Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3292
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ArticleAnecoop opens solar power facility
Cooperative organisation installs major solar power plant at packhouse in Valencia
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ArticleMike Rodgers joins Giumarra
The Chilean fruit expert has been taken on by the California-based company to head its East Coast operations
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ArticleUPA dumps fruit at Spanish Lidl store
Spanish growers’ union stages protest outside supermarket outlet in Almeria
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ArticleNew varieties bred for Africa
RZ Afrisem, a joint venture between Rijk Zwaan and East-West seeds has unveiled its first hybrid vegetable varieties tailored for the African market.
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ArticleRSA Sharon fruit abandons single desk
Discord within the industry has resulted in a split that means the end for the present single desk operation
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ArticlePsa threatens NZ kiwifruit exports
The disease could cause export returns to fall by 25 per cent by 2013, according to New Zealand's ministry of agriculture
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US protests halt port operations
More disruptions at US ports as thousand of anti-corporate greed protesters target west coast shipping hubs
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ArticlePaice pledges CAP leavers will not be penalised
Farming minister Jim Paice has pledged to ensure farmers are not disadvantaged by participating in an agri-environment scheme through the greening of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
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ArticleBRC sets out new food safety standards
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has released its Global Standards for Food Safety 6 with expanded sections on foreign body control, hygiene and housekeeping.
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ArticleThe Greenery streamlines Dutch operations
Company reportedly planning to vacate its facility in Venlo as it seeks to increase efficiency across its logistics network
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ArticleCarrefour set to make acquisition
The French retailer looks set to snap up Guyenne et Gascogne to strengthen its position in southwest France
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ArticleMaersk tests algae-based biofuel
Danish container shipping giant Maersk and the US Navy are reportedly collaborating on a biofuel testing programme
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ArticleLabour shortage pushes up Malaysian produce prices
A farm labour shortage in Malaysia is cutting national crop yields and pushing up produce prices
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Match-funding to boost African imports
FRICH looking for successful new approaches to enhancing import of goods from African nations north of South Africa
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ArticleICA To Go proving a hit
Swedish retailer set to open further store next year, and sees growth potential
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ArticleTesco creates commercial group director role
Tesco has appointed 29-year veteran of the retailer Kevin Grace to the newly created position of group commercial director.
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ArticleOnline tools optimise trade fair preparation
The Fruit Logistica Virtual Marketplace is open for business ahead of the February trade event
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ArticleEstimates climb for Florida citrus
Orange forecast climbs but USDA sees state's grapefruit crop slip back to under 20m boxes in latest prediction
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ArticleWaitrose enjoys sales surge
Waitrose has reported that total sales for the week to 3 December were 5.7 per cent higher than the same time last year.
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ArticleRussian retail market 'to exceed US$800bn'
Market recovering after recent downturn but will still fall short of expectations, according to new PMR report