Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4200
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Cartel probe finds "grounds to suspect"
The UK’s leading supermarkets are under suspicion of being involved in the sharing of pricing data, after incriminating evidence is said to have been unearthed during an Office of Fair Trading investigation.
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Green light for Jeronimo Martins in Poland
The Portuguese retailer has been given approval to acquire Tengelmann's Plus chain of stores
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ArticleRussia blocks Argentinean fruit imports
The tightening of Russia’s phytosanitary demands will effectively limit fresh fruit arrivals from Argentina as of next month
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Calls for rethink on pesticide package
The fruit and vegetable sector has called on the European Parliament to consider “far-reaching” effects of new pesticide package
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ArticleInterpoma to home in on organics
Organic apples will be the focus on the final day at Interpoma in November.
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ArticleWhole Foods creates new global position
Michael Besancon will lead the development of procurement, distribution and marketing strategies
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ArticleEasy does it for Spain
Spanish citrus has long reigned supreme in the UK market and, as more growers begin capitalising on year-round easy-peeler demand, the future looks bright. Doris Lee Butterworth finds out more.
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ArticleAvos on the up
Despite a year plagued by the aftermath of frosts in many avocado-producing countries, the industry has come out fighting and competing countries have found that working together is the key to success. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports.
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ArticleCore shoppers keep category going in face of economy
The Soil Association’s annual Organic Fortnight drew to a close on September 21, with the usual round of festivities stirring up interest in the category. But did the credit crunch threaten to spoil the party? Laura Gould reports.
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IT industry gears up for awards season
This month’s round-up of developments in the IT sector sees Anglia Business Solutions shortlisted as a finalist for two different awards ceremonies, and exhibiting its solutions in the US for the first time. Modified atmosphere specialist StePac has launched a new cold chain system, while fresh-cut firms can now make use of their very own blog.
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Safety first at fresh summit
In this month’s round-up of events across the pond, we look forward to next month’s Produce Marketing Association (PMA) Fresh Summit, which will focus heavily on food safety after another tricky year for the US industry.
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On-pack info from the sublime to the ridiculous
I have come to the conclusion this week that the range of information displayed on packaging - beyond the legal requirements
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Markets can utilise combined strength
London Markets’ Month starts next week, and heralds the first coming together of the six major London wholesale markets
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ArticleMorrisons adds to trophy cabinet
Morrisons, which won the Foods from Spain Re:fresh Retailer of the Year in May, last night picked up the Supermarket of the Year crown at the Retail Industry Awards 2008.
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ArticleSpanish recover lemon position
Spanish lemon and grapefruit promotional body Ailimpo is forecasting a recovery of the Spanish lemon crop this season.
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ArticleRickard issues pesticides warning
European Parliament proposals to restrict the use of crop protection substances will lead to a further hike in food prices, Cranfield University senior lecturer in business economics Séan Rickard has warned.
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Six of the best from Writtle
Six students have graduated in horticultural disciplines with first class honours from Writtle College this year.
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ArticleCreating growth opportunities at FPT
Fresh in her appoinment as group business development manager at Capespan subsidiary FPT, Mmachidi Thobejane aims to create opportunities for the company’s growth.
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Marshalls launches new catalogue
‘Outdoor Wonder’ melon, Marshalls’ latest must-grow exclusive, which claims to make melon cultivation as easily as growing courgettes, is just one of the new additions in the seed company’s 2009 catalogue.