Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3268
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ArticleBelgian ports to face disruptions
Belgian ports will next week be affected by a nationwide strike, with service providers advising against delivering cargo
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ArticleHong Kong air traffic falls
Annual traffic at world's largest air cargo airport shrank 4.6 percent in December 2011
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ArticleAsia-Pacific air cargo demand falls
Asia Pacific airlines are braced for another challenging year after cargo demand fell by 4.8 per cent in 2011
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ArticleCo-op hires new food business chief executive
The Co-operative Group has hired Steve Murrells as chief executive of its food business, taking over from Tim Hurrell who retired last year.
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ArticleBalancing the power: How to be a master negotiator
It’s no secret that there’s an imbalance of power in the fresh produce supply chain in the UK, but with food security threats looming, change may be ahead. Elizabeth O’Keefe investigates
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ArticleEscaping the commodity trap
There are many products within the fresh produce basket that have fallen or are in danger of falling into the commodity trap, where volumes are high and prices are continually squeezed. Elizabeth O’Keefe tries to find a route out of the maze
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ArticleChallenges remain for fresh recruiters
Recruiters are feeling the impact of direct sourcing on their businesses and the need to attract more young graduates to the sector. Steven Maxwell reports
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ArticleBeing the best you can
One of the most brilliant businessmen in a generation, Sir Richard Branson has seen and done it all. In an exclusive interview, the Virgin owner tells Stephen Milton about his love of local produce, passion for the London Olympics and tips for surviving a recession
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ArticleStephen Cox: Why food safety is still developing in the fresh produce business
Since the last Fruit Logistica in February 2011, a lot has happened in the industry that has, in one way or another, impacted
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ArticleEU celebrates CAP's 50th
The European Commission launched its CAP@50 campaign this week celebrating 50 years of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) as member states consider proposals for its reform.
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ArticleLondon calling
With the 2012 Olympic Games coming up, there has never been a better time to visit London. Here, Lisa Kjellsson lists the must-see events and where to soak up the atmosphere of the capital
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ArticleBritish varieties go for gold
Going into their fifth marketing year, Rubens apples have seen continued growth this season. Now the brand is keen to be known as the best of British. FPJ reports
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AnalysisRobert Frost: As consolidation of the fresh produce sector continues, is centralised thinking always best?
The consolidation taking place across all sectors of the food industry is posing some serious challenges for larger
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ArticleCode cuts reefer cargo damage
Adherence to 360 Quality Code measures has cut damage to reefer cargo shipped from South Africa to Europe
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ArticleHalifax grocer hit with massive fine
A convenience-store owner in Halifax has been fined more than £3,000 for offering rotten produce for sale.
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ArticleThe retail alternative
Bringing back the old magic in the British fresh produce trade is more than just a job for Jonathan Olins. Fred Meintjes meets one of the trade’s most colourful personalities
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ArticleEU eases up on nitrate levels
Legislation is being relaxed to lower legal levels on nitrates in foodstuffs, particularly relevant for leafy vegetables
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ArticleA certain uncertainty
This is set to be the year where the only certain thing is that conditions will be uncertain. John Giles, divisional director at Promar International, reports
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ArticleFresh thinking
Changes are afoot at Produce World, where new ways of thinking and a focus on innovation are driving the business forward. Michael Barker visited the company to meet the senior team and find out more
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ArticleMean machines
At last week’s LAMMA show, agricultural machinery manufacturers came out in force to showcase their products. Tom Bonnett rounds up the news from the event