Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3211
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ArticleMajor downturn for Argentinean exports
A lack of export competitiveness around the world has resulted in a significant decline in Argentina's fruit and vegetable sendings
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ArticleChile records fruit shipment growth
Despite a slow start to the 2011/12 Chilean fruit season, the Port of Valparaíso’s main terminal has registered an upturn in handling
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ArticleDanish shipping magnate dies aged 98
Logistics giant AP Møller-Maersk mourns passing of its former chairman, who is credited with overseeing much of the company's growth
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ArticleGerman bank invests in RSA agriculture
South African agricultural group Farmsecure has announced the sale of part of its shareholding to a German bank
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ArticleM&S food sales up despite poor performance
Increased food sales provide relief for Marks & Spencer during “challenging” fourth quarter
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Poor prices hit Spanish tomato growers
Spanish cherry tomato producers have lost on average €30,000 per hectare so far this season as a result of the “poor average prices” that have been received since the campaign began in September 2011.
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ArticleEnza apples arrive in Antwerp
The first Enza New Zealand apples are set to arrive in Europe next week, marking the start of the Southern Hemisphere season
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OFT approves Co-op's Scottish c-store move
The Office of Fair Trading has approved the Co-operative Group’s acquisition of Scottish convenience retailer, David Sands Ltd.
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ArticleNature Counts awarded to growers
Four new producers have been recognised for sustainability by being handed The Greenery's Nature Counts label
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ArticleCroatian fruit takes frost hit
A range of fresh produce has been decimated by unseasonably low April temperatures, according to reports in the country
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Greenery makes Nature Count
The Greenery has awarded Nature Counts status to four of its top-flight growers at last week’s Floriade trade show in The Netherlands.
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ArticleMen get increased benefit from eating berries
Men who eat flavonoid-rich foods such as berries, apples and aubergines significantly reduce their risk of developing Parkinson’s disease, according to new research by Harvard University and the University of East Anglia.
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ArticleQuality key for Chinese grape prices
Fruit quality is driving price differentials in the Chinese grape market this year rather than supply availability
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ArticleIndia to invest US$30bn in airport infrastructure
India invests in airport infrastructure to keep pace with increasing passenger numbers and cargo volumes
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ArticleWalmart China executive departs
Joe Zhou joins growing list of top-level executives to depart Walmart’s Chinese operations
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ArticleLufthansa Cargo posts record volumes
Lufthansa Cargo saw its air freight volumes hit an all-time high last year, despite an increasingly difficult market
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ArticleUniveg Expofrut merger ‘dissolved’
Apparent errors by local government officials in Río Negro, Argentina, have left Univeg Expofrut in a complicated situation
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ArticleMorrisons back with Fresh In campaign
Retailer underlines its commitment to sourcing locally produced fresh fruit and vegetables "wherever possible"
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ArticleScots scientists in Varroa breakthrough
New money for research to halt honey-bee killer Varroa mites has led to a breakthrough for scientists in Scotland.
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ArticleCamposol union threatens strike action
The Peruvian supplier’s trade union has said it will go on indefinite strike next month if its claims into alleged violations are not heard