Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3906
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ArticleAnaheim set for PMA Fresh Summit
The largest US gathering for the international fresh fruit and vegetable industry kicks off in Anaheim on 2 October
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Italy uncovers organic fraud
Some 460 tonnes of conventionally grown apples and pears in Italy have been seized by the Italian authorities as they were before they could be passed off as organic production.
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ArticleAgrexco’s avocados go green
As the Israeli exporter prepares for the new avocado season, the company is highlighting its environmentally friendly approach to production
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Spanish keep faith in the UK
The UK is a complex market, but one that it is important Spanish senders do not give up on, a leading Murcian exporter has said.
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ArticleCitrus consortium appoints new CEO
South Africa's Western Cape Citrus Producers Forum names Joretha Geldenhuys as successor to Piet Smit
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ArticleBoycott launches produce 'makeover'
Convenience stores across London have been given an innovative fruit and veg 'makeover' as part of the Buywell Project, launched by Rosie Boycott last week, aimed at increasing 5 A DAY consumption and store profits.
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ArticleTesco in open-ended Irish deal
Tesco Ireland has agreed an open-ended deal with a group of vegetable growers in the Republic to buy 211,000kg of fresh produce a week at what are described as “above market” prices.
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ArticleUttar Pradesh potato acreage to rise
Potato acreage in India’s Uttar Pradesh is expected to rise, on top of an already record output this year
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ArticleRetirement ruling raises concern
A law firm is urging agriculture firms to pay close attention to retirement age law after the High Court ruled that the current default retirement age of 65 is lawful - for now.
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ArticleMarks & Spencer records stable results
Food sales at the UK retail group remain unchanged, but the company says results reflect a “continuing improvement” in fortunes
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ArticleSpecialised reefers still losing ground
Containerised sector's share of perishable reefer shipments set to grow from 56 per cent last year to 71 per cent in 2015
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ArticleUniveg plans market-driven expansion
EXCLUSIVE: Following several major acquisitions, the group's fresh produce management is making integration its priority
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ArticleLondis revs up new delivery offer
Londis is taking steps to improve its supply chain efficiency with the introduction of a brand new fleet of environment-friendly lorries for its stores.
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Tesco promotes fresh director
Tesco has promoted one of its fresh foods boss to its executive committee harnessing more than 20 years of experience and adding to speculation over Sir Terry Leahy’s eventual successor as chief executive.
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ArticleMaersk Israel adds new routes
Shipping company Maersk Israel has introduced new services to and from ports in Russia and Turkey
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Co-op film pressures government
The government is being urged to commission research into the effects some pesticides may be having on nature’s most efficient pollinator after a new film from The Co-operative.
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ArticleCompass commits to English apples
UK foodservice company announces that it will only source from English-grown apples and pears during next two months
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ArticleWUWM winds its way to French capital
Sustainable logistics and branding were high on the agenda at last week’s World Union of Wholesale Markets conference in Paris
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ArticleM&S reports sales upturn
Marks & Spencer has announced it is to employ an extra 20,000 seasonal staff and posted better-than-expected sales results, attributing the upturn to a rise in consumer confidence.
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G20 stalls over Doha Round talks
Trade leaders have pledged to revive global trade, reject protectionism, boost trade finance and refrain from imposing new barriers - but failed prevent the continue stalling of the Doha Round trade negotiations.