Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4015
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M&S jobs leak tribunal continues
A sacked former Marks & Spencer employee leaked an internal memo stating redundancy plans as he was “despaired” with the retailer’s direction.
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ArticleMcDonald's unveils fruit and veg strategy
McDonald’s France has announced a host of future plans to respond to increasing consumer demand for fruit and vegetables
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ArticlePortuguese fair draws hordes
The Portuguese International Food and Beverages Exhibition was declared a success after more than 32,000 visitors attended the event last month.
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ArticleCertis launches flagship product
Crop protection specialist Certis has launched a new product to control the infestation of slugs as fears mount over crop contamination and increased population numbers, as a result of climate change.
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ArticleFirst South African citrus leaves for US
The year's first shipment of summer citrus has left Cape Town at the start of a season that will run through to October
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ArticleCitrus growers urged to fight greening
Growers in the US and Brazil have been exhorted to come together to fight a common enemy: citrus greening
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ArticleCarrefour's Russian acquisition unlikely
Media speculation that the French retailer is set to acquire a majority stake in Seventh Continent is unlikely to be true, according to new reports in Russia
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ArticleLINKFresh up for Re:Fresh award
Anglia Business Solutions' management suite will compete for the Stubbins Innovation of the Year award at the event
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Wild fruit trees face extinction
The wild ancestors of domestic fruit trees have been put on a “red list” as scientists fear they may become extinct.
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ArticleDutch exports fall by a quarter
Statistics for the first three months of the year show a significant fall in the volume of Dutch fresh produce shipments
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ArticleNOL loses US$244.6m during first quarter
Shipping group has suffered biggest quarterly loss in seven years, it has reported
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ArticleCo-op Farms plays host to minister
The Co-operative Farms recently welcomed farming and environment minister Jane Kennedy to its operation at Tillington, near Hereford.
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Playing the branding card could pay off
This week, Florette UK announced that it has further reinforced its robust position in the salads category with the
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ArticleSecond city on brink of new era
Birmingham Wholesale Markets make up the largest composite site in the UK, providing a range of foods from fresh produce and flowers, to meat, poultry and fish to the city and beyond. This month, plans to build a new market and transform it into a food destination will get underway if the Birmingham City Council cabinet approves the proposals. So what will this mean for the trade? Anna Sbuttoni reports
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ArticleTop-fruit sector deals with tricky transition
As the top-fruit sector makes the tricky transition from northern to southern hemisphere supplies, the next quarter could prove difficult for the industry as southern hemisphere producers deal with an overhang of European product. Alex Lawson reports
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ArticleFrom the ground up
In the first of FPJ’s three-part series tracking the Fairtrade supply chain, we home in on production and reveal the experiences of a Burkina Faso grower and a co-operative in Ghana
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C-stores still have produce chances
The tide may not have completely turned as far as convenience stores are concerned and it is generally acknowledged that there
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ArticleWizards in Oz
Australian blueberries and apples make their way to the UK every year, capitalising on either an early start or high quality to fill gaps in the market. Jessica Purbrick-Herbst looks at exports to the UK
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ArticleTesco unveils kids' prepared range
Bakkavör has launched three new prepared fruit products in Tesco this week.
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ArticleCounting down to Re:fresh
There are now less than two weeks to go until this year’s Re:fresh Conference, which takes place at the London Marriott on May 28.