Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4211
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Fyffes reveals rise in half-year profits
Fyffes has warned that its full-year profit expectations have changed amid rising costs and exchange rates, despite reporting a sharp increase in half-year profits.
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ArticleWaitrose finds it tough at premium end
As Morrisons reported an impressive hike in its profits, and thanks cash-strapped shoppers, premium end supermarket chain Waitrose today unveiled an eight per cent fall in operating profit in the six months to July 26.
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ArticleMorrisons unveils crunch-busting profit hike
As predicted by analysts earlier this week, Morrisons pre-tax profits jumped by 19 per cent in the six months to August 3.
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ArticleBenn helps growers out
English potato growers will welcome a temporary exemption granted this week by environment secretary Hilary Benn that allows them to use mechanical harvesting equipment on waterlogged soil to lift their crops.
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ArticleChilean Hass prepares for winter campaign
The Chilean Hass Avocado Association (CHAA) is preparing for its fourth annual promotion of Hass avocados in the UK market, with first shipments of the fruit expected to arrive in the UK market in the third week of September.
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ArticleItalian food store opens in Beijing
The world's largest Italian food centre has begun trading in the Chinese capital's upmarket district of Huamao
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ArticleNew recruit for Easton Lodge
Tom Coppin, a horticultural BSc graduate from Writtle College, has succeeded in gaining his first graduate gardening job as a full-time gardener at the Gardens of Easton Lodge, near Dunmow.
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ArticleOrganic Fortnight underway in UK
Events are being held across the UK as part of the Soil Association Organic Fortnight, which aims to raise awareness of the benefits of organic farming
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ArticleCalifornia psyllid finds mount
The authorities remain hopeful that they can contain the pest’s spread, as the discoveries are in the same area
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ArticleUS and Europe key to Peru mango trade
The two major Northern Hemisphere markets represent the leading export destinations for Peruvian mangoes today
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West Mids growers get glimpse of future
West Midland growers are being invited to attend a free workshop to discuss the risks and opportunities climate change presents to their businesses.
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ArticleProgreso expands mango and onion programme
Imported volumes are set to increase significantly following its partnership agreement with Growers Alliance
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ArticleTop-end fruits priced out of market
The high price of some imported fruits is barring their entry into Bangladesh this year, as the soaring cost of staples curbs the spending power of this extremely price-sensitive market
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Ecohal-Granada joins Hortyfruta
Aim of united Andalucian fresh produce body brought a step closer with the news that Ecohal-Granada is to be integrated into Hortyfruta
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Euromax terminal opens in Rotterdam
The Port of Rotterdam has welcomed a new container terminal at Maasvlakte-1
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Rago takes step forward
Rago, the second largest exporter of wild rocket in Europe, is now using an innovative post-harvest harvester, as part of its corporate strategy to invest in the future.
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ArticleRetail Focus | Russia
Fruitnet.com takes an in-depth look at one of the fastest-growing retail markets in the world
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Fruit show to debate MRL changes
This year’s edition of the World Fruit and Vegetable Show in London will examine changes to Maximum Residue Levels in Europe, say organisers
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ArticleChile challenges rising energy prices
A report commissioned by the Chilean Fruit Exporters Association (Asoex) has revealed discrepancies in electricity charges
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ArticleNew CEO set for Kuehne + Nagel
The logistics group will see a change of chief executive officer in January next year