Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3966
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Banwell dies, age 83
Maurice Banwell, one of the UK’s foremost top-fruit advisers known throughout the fruit-growing world, has died aged 83.
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Hot stuff fires up Tesco
Tesco is doubling its range of chilli peppers starting this week, in line with unprecedented demand.
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ArticleIndian grape firm targets UK
India's third-largest grape exporter is looking to ramp up its operations in the UK as it targets a “pioneering” market.
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ArticleNZ minister tackles challenges head on
New Zealand can play a key role in addressing global food security issues, according to the Hon David Carter, the New Zealand minister for agriculture, biosecurity & forestry.
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ArticleSomerset shop in awards hunt
A diverse farm shop and visitor centre in Somerset has reached the final of this year’s Farmers Weekly Awards.
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US grape industry tightens UK focus
The California Table Grape Commission is set to ramp up its UK focus as it works to boost consumption of the state’s 2009 table grape crop and prolong its marketing campaign.
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ArticleUK has "key role" in food security
The UK may have a key role in providing food for export across the globe in the coming decades, but horticulture is unlikely to play a significant part in this, according to the National Farmers’ Union (NFU).
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ArticleValencians seek avo option
Avocado production in Spain has enjoyed a strong season in 2009, leading growers in the region of Valencia to consider diversification into the crop.
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ArticleItalians unite in green agenda
Two Italian firms are aiming to achieve strong environmental goals after an agreement to unite their packaging and produce functions.
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Co-op Farms scoops innovation gong
The Co-operative Farms has won the Innovation in Co-operative Business Award for its “Grown by Us” range.
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Capespan running tight ship
South African exporter Capespan Exports is improving value in the chain by increasing on-farm container loading this season.
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ArticleFrench apricot volumes soaring
The French summer fruit season could be a remarkable one after reports that apricot volumes are rocketing and presence on the UK market is increasing.
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Staffline reports steady year
Recruitment and human resources (HR) specialist Staffline has reported a steady first six months of 2009, with falling client volumes offset by some new business.
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S&A dismisses labour accusations
S&A Produce has defended its wages policy following claims in the media it has paid its workers as little as £45 a week.
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ArticleUK supplier under fire over workers
S&A Produce, which supplies fruit to major retailers including Tesco and Sainsbury's, has been accused of exploiting pickers
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ArticlePBH promotes kids' health drive
Organized by the Produce for Better Health Foundation, the campaign is aimed to teach children that fruits and vegetables can be fun
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Window Food scheme unveiled
Amid high food prices and concern about sustainable food, a new National Trust initiative launches today, challenging urbanites to transform their windowsills into beautiful vegetable gardens.
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Grapes offer diabetes hope
A breakthrough study using grapes could prove to be a major step in tackling diabetes and weight issues.
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ArticleTerry Watts leaves Keelings
Keelings has confirmed the departure of Terry Watts as managing director of its UK subsidiary
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ArticleGiumarra-Borquez ink asparagus deal
New marketing company Giumarra Borquez LLC will market asparagus from Mexico, Chile, Peru and California