging pesticide-related injuries from DBCP
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ArticleFrench fruit-growing capacity on the wane
The surface area of French orchards fell by just over 17 per cent between 2000 and 2010
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ArticleFrench fruit-growing capacity on the wane
The surface area of French orchards fell by just over 17 per cent between 2000 and 2010, according to the latest inventory from the Ministry of Agriculture.
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ArticlePrince de Bretagne keen on kale
The French marketer is broadening its cabbage offering, with plans to develop the kale market both at home and abroad
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ArticleTotal Cherry seals exclusive cherry rights
The UK firm has inked a license agreement with a Canadian group to produce and market late-producing Staccato cherries
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ArticleIndonesian produce imports fall
Fresh fruit and vegetable imports into Indonesia have fallen by 18.5 per cent so far this year compared to last
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ArticleUK packaging giant expands into Africa
Fresh produce packaging firm Sirane will expand its business operations into South Africa.
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London’s finest showed the need for collaboration and consolidated standards
With the overall success of the Olympics and Paralympics, we salute the GB teams and take away an immense sense of pride in
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ArticleThe great packaging challenge
Shoehorned between industry requests for less material and more on-pack information, packaging companies have a lot to think about if they’re going to stay green, writes Lisa Kjellsson
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ArticlePeru’s rising star
Amid the global economic doom and gloom, one country is making strides to position itself at the forefront of fresh produce supply. Michael Barker reports on why Peru is now a crucial source for the UK market
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ArticleNaturally TWEET
Social media has brought down dictatorships, launched businesses and offered access to celebrity thoughts, but can it help boost sales of organic produce? Samantha Lyster reports
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ArticlePromising signs for citrus sector
Higher average selling prices have brought value and volume growth to the citrus category, but there is a mixed picture from a consumption point of view
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Range of colours spreads across fresh
Sometimes it seems extraordinary how overseas suppliers manage to find a gap in the market when it comes to one of the major
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ArticleTara Sundramoorthi: It is down to suppliers to react to the fact that the web has now taken over
As technology plays an increasingly central role in our lives, the UK’s startup scene has boomed in the last few years
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Full in-tray for new secretaries of state
Caroline Spelman departed DEFRA this week without having made much of an impression on me or, I dare say, many others.Too
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ArticleMorrisons aims to bounce back after profit dip
Morrisons has unveiled plans to expand its UK operation as it reported a 0.9 per cent drop in like-for-like sales for the six months ending 29 July.