Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3535
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ArticleEcuador scales back production
The MD2 pineapple sector in Ecuador is facing a number of challenges, due in large part to the alleged oversupply from Central America
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ArticleChandler Copps passes away
Former president of the Produce Marketing Association has died at the age of 78
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ArticleSinclair Systems launches VPS
The group's Variable Print System is geared towards reducing inventory costs for produce packer-shippers
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ArticleIraq boosted by trade route opening
Emirates SkyCargo launches its new Basra airfreight service on the 2 February
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ArticleAuchan’s Zenalco posts strong results
Retailer’s Spanish fresh produce export subsidiary achieves increase in sales during 2010
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ArticleFrench ports strike hits apple exports
Several thousands of tonnes of French apples bound for export are being put at risk by sporadic strikes at French ports, according to France’s apple and pear growers association, the ANPP.
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ArticleMarket eager for UK cues
The first UK cucumbers should come on stream in early February, according to Lea Valley grower Paz Milazzo of UK Salads.
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EVG confident despite profit fall
Evesham Vale Growers (EVG) is confident of a strong 2011 with “continued growth” despite posting a small fall in profits.
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ArticleRain and tough market hinder South Africans
South African stonefruit volumes are set to fall significantly amidst “extremely tough” marketing conditions while the country’s white grapes suffer from excess rainfall and flooding.
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ArticleOnions New Zealand appoints new independent chairman
Peak body Onions New Zealand has appointed former Freshmax Exports general manager Michael Ahern as its new independent chairman
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ArticleChinese vegetable prices rise
Chinese vegetable prices continue to rise, pushed on by production disruption a cold snap in the south
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ArticleIndia to develop cold chain facilities
The Punjab state government plans to invest heavily in improving its cold chain with the creation of a perishable cargo centre at Amritsar International airport and around a dozen integrated packhouses in the state
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ArticleCosta Rica banana recognition
Costa Rican bananas have won geographical indication status with their national government.
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Re:fresh 2011 themes unveiled
This year’s Re:fresh conference and expo will focus on the changing face of the industry and how ‘the best of British’ are innovating to meet the challenges of getting produce to market as part of a sustainable food chain.
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ArticleWaitrose awards logistics contract
Waitrose has awarded a contract to Gist to become a logistics provider for components of its primary transport operations.
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ArticleLidl plays down fears of UK pepper recall
Discount retailer Lidl UK has moved to calm fears that the discovery of plant growth regulator Ethephon on capsicum from Spain - destined for sale at Lidl Group stores in continental Europe - could lead to a product recall in the UK.
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European Parliament agrees banana deal
The European Parliament has agreed to approve a reduction in the import entry tariff for Latin American bananas over the next eight years, although it has asked for Canaries producers to receive compensation.
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ArticleOr citrus exports begin
Agrexco has announced that this season's first deliveries of its easy-peel citrus variety, Or, are now being shipped to key European markets.
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Thais face export crisis
Thailand will adopt the Thai good agriculture practice scheme (Thai GAP) approved by the EU as the future standard for its fruit and vegetable exports to ease safety concerns among importers.
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ArticleSouth Africa unveils campaign plans
South Africa’s top-fruit and stonefruit industry has unveiled details of its winter campaign in the UK, at the beginning of what it expects to be a challenging year.