Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3904
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ArticleItalian produce sector must act fast
Newly elected president of Ortofrutta Italia argues challenges must be addressed quickly and efficiently
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New deciduous body for RSA industry
Anton Rabe will head up HORTGRO Services, which has replaced South Africa's Deciduous Fruit Producers' Trust with immediate effect
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ArticleUruguay welcomes GlobalGAP Tour
Harmonisation of agricultural standards progressing well in Latin American region, delegates are told
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ArticleFresh-cut boosts Landec's Q1 results
Despite a strong performance by its fresh-cut vegetable business, the group reported lower revenue and net income
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ArticleLandec hit by economic downturn
The food technology and packaging group's results for fiscal year 2009 have shown a fall in both revenue and and net income
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ArticleTasty Bunch disappoints
The UK fresh produce trade has been disappointed by the launch of the EU’s latest healthy eating campaign aimed at youngsters: The Tasty Bunch.
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ArticleFlorida's citrus production area falls
The USDA has reported that the state's citrus acreage fell by 1.3 per cent this season as a result of infected tree elimination
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ArticleGlobalGAP Tour kicks off in Kenya
Outreach and consultation events underway as agricultural standards body looks ahead to introduction of new version in 2011
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ArticleGlobalGAP Tour kicks off in Kenya
Outreach and consultation events underway as agricultural standards body looks ahead to introduction of new version in 2011
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ArticleWight cast adrift
Producing a vast array of vegetables and salads, from sweetcorn and courgettes to tomatoes and garlic, the Isle of Wight has a lot to offer. But since the demise of food group Tastes of Wight, producers, caterers and fresh produce companies have been somewhat cut adrift. Elizabeth O’Keefe visits the island and finds that fresh produce players are resilient
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ArticleSpanish make citrus comeback
The Spanish citrus sector has suffered more than its fair share of crises in recent years, but with this season set to get underway over the next few weeks, what is in store growers and exporters this time around? Anna Sbuttoni reports
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ArticlePositivity shines through weak grape market
A remarkably weak market has characterised the start of the European grape season so far, as consumption remains static and the sector stable. Suppliers are still confident, however, that prices will pick up in the coming months. Alex Lawson reports
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Industry enjoying renewed support
The clarion call from the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) last week extolling the virtues of British growers and the need
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Ministry discussion missed the mark
This was supposed to be the culmination of the summer fruit crisis in France. French minister of agriculture Bruno Le Maire
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Olins celebrates sterling innings
Laurence Olins, chairman of Poupart Ltd and crop association British Summer Fruits, celebrated 40 years in the produce trade last week with a bash at Lord’s Cricket Ground, attended by more than 120 friends and colleagues from the industry. Laura Gould caught up with him
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Resistance offers in-built secret weapon to growers
By Hazeldene agronomist and technical director Simon Hendry
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Concerns over returns at a high
Supermarket rivalry stepped up a notch this week with the news that Waitrose is to muscle into convenience territory by
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ArticleDel Monte launches vending machines
The new line features fresh-cut fruit and vegetable packs of bananas, pineapples, grapes, apples, carrots, celery and tomatoes
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ArticleCDC releases state produce report
Group publishes data summarising fruit and vegetable consumption by US state and highlighting environmental policies to improve diet
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ArticleUruguay welcomes GlobalGAP Tour
Harmonisation of agricultural standards progressing well in Latin American region, delegates are told