Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3927
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ArticleAlbert Cross lands Hollywood face
The Scottish potato producer has unveiled Desperate Housewives star Marcia Cross as the new face of Rooster potatoes
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ArticleHollywood star fronts Albert Bartlett ads
Fresh potato supplier Albert Bartlett has signed up a major Hollywood A-lister to front their new Rooster potato campaign in the company’s biggest advertising campaign yet.
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ArticleInternational traceability guide launched
GS1 and the International Federation for Produce Standards (IFPS) have produced guidance for those responsible for implementing traceability, including growers, packers, importers and distributors.
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London firms make capital gains
Businesses in the capital could escape paying out millions of pounds after an initiative to reduce the number of parking fines or Penalty Charge Notices (PCNs) given to commercial vehicles was approved.
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ArticleDutch onion volumes fall
The Dutch onion crop could be as much as 10 per cent down on last year, but will still be in plentiful supply in the UK.
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Syngenta hosts open field days
Plant research specialist Syngenta is to host a number of field demonstrations to display its vegetable and crop protection products next month.
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ArticleCash injection for ailing high streets
The government has announced it is to pump £3 million into an empty shop revival fund for the most deprived and hardest hit high streets in the UK.
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ArticleKoppert to exhibit in New York
Koppert Biological Systems is to present its products at a sustainable greenhouse in New York’s New Amsterdam Village, as part of a celebration of 400 years of friendly relations between the Netherlands and the Big Apple.
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Singapore airport to open perishables centre
Singapore Airport Terminal Services Limited (SATS) has announced plans to launch Coolport@Changi - Singapore’s first on-airport perishables handling centre.
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ArticleOmex opens £3m Norfolk lab
Omex Agrifluids has invested more than £3 million in a new state-of-the-art production and laboratory facility at a new site in Kings Lynn, Norfolk.
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Stobart creates major rail link
A UK logistics operator has brokered a major deal to reduce the amount of lorries on UK roads and create a direct rail link from Spain.
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ArticleItalians report stable apple offer
Italian apple producers are looking forward to a relatively stable season, following a bumper 2008-09 harvest and a subsequently difficult export market.
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Bejo Zaden holds open days
Bejo Zaden will be holding open days at its Dutch base next month to give insight into its developments and range.
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Writtle students take plaudits
Writtle College students will travel to Chelmsford, Essex next month to receive their specialist degrees at the college graduation ceremonies to be held in Chelmsford Cathedral.
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ArticleNWF heralds Tesco salad success
Natures Way Foods (NWF) has heralded the success of its newly bred salads, sold through Tesco, as a strong indicator that consumers are increasingly opting for whole leaf salads.
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ArticleChinese apples survive drought fears
The Chinese Fuji apple season looks to be on track, even though widespread drought in the country could severely affect growers.
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Nairobi to host major conference
Nairobi is set to host a major African conference covering the challenges and opportunities the horticulture sector faces.
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Article"Shocking" checks put retailers at risk
A huge number of retailers are putting themselves at considerable risk by not carrying out in-depth checks on their maintenance service providers, according to a new study.
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De Ruiter reshuffles seed supplies
De Ruiter Seeds BV has announced a reshuffle of its seed supply to accommodate its acquisition by Monsanto and its subsidiary companies last year and Monsanto's buy-out of the Seminis Group of Companies prior to that.
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ArticlePortsmouth receives record banana job
Portsmouth Port saw its biggest-ever delivery of bananas earlier this month, with the council-owned shipping company MMD reporting 15,000 pallets.