Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4057

  • US trucks
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    Mexican tariff hike hits US produce

    2009-03-20T16:41:02Z

    Exports of US-grown pears, onions, cherries, apricots, strawberries, potatoes, peas and almonds now face increased import tariffs of 10-45 per cent in Mexico

  • progreso Produce
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    Progreso expands Florida volume

    2009-03-20T16:40:29Z

    The Texan group has inked a new sourcing deal with Clear Springs Packing which kicks off this month with Florida blueberries

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    Growers search for weed control solution

    2009-03-20T16:01:01Z

    Concerns have been raised about the loss of active ingredients for use in peas and beans this week as growers look for alternative approaches to weed control.

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    NFU touches down in Rome

    2009-03-20T15:01:01Z

    National Farmers’ Union delegates, led by deputy president Meurig Raymond, visited Italy this week to take part in major international talks on farming.

  • Casur
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    Unica Group formed in Almería

    2009-03-20T12:54:01Z

    Several major Andalusian cooperatives have jointly formed new export organisation Unica Group to improve sales and efficiencies

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    Pan-European school fruit scheme one step closer

    2009-03-20T11:43:28Z

    The European Commission’s proposal to implement rules to establish a European School Fruit Scheme has been endorsed by the member states in the Management Committee for the Common Organisation of Agricultural Markets.

  • Lidl Switzerland
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    Lidl opens first stores in Switzerland

    2009-03-20T10:31:13Z

    Switzerland may be one of the world's most affluent countries, but the discounter sees room for growth in the market

  • Delighted: Hannes Waldmueller
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    Italian apples hit breakfast tables

    2009-03-20T10:13:58Z

    More than 70,000 Marlene apples will be distributed by Italian apple association VOG at an event dedicated to ‘the most important meal of the day’.

  • Jan Lloyd made the announcement on Thursday
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    New Covent Garden to be renamed

    2009-03-20T10:09:54Z

    New Covent Garden Market (NCGM) is to be renamed to mark the redevelopment of the site and its transformation into a food centre for London.

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    Just-Food advises loyalty

    2009-03-20T10:01:01Z

    Businesses need to be empathetic, up front and honest with consumers to prevent a slide in ethical consumption as loyalty becomes critical, according to food business analyst Just-Food.

  • California Berry Giant promo
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    California Giant launches sports promotion

    2009-03-20T09:54:57Z

    The US berry marketer has joined forces with the Major League Baseball Player Alumni Association and the Tennis Channel to spread a healthy, active lifestyle message

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    California Giant rolls-out recyclable pallets

    2009-03-20T09:52:42Z

    The conversion to plastic pallets will take place as each of the company’s facilities enter berry production this season

  • Article

    NEF opens 'seasonal food' debate

    2009-03-20T09:01:01Z

    Two researchers from the New Economics Foundation are seeking a meaningful definition of the term “seasonal food”.

  • Tenderstem comes of age
    Article

    Tenderstem comes of age

    2009-03-20T08:03:03Z

    A relatively new crop on the marketplace, Tenderstem broccoli is managing to battle through the recession and establish itself as a must-have niche line in UK multiples. Elizabeth O’Keefe visits the vegetable’s main areas of production in Kenya to find out how the industry is faring.

  • South Africa holds steady
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    South Africa holds steady

    2009-03-20T08:02:56Z

    Despite the tough economic climate, a good early market for pears in the UK and Europe has provided an excellent start to the South African top-fruit season. Weather conditions prior to the start of the season were favourable and the total harvest looks promising in terms of volumes, fruit size and quality, leaving producers and exporters cautiously optimistic. Louise Brodie reports.

  • Tight supplies made worse by difficult weather conditions
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    Tight supplies made worse by difficult weather conditions

    2009-03-20T08:02:47Z

    Banana supplies have traditionally been tight during the winter months. However, with poor weather conditions across key growing regions, industrial action and the spike in sales brought about by Fairtrade Fortnight, product has been even harder to come by than usual. Alex Lawson reports.

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    Fruiterers’ feast plays host to distinguished guests

    2009-03-20T08:02:41Z

    The Fruiterers held their annual banquet at the Mansion House during the evening of February 12. A number of very

  • Article

    Campaigns must reap rewards

    2009-03-20T08:02:34Z

    In my experience, the fresh produce industry at all levels has always had a somewhat love-hate relationship with the consumer

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    Labour regulation even more vital

    2009-03-20T08:02:30Z

    The Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA) has this week reported a largely pleasing response to its performance from the very

  • Comedian Dominic Holland presenting last year's event, back by popular demand in 2009
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    Re:fresh deadline approaching

    2009-03-20T08:01:02Z

    There are still three weeks to get your entries in for this year’s Re:fresh Awards, as the industry prepares for another celebration of its success stories in London on May 28.