Meldungen aus Europa – Page 3989
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Ocado loses battle with Tesco
Upmarket online delivery firm Ocado has been penalised for false claims in a price war with Tesco.
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ArticleHeavy organic apple investment made
An intensively planted orchard in Evesham is set to boost UK organic top-fruit production following a £1.3 million investment in new, disease-resistant varieties.
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ArticleJapan greets Taiwanese mangoes
Taiwanese Irwin mangoes are selling well on the Japanese market labelled as ‘Midsummer’s Ruby’
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ArticleCarrefour plans Thai export boost
Carrefour aims to siphon off Thailand’s production glut by increasing exports to its European stores
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ArticleBlueberries go mainstream
Blueberries are “no longer a speciality item”, according to a leading global marketer of the fruit.
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Tesco store plans struggle
Plans for a new Tesco supermarket in Bradford could be approved despite a number of issues concerning the application.
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ArticleIGD: Intense value contest in Europe
Latest research from international food and grocery expert IGD reveals new shopper loyalties are emerging across Europe as food retailers and manufacturers engage in an intense contest for value.
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Government launches food waste scheme
The Environment Agency has launched a new scheme to collect food waste from sites around the country and recycle it through a biomass plant where it is turned into renewable energy.
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ArticleSustainability in public's hands
The onus is now on the public to ensure long-term sustainability and food security as the fresh produce industry has made ‘rapid progress’ in tackling issues such as climate change and oil depletion, according to an expert in the field.
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ArticleBananas survive Honduras quake
Disruption to the banana trade out of Honduras caused by recent earthquakes has been minimal.
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ArticleCitrus growers score World Cup meet
An international citrus congress is set to take place during next year’s football World Cup as the industry looks to capitalise on its location in Cape Town.
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ArticlePink Lady revs up sales
Pink Lady apples, which hold a nine per cent share of the total UK apple market, is painting towns pink as it tours a branded Mini Clubman car up and down the UK.
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ArticleRetailers in green battle
Tesco plans to “spark a mass movement in green consumption”, it has claimed, in the same week that Marks & Spencer announced progress on its five-year sustainability strategy, Plan A.
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ArticleTaste of Birmingham takes new tack
Michelin-starred chefs, award-winning restaurants and local producers will be meeting in the Midlands next month for this year’s Taste of Birmingham event.
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ArticleDole and Exofarm tie up with Disney
For the latest release by Disney Pixar, sponsors Dole France and Exofarm have launched a special competition offering various prizes
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ArticleHamburg Süd expands River Plate service
The group will add two more vessels to its Europe-South American east coast service by the end of 2009
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ArticleDel Monte plots Brazil banana move
The multinational is considering shifting production from Rio Grande do Norte to Ceará, according to local press reports
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ArticleTesco unveils 'banana hammocks'
New shelving system offers bananas soft landing on arrival in store, according to UK's leading supermarket operator
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ArticleJR Holland staff gain NVQs
JR Holland Food Services has implemented a new company-wide training scheme that has seen all of its 60 staff members gain an NVQ level two qualification in the past twelve months.
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ArticleNew London market opens
The first traditional street market to open in central London for half a century has opened this week after a £1 million regeneration project.