Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4201
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ArticleValencia anticipates bountiful citrus crop
The south-eastern region of Spain is set to produce just under 4m tonnes of citrus during the 2008/09 season after two difficult years
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ArticleArgentina trade mission heads Stateside
The South American nation is lobbying the US to re-open its lemon market following a suspension since 2001
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Africans look to add value to bananas
A major pan-African conference is to be held in Kenya next month, to discuss ways to bring value back into banana and plantain production.
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ArticleBrassica sales primed for good growth
Sales of cauliflower, cabbage, broccoli and sprouts are underperforming and require more new marketing ideas
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ArticleChiquita commits future to Port of Wilmington
By renewing its partnership agreement the marketer will contribute to the long-term growth of the America’s leading perishable cargo port
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ArticleSpain scales back US tomato presence
The North American market is expected to receive almost zero volumes of tomatoes from Spain this year
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M&S sets date for Chinese launch
The UK retailer will open its first store in the country on 2 October, it has been revealed
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Peruvian grape exports to top $100m
Peru’s table grape export industry expects to ship its first $100 million (£54m) crop in the 2008-09 season, as it continues on its exponential growth curve of the last decade.
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High street loses out to supermarkets
The UK high street endured another month of falling sales and expects the hard times to continue in October, while supermarkets enjoyed solid sales growth, according to the UK’s leading business organisation CBI.
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit set against deregulation
A potentially damaging stand-off between kiwifruit export marketing's single desk Zespri and international export giant Enza was brought back into the spotlight by a High Court ruling in Enza's favour.
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ArticleNFUS meets King
National Farmers’ Union Scotland (NFUS) met yesterday with Justin King, group chief executive of Sainsbury’s, in advance of his attendance at the Supermarket Summit hosted by first minister Alex Salmond.
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ArticleWAC still searching for president
The Washington Apple Commission (WAC) has made several key staff changes, but still not appointed a full-time president.
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ArticleChina’s kiwifruit production defies disaster
Shaanxi and Sichuan kiwifruit plantations miraculously escaped serious damage from the 5.12 earthquake and have produced larger crops this year
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Aus Bowen mangoes to debut in China
China will receive regular shipments of Australian Bowen mangoes for the first time from mid-October
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Sainsbury's and The Sun offer cheap staples
This week’s shop just got cheaper now that The Sun has teamed up with Sainsbury’s to support Jamie Oliver’s Ministry of Food campaign.
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Tesco given nod for Korean acquisition
Korea’s Fair Trade Commission has granted conditional approval for Tesco’s takeover of South Korean discount chain, Homever
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ArticleNZ research groups to merge
New Zealand’s Crop and Food Research and HortResearch are to merge on December 1 into a new Crown Research Institute (CRI)
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ArticleBond warns against credit crunch profiteering
Asda ceo Andy Bond has warned that supermarkets that attempt to squeeze profits from their customers during the credit crunch will find themselves in deep water when the economy recovers.
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ArticleSeasonal gains for Spanish strawberries
Exports of the fruit rose by 10 per cent during the recently ended 2008 season, according to Fepex
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NZ nears free trade agreement with US
Horticulture New Zealand has joined the chorus of groups welcoming the news of movement towards the signing of a free trade agreement with the US.