Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3971
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ArticleAgrexco to commence mango exports
Up to 6,000 tonnes of fruit is expected to be shipped this year, an increase of 20 per cent
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ArticleCooperation for Caribbean banana producers
Producers of bananas in the Caribbean have come together to battle common enemies and achieve common goals
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ArticleNew president for Avo Commission
Tom Bellamore has officially taken on the role after serving as interim president since May
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Koppert launches Mini-Airbug
Koppert Biological Systems has launched a new blower that can be used to quickly and effectively release natural enemies in vegetable crops and ornamentals.
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ArticlePlastic not fantastic in UAE
The United Arab Emirates' cabinet has introduced a decree that will see the use of plastic bags banned in the country
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ArticleAgrexco expects rise in date volumes
The Israeli exporter predicts that volumes of its Barhee dates will rise by 10 per cent this season
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ArticleTaiwan concern over 'tainted' fruit
A change to pesticide rules on imported fruit may have led to the entry of tainted US apples into the country, according to local academics
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ArticleTransport "whipping boys" in cuts
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has warned that multi-billion pound spending cuts on major transport projects, owing to a massive public investment shortfall, will not only damage the UK’s road and rail infrastructure, but severely jeopardise Britain’s economic future.
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ArticleBrand Dossier | Envy
Enza’s bicolour apple variety will soon be seen in the produce aisles of some of Europe’s major retailers
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ArticlePurple potato offers cancer cure
A new variety of purple sweet potato, dubbed a ‘superfood’, has been touted as a cure for cancer.
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ArticleItalian apple firms to open Moscow office
Melinda, La Trentina, VOG and VI.P reach agreement on plans to establish permanent commercial presence in Russian capital
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ArticleNew appointments at Total Produce
Company announces changes to its financial directorship and management as it targets further growth in the coming year
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ArticleGreyfriars plans face public wrath
Mushroom supplier Greyfriars (UK) Ltd has come under fire for its new £4.5 million despite meticulous planning for its environmental impact.
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ArticleTotal Produce reshuffles pack
Total Produce plc, the European fresh produce group, has announced several key management appointments.
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ArticleCherries on course for vintage success
Northwest Cherry Growers is positive this season could present a vintage crop.
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ArticleMarkets to reclaim town centres
Experts in the field of retail developments believe that retail markets have a fantastic opportunity to regain town centres and anchor trade with many retailers struggling in the recession.
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ArticleEU regulations "could send growers bust"
Growers in the UK have been warned the new EU regulations on pesticides could severely affect crop volumes and eventually put some companies out of business.
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Swine flu warning issued
Farming leaders in Scotland are pressing the government to establish a fuel prioritisation scheme to avoid food supply problems, in the event of the current swine flu outbreak turning into a more severe pandemic this winter.
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Trade prepares for Asia Fruit Logistica
Trade exhibitors and visitors from Asia and the rest of the world are gearing up for Asia’s only trade exhibition for the international fresh fruit and vegetable business, taking place in Hong Kong at the beginning of September.
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ArticleSodexo motors on with Red Tractor
Sodexo, a leading food and facilities management services provider, has been awarded Red Tractor certification across multiple sites, demonstrating its widespread commitment to supplying customers with quality produce sourced from British farms.