Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3923
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ArticleSupermarkets defend UK plum approach
UK supermarkets are defending their stance in the wake of criticism of UK plum pricing.
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ArticleCosta Rican research recognised
The research director of the Costa Rican banana producers’ association, Corbana, Dr Jorge Sandoval Fernández, has been appointed president of Musalac, the Plantain and Banana Research and Development Network for Latin America and the Caribbean.
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IGD hosts farmer workshops
IGD is launching a series of workshops aimed at helping farmers to increase sales and reduce costs in their business this month.
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Fortress reports sales boom
Fortress Technology Europe has reported a 28 per cent increase in global sales for this financial year to date compared to the same period last year, seeing sales in the UK alone up 13 per cent.
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ArticleEdible Ornamentals reaches final
Edible Ornamentals has been voted as regional finalists in the Local Food Heroes competition staged by Good Food cookery show Market Kitchen.
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ArticleThe Greenery sets out new model
Responding to speculation in the trade last week, Dutch produce giant The Greenery has announced its intention to set up a new model for “co-operation” among the company, the co-operative and its members.
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M&S chills its Hong Kong offer
Marks & Spencer has branched outside the UK in chilled foods for the first time in its history, to enter Asian market in Hong Kong.
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ArticleRecord entries for Yorkshire awards
The fifth annual deliciouslyorkshire Awards organised by the Regional Food Group for Yorkshire and Humber has attracted a record number of entries - more than 268 in total, and will this year feature a Fresh Produce Award sponsored by Stockbridge Technology Centre.
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Disabled entrepreneurs encouraged
Advisory service Business Link is encouraging people with disabilities to consider starting up their own business.
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Own-brand boom continues
Shoppers are opting for supermarket own-brand products in their droves, according to new research.
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ArticlePepper prices soar as production falls
Yellow peppers from the Netherlands have shot up in price by almost 50 per cent in a week on some UK wholesale markets, from 700p a 5kg carton to 1000p.
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ArticleSpain's citrus crop 'to fall by 20 per cent'
This year’s Spanish citrus campaign is set to feature shorter volumes than last season, although quality is “exceptional”
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Tight market creates Fyffes success
Fyffes has increased its profit forecast for the second time in three months after seeing a positive rise in its profits over the summer.
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ArticleProject backing for Yorkshire firms
The Appetizing Innovation scheme, run by Yorkshire Forward, is supporting projects costing from £5,000 upward, looking to benefit from access to the most up-to-date skills, technologies and equipment.
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ArticleMaersk Line improves Vietnam service
The new service is designed to better support customers' efforts to enhance the efficiency of their supply chains
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Valencian kakifruit sees huge increase
Growers in Valencia are expecting a massive increase in kakifruit production this season, following a disastrous campaign in 2008-09.
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ArticleHouston unveils air cargo perishables hub
The opening of the facility is designed to turn the international airport into a major gateway for perishables, especially from Latin America
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Hull wholesaler Cliff Blackburn retires
Produce trader Cliff Blackburn of Dennis Butler Ltd, based in Hull’s wholesale market, has retired this week after an illustrious career spanning six decades.
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ArticlePositive first-half results for Fyffes
The Ireland-based fresh produce group has reported on improved group revenue, profit and earnings for the first half of 2009
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ArticleChiquita's credit rating improved
Standard & Poor's has bumped the groups rating up one notch to B following an improved performance