Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4081
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ArticleSoft fruit prices rise on tight supply
Soft-fruit availability from Spain is running two to three weeks behind seasonal averages, lifting prices on the UK market.
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ArticleHull market seals the deal
Hull’s wholesalers will move to their new state-of-the-art £3.5 million fruit market later than planned as the building contract has been announced.
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ArticleSun World appoints new sales staff
Agribusiness company Sun World International has appointed three new experienced sales staff
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ArticleBickel Group finds its niche
Israeli flower and vegetable producer Bickel Group has defied the credit crunch and moved the company’s business forward in the UK with new niche line offers.
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Jazz to double production
The rapid global growth of the Jazz apple continued to expand as it was showcased in Berlin, increasing its market strength with businesses from more than 10 countries.
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Biotech interest on the rise
European biotech industry association EuropaBio is warning that the number of EU growers and farmers wanting the choice to cultivate biotech crops is on the increase.
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ArticleMorrisons counters potato claims
Morrisons has hit back at criticism from Cornish consumers that it failed to keep shelves stocked with potatoes during recent snowy weather.
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ArticleLemons hit rock bottom
Spanish lemon growers and exporters have slammed the second half of their season as “ruinous”.
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ArticleRoyal reward for Cook For Life
Her Royal Highness The Duchess of Cornwall had tea in The Dorchester Hotel with the winning pupils of British Food Fortnight's school competition: the 'Cook for Life' Challenge.
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ArticleUK energy target in agriculture's hands
Millions of tonnes of agricultural residues and silage could be used to power the national grid after the establishment of a biogas task group was announced by DEFRA minister Jane Kennedy during the National Farmers’ Union (NFU) annual conference in Birmingham.
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ArticleAgrovista looks to GM future
The EU is in danger of being sidelined and its global market will become closed, as developing countries develop serious technology to combat feeding their hungry populations, according to Agrovista’s Loen Jahae.
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ArticleBenn gets down with the kids
DEFRA Secretary of state Hilary Benn looked to young people to re-energise careers in farming and help sustain the future of the industry, as he launched a new round table group to discuss the subject.
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US pears hit three-year high
US pear sendings to the UK reached a three-year high this season.
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Analysis
Expert analysis at Indian event
Indian suppliers will receive expert analysis of the latest market trends in the UK and European markets at the Fresh Produce India trade conference.
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ArticleDavid Maddox to lead Indian project
The industry veteran will head up Capespan's joint pilot project in the Indian market
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ArticleRecord year for Rainbow
Dutch producers Rainbow Growers had a record year in 2008, as its sister company Rainbow International took its first steps into the market.
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NFU man to stand down
National Farmers' Union (NFU) director general Richard Macdonald is standing down later this year.
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ArticleKuehne & Nagel wins CLAAS extension
The logistics company has been given a contract extension managing the farming technology group's inbound supply chain
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ArticleWTO urges bio-energy focus
The World Trade Organisation (WTO) has encouraged agriculture to grow through the recession and harness bio-energy options as it takes economic stimulus measures.