Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4033
-
ArticleHamburg Süd drops charge
The German shipping line has revealed that there will be no congestion surcharge at Haifa and Ashdod ports in Israel
-
ArticleMexican grapes to hit US market in May
Shipped volumes of Sonora grapes are set to fall and exports are expected to meet with stiff competition in the US
-
Article
Brand Dossier | Jazz
Enzafruit has revealed that volumes of its New Zealand Jazz apples are expected to increase dramatically this season
-
ArticleSeeking the upside in a downturn
With the US recession likely to prevail until the third quarter, the produce industry must respond to new consumer requirements by providing unique value, says Nancy Tucker of the PMA
-
ArticleBreeders gather for NIAB course
Global crop breeders and geneticists have gathered in the UK for training in producing more successful crop varieties
-
ArticleTesco expands in South Korea
Tesco is planning a huge expansion in South Korea this year as it becomes one of the retailers best markets
-
ArticleTesco reports record yearly results
The UK retailer has defied the economic slowdown to report a profit of £3.1bn, an increase of 10 per cent on 2007/08
-
Article
Total Produce makes soft-fruit purchase
Total Produce plc has acquired 50 per cent of soft-fruit specialist ASF Holland BV, which is based in Venlo in the Netherlands, from Frankort & Koning BV.
-
ArticleCo-op joins High School Musical search
The Co-operative Food is supporting a nationwide search with High School Musical 2 Live on Stage, to find a young and exciting cast, in association with GMTV.
-
ArticleTesco posts £3bn profit
Tesco has topped sales of £1 billion a week for the first time, along with posting a record £3bn annual profit - the highest ever achieved by a UK retailer.
-
ArticleEVS toms enter Asda stores
English Village Salads (EVS) scored a fresh produce hat-trick with the launch of locally grown British round tomatoes into selected Asda stores last week.
-
ArticleSA plum industry celebrates growth
The South African stonefruit industry is celebrating the success of its first promotion for plums in the UK for more than a decade, as sales of the fruit increased considerably during the country’s main campaign window.
-
ArticleOOCL Q1 revenues fall
OOCL’s first quarter revenues have fallen a dramatic 31 per cent as a result of declining trade
-
ArticleItalian kiwifruit hits Chinese market
The first shipment of Italian kiwifruit reached China earlier this month under the brand Made in Blu
-
ArticleHamburg Süd posts growth
The integration of Costa Container Lines into its organisation assisted German shipping line Hamburg Süd in recording growth in 2008
-
Article
Health research cites grapes
New studies conducted in the US have unearthed further evidence that grapes are a natural remedy for two illnesses.
-
ArticleFresh & Easy losses to continue
Tesco is expected to announce that its US Fresh & Easy operation will fail to break even this year as the global economic crisis grips key locations
-
ArticleMarshalls strengthens logistics
SOR UK has announced further refrigerated trailer orders from the Lincolnshire-based fresh produce supplier Marshalls Bros (Butterwick).
-
Article
NSF-CMi reports call centre success
Leading international food safety and assurance company NSF-CMi, which handles calls on behalf of clients from all over the country on food-related issues, has announced its call centre has been an “outstanding success”.
-
ArticleProduce Pro outlines PTI help
The group has outlined its plan to help groups keep up to speed with the Produce Traceability Initiative