Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3359
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ArticleETI goes for new approach
The Ethical Trading Initiative (ETI) is launching a new approach aimed at driving widespread, sustainable change for and vulnerable workers in global supply chains including fresh produce.
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ArticleNew Ahold CFO to cut costs further
Jeff Carr set to take on financial directorship at Dutch retail group this coming November, pending shareholder approval
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ArticleVietnam cashew exports fall
Vietnam's 2011 cashew exports will be down on last year, despite similar production volumes
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ArticleScottish food security stakeholders meet
Some of the best minds in food, health and agricultural research and practice in Scotland are meeting in Aberdeen to debate key issues around the topic of food security today.
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ArticleUS growers bounce back after morpholine woe
US growers are bouncing back stronger than ever from the problems with morpholine that dogged apple exports to the UK last season.
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ArticleRecord US exports predicted
US fresh produce exports are expected to hit a record high in the 2012 fiscal year on the back of a low dollar
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ArticleChile pinpoints Indonesian opportunities
Chile’s delegation to Indonesia following ASIA FRUIT LOGISTICA has identified opportunities for growth
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AnalysisIs Tesco’s rethink on Japan defeat or design?
Tesco’s decision to pull out of Japan might have been a shock to people used to the supermarket succeeding at everything it does, but Alex Lawson reports on why admitting defeat might be a shrewd move for the retailer’s global ambitions
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ArticlePakistan eyes Russian market for kinnows
Russia holds tremendous potential for Pakistani kinnow mandarin exports, says shipper
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ArticleHerbs Unlimited extends operations
Herbs Unlimited based near Thirsk, North Yorkshire is expanding its herb range and packhouse operations.
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ArticleDaily Maersk to 'change shipping'
Shipping giant's latest innovation on the Asia-North Europe trade lane offers 'unprecedented frequency and reliability'
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ArticlePakistan rethinks mango strategy
Pakistan may set higher mango export targets and pursue new markets in coming seasons following a successful deal this year
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ArticleBelize banana assessment underway
The country's banana industry has been rocked by two severe storms that hit earlier in the month
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ArticleChile to sponsor Fresh Produce Ukraine
Sponsorship of the trade event will help to grow business for the Chilean fresh fruit industry as it makes increasing waves in eastern Europe
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ArticleAEBE re-elects Eduardo Ledesma
Ledema will head up the Association of Ecuadorean Banana Exporters (AEBE) for the period 2011-2013
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ArticleCalifornia apples get early season boost
California apple growers are enjoying a flying start to their campaign thanks to great demand and fine weather.
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ArticleDiplomatic crisis could hurt trade
The stand-off between Turkey and Israel could spell bad news for Israeli exports to one of its most important trading partners
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ArticleHamburg Süd reveals green initiative
Shipper teams with Germanischer Lloyd to develop an emission management system
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ArticleEmirates launches new Asia freight service
Emirates SkyCargo's new freight service connects Australia, Hong Kong and Singapore with the carrier's global network
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ArticleUnited Fresh backs traceability pilots
Association has lent its support to FDA programmes designed to trace products responsible for foodborne illness outbreaks