Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4119
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ArticleCorbas market opens for business
Lyon’s wholesalers have finally completed the move from Perrache to Corbas, as the new market opens its doors
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ArticleMaersk enhances services
The shipping group has altered its schedules between the Middle East, the Mediterranean and the US in order to improve reliability
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ArticleAilimpo urges action on lemon returns
Spanish lemon association calls for government intervention to ensure growers receive fair returns that cover the cost of production
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ArticleU40s look forward to Germany visit
The Under 40s fruit growers’ association will deliver its 20th conference in Leipzig, eastern Germany, at the end of this month.
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ArticleBig chill causing major headaches
Unusually heavy snowfall has led to disruption for a number of transport and logistics operators as well as fresh produce traders
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ArticleCIA reports damage to Italian crops
Vegetable production hit by bad weather, but organisation slams speculative price increases on fresh fruit already harvested
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Food chain initiatives aided by training
Farmers and food producers can benefit from a series of specialist courses being rolled out in 2009 by the Farexchange Partnership, a new initiative for developing sustainable and secure food supply chains.
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Produce group calls for ‘no’ vote
UK fresh produce lobbying group urges MEPs to vote against European Commission’s crop protection proposals
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ArticlePoland boosts organic production
Organic farming in Poland has taken off in recent years and looks set to reach 500,000 ha by 2013
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ArticleCanaries tomato exports in decline
Producers in the Spanish islands have blamed a lack of support for the transport of products for a steady decline in tomato exports
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ArticleUS signals green light for Peru avocados
More than eight years after Peru’s request, the USDA has formally proposed granting entry to the South American country’s Hass avocados
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ArticleGood growth for Dutch trade
The country's fresh produce exports rose by 5 per cent to €9bn last year, according to Productshap Tuinbouw
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ArticleQuarterly loss for Supervalu
The US retailer has been hit by the current economic crisis as net earnings plummeted
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Fyffes seeking higher prices
Fyffes said on Wednesday it is looking for higher prices across all markets.
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ArticleChile unveils biggest-ever stand
The Chilean fresh fruit industry claims to have raised the bar in terms of size, functionality and design with its biggest-ever pavilion at Fruit Logistica 2009
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ArticleA year we will not forget
The fresh produce industry is gearing up for what is likely to be a year of highs and lows for the sector. Anna Sbuttoni caught up with seven leading figures to find out their New Year’s resolutions and predictions for the next 12 months.
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ArticleFine art of selling
This year is threatening to be one of the toughest the fresh produce industry has seen for a long time. To help get you off on the right foot, FPJ has put together a series aimed at improving your business and preparing it for the next 12 months. This week, marketing consultant Paul Clapham takes you back to basics, with no-nonsense hints and tips on good old-fashioned selling.
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ArticleBred for success
The seed breeding sector has enjoyed busy and exciting times in recent years, with a host of new fruit and vegetable varieties launched on to the market. With more plans in the pipeline for 2009, Doris Lee Butterworth talks to leading players to find out more.
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2008 goes down as year of discontent
Another year has flown by. And with it went a huge amount of news from the French wholesale industry. What will serve as a
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ArticleSalad sector looks forward to New Year health kick
Christmas has been a mixed bag for the salad sector. Although sales have more or less met expectations, some believe that retail opportunities have been missed over the festive period. The industry is now banking on the healthy eating drive to see it through the first quarter. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports.