Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4011
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JR Holland supports British tomatoes
In celebration of British Tomato Week, JR Holland will be ensuring all of its customers, which include schools, local authorities, universities and niche restaurants in the North East receive the best of British sourced tomatoes in a bid to encourage customers to make the switch and buy British.
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ArticleTesco boss feels Irish fury
Tesco chief executive Sir Terry Leahy felt the full force of Irish growers’ anger over his company’s policy of cutting consumer prices by squeezing suppliers and increasing imports when he visited the Republic on Tuesday.
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Indian produce imports grow
Indian imports of fruit and vegetables have grown in value by a fifth this year compared to 2008
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Aus grapes face carton shortage
Australian table grape exports have hit a snag with a shortage of polystyrene cartons
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ArticleVersdirect.nl gains approval for merger
Members vote by overwhelming majority in favour of taking over both Combilo and Scherpenhuizen
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ArticleHortiberia to stage organic campaign
Spanish marketing group Hortiberia plans to promote its organic products across key markets to help drive awareness of the segment
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Potato protection eradicates weeds
A new specialist soil adjuvant herbicide has been released to ensure that weed competition is removed early and effectively to protect potato and bean crops.
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Future bright for Devon farmers
Farming has a bright future in Devon, due to the unique mix of enthusiastic young farmers, strong support for local food, and close links between farming and tourism, according to Savills Rural.
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Court rules in herbicide's favour
The continued availability of Devrinol, AC 650 and other herbicides containing the active ingredient napropamide, has been secured across Europe following an interim relief ruling that has been awarded to crop protection company, United Phosphorus.
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ArticleSpeakers sign up for Asiafruit Congress
A diverse range of industry experts will head up discussions at the Asiafruit Congress in Hong Kong on 2-4 September
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ArticleSign up for Asiafruit Congress 2009
Delegates can now register online for Asia's leading conference event, which takes place in Hong Kong on 2-4 September 2009
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ArticleInnovation is key to growth
The theme of innovation was at the forefront of delegates minds during FRESH 2009, which took place in Valencia on 28-29 April
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ArticleMaersk delays North America-Med rise
Shipping group Maersk Line aims to simplify tariff changes by combining them with the altered bunker adjustment factor on 1 July
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ArticleSales up at Bakkavör in first quarter
CEO hails good sales growth and market share gains in the UK, with the first quarter set to be the last period of lower year-on-year EBITDA
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ArticleFood safety logo launched
SAI Global/EFSIS has launched a new Food StandardsMark logo to reflect its brand transition into SAI Global replace the old EFSIS logo.
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ArticleFurther industry backing for AgJobs Bill
Industry leaders have joined United Fresh in backing the new Agricultural Job Opportunity, Benefits and Security bill
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ArticleArgentina's apple exports to increase
Production forecast to rise, while pear yields will remain stable and table grape volumes are due to fall, says a new USDA report
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ArticleInterfel re-elects Vignaud as president
Gilles Vignaud was yesterday re-appointed as president of the French fresh produce interprofessional organisation
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Kent campaign looks local
Produced in Kent is launching a new membership offer for independent retailers and farm shops in the county to coincide with its Support Kent - Buy Local campaign.
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ArticleMetro Canada to launch green scheme
The retailer has introduced its Green Apple School Program to promote conservation and healthy living