Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3465
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ArticleUS projects record trade levels
US Department of Agriculture forecasts unprecedented levels of agricultural imports and exports
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ArticleUniveg-Expofrut cements leadership
The group has handled 22 per cent of all Argentinean apple and pear exports during the first three months of this year
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ArticleWal-Mart plans Chile expansion
US retail giant confirms investment in Chilean business this year
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Weis reports Q1 earnings rise
US store operator posts 7 per cent increase in net income to $18.6m
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ArticleBlue Skies gets sustainability crown
The UK supplier has been honoured for its contribution to development in Africa and South America
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ArticleWoodward Foodservice branches into produce
Woodward Foodservice has broadened its product range for the nation’s caterers and chefs by offering fresh produce for the first time ever.
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ArticleCovent Garden bosses at FPJ conference
Covent Garden Market Authority’s chief executive Jan Lloyd and the London wholesale market’s tenants’ association’s chair Gary Marshall are set to answer the industry’s questions as part a debate panel at the FPJ Conferences - South East event.
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ArticleJapanese farmers demand compensation
Japanese farmers have protested outside the offices of Fukushima reactor owner TEPCO, demanding compensation
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ArticleStonefruit growers want promo push
Stonefruit producers in Murcia are calling for a five-year promotional campaign for their fruit as forecasts for peaches, nectarines, cherries, plums and apricots are announced.
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ArticleBig crop vetoes Philippine onion imports
Solid Philippine onion production means the government is unlikely to issue any import licences in the next six months
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ArticleDinosaur brand sets foot into China
California stonefruit giant Kingsburg is launching its Dinosaur-branded pluot in Hong Kong and China this year
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ArticleUS grocery prices up 1.1 per cent
March's US consumer price index for food at home shows 1.1 per cent increase
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ArticleBlue Skies crowned for sustainability
UK prepared fruit supplier Blue Skies, which has factories in Ghana, Egypt, South Africa and Brazil, has received a Queens Award for Sustainable Development for the second time in four years.
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ArticleVital Berry under new management
Silva family sells off almost 30 per cent in shares to hand over the Chilean berry specialist to new ownership
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ArticleUS premium produce gains traction
New report reveals prepared and organic produce are top drivers of performance in the US fresh food department
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EU data shows mixed results for 2010
Statistics laying out the EU's fresh fruit and vegetable trade in 2010 reveal a year of mixed fortunes
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ArticleOrganic sales top US$10bn
2011 Organic Industry Survey reveals fruit and vegetables experienced particularly high growth in US last year
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ArticleCanadian retailers report sales growth
Stores in Canada post sales increases for February after two months of decline
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ArticleArgentina facing export challenge
An anticipated deceleration in external fruit sales during the second half of the season is leaving many Argentinean suppliers with cause for concern