Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4012
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ArticleRiverford bucking trend
Riverford Organic Vegetables has seen sales increase by six per cent compared to last year, despite the economic downturn and the reported decline in the organic sector.
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ArticleFirst quarter profit for Green Reefers
The Norwegian shipping group improved on last year's US$3.9m loss during the first three months of the fiscal year
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ArticleGood Natured approach to tomato week
Stubbins Marketing Ltd kicked off British Tomato Week in style on Monday by promoting its new Good Natured British Tomato range at the Asda Store in Harlow.
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ArticleTomatoes hit Houses of Parliament
The industry marked British Tomato Week in front of the Houses of Parliament on Tuesday, when Tomato Growers’ Association (TGA) chairman Nigel Bartle donned a round red suit on college green.
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Freight benchmarking scheme launched
On Line Benchmarking (OLB) is now available across all sectors within the freight transport industry through the Freight Best Practice programme, following a successful pilot within the primary distribution and aggregates sectors.
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ArticleEurope awaits arrival of Israeli figs
MTEX has announced that its Brown Turkey figs are due to arrive in Europe in the next two weeks
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ArticleVersdirect.nl mulls double Dutch takeover
Company reportedly set to assess potential of acquiring trading companies Combilo and Scherpenhuizen
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ArticleExosect gains emergency approval
A leading provider of intelligent pest management solutions, Exosect, has announced that it has received a 120-day emergency approval and consent to market ExosexLBAMTab for the control of light brown apple moth, Epipyhas postvittana.
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ArticleThree-strong berry merger paying off
The Berry Gardens model, formed from the merger of KG Fruits, Driscoll’s and Alconeras in 2007, and the subsequent re-organisation of the European businesses, is holding up extremely well despite shifts in the berry market, according to md Nick Marston.
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ArticleAsda "hits customer's sweet spot"
A strong first quarter saw sales and profit beat targets thanks to cost management and the group's 'operate for less' programme
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ArticleUSDA to reinstate pesticide survey
The programme, which tracks chemical usage in fruit, is to be reinstalled after a two-year absence
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ArticleConad running two-for-one deals
Italian retailer targets price-conscious consumers as well as underlining its on-going support for country's producers
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ArticleChina-Taiwan discussions positive for horticulture
Ongoing China-Taiwan talks are yielding positive outcomes for Taiwan’s horticulturists
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ArticleEuropean Union to explore Chinese market
An EU delegation led by Mariann Fischer Boel will this week probe business opportunities in China for the European food industry
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ArticleChilean grape, pear growth in 2009/10
Production and exports of the fruit are expected to increase, while conditions have not been as favourable for the country's apple crop
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ArticleReally Garlicky breaks into Tesco
The Really Garlicky Company has seen further success with its award-winning Eazy Garlic and Really Garlicky Butter, and the products now are being stocked in Tesco stores across Scotland.
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ArticleMaersk CFO to leave group
Søren Thorup Sørenson will leave A.P. Møller-Maersk on 31 May following a three-year spell at the company
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ArticleM&S profits tumble
Marks & Spencer has reported a 40 per cent dive an annual profits, prompting the retailer to cut its dividend payout by a third.
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Profit slumps at Marks & Spencer
The retailer was hit hard by the economic downturn during 2008/09, with like-for-like sales falling 5.9 per cent in the UK
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Food inflation to fall flat by end of year
Retail food price inflation is forecast to continue falling and will become flat by the end of the fourth quarter of 2009, according to English Farming & Food Partnerships (EFFP).