Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3730
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ArticleFruit Logistica 2011 promotion begins
The worldwide campaign begins today to promote the leading international trade fair in the fresh produce industry
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ArticleGlobal Berry Congress returns to London
Biennial conference event set to focus on a range of important issues currently shaping the international berry business
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ArticleFirm increases dragon fruit exports
Vietnamese firm Rong Do Company is aiming to boost its US and Japanese dragon fruit exports this month
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ArticleGrand Alliance kicks off 'Loop D'
Joint operation with the New World Alliance had its inaugural arrival at the Port of Hamburg on 28 April this year
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RASE gains new president
Sir Mike Tomlinson, the ex-chief inspector of schools in the UK, is to be the next president of the Royal Agricultural Society of England (RASE).
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ArticleEU-Egypt deal ‘offers trade concessions’
Trade deal, which comes into force on 1 June, will ‘remove most restrictions’ on Egyptian imports, claims Spain's Fepex
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ArticleEurope in fruit export volume growth
Freshfel Europe has reported that while volumes increased, the value of both fruit and vegetable exports fell sharply during 2009
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ArticleZON members reject merger proposal
Idea of possible merger with fellow Dutch cooperative Fruitmasters appears to be on ice following meeting of ZON members
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ArticleRestaurant game ups marketing ploys
The UK’s restaurant, hotel and pub operators are using an imaginative range of marketing techniques to keep the nation’s diners eating out.
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ArticlePakistan targets new mango markets
With shipments set to start on 15 May, the government sets an export target of 150,000 tonnes for the year
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Asiafruit Congress line-up strengthens
Further additions have been made to the line-up of this year’s Asiafruit Congress, taking place in Hong Kong in the autumn
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ArticleZespri targets T&G case split
Zespri aims to split Turners & Growers’ case between the High Court and the New Zealand Kiwifruit Board
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ArticleSmaller crop for Northwest cherries
This year’s Northwest cherry crop is predicted to be over 20 per cent down on 2009’s bumper harvest
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Mushroom plant to close as carbon tax looms
An Irish mushroom plant has announced it is to close - just days before the introduction by government of a controversial carbon tax that growers warn could lead to further shutdowns.
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ArticleFrench wholesale giant enters China
The operator of Rungis, the world’s largest fresh produce wholesale market based in Paris, has forged a joint venture to set up and manage wholesale markets in China
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ArticleBerries take fruit sector lead
Soft fruit has become the leading fruit category over citrus, stonefruit and top fruit over the last 12 months with strawberries driving the category, according to the latest research.
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ArticleSpike in Korean fruit imports
Korean fresh fruit imports have spiked in March, after a lengthy cold snap led to a shortage of locally grown fruit
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ArticleOOCL launches new Asian service
Container shipping firm OOCL has launched a new service for China, Thailand and Vietnam to begin on 5 May
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ArticleBudgens puts focus on 'real food'
“Emerging stronger” was the theme for this year’s annual Budgens conference, with emphasis on the essence of the Budgens brand, which it describes as “real food for today’s communities”.
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Carolina Sun site relaunched
Sweet potato brand Carolina Sun has launched its revamped website to encompass a range of new features.