Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4239
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ArticleMarketside sales "could hit US$10bn"
Wal-Mart's new small store concept has claimed in a job advertisement that its sales could hit US$10bn across 1,000 stores
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ArticlePrice drop hits French producers
Some French producers have started to destroy produce, Interfel said, as prices for many products take a tumble
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Florette and Hellmann's join forces
A partnership between Florette, the UK’s bagged salad experts, and Hellmann’s is expected to increase sales of salad in foodservice this summer.
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ArticleCosta Rica to join EU banana tariff battle
Following Ecuador's announcement that they may pursue legal action after the collapse of the banana tariff agreement, Costa Rica is preparing to join the battle
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ArticleFeeling the squeeze
Despite having made it into the mainstream in recent years, there is mounting concern that mangoes could swiftly become a casualty of the credit crunch. But with new, improved varieties coming onto the market and the fruit’s appeal still spreading, insiders are cautiously optimistic they can weather the economic downturn. Laura Gould reports.
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ArticleSweetening the deal
Sweetcorn is still one of the most popular summer treats, especially when the sun shines. But tight margins and attractive alternatives are tempting growers away from producing the UK crop. So what lies ahead for the category this season? Anna Sbuttoni reports.
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ArticlePrepared sector quashes credit crunch effect
With media reports speculating that the credit crunch is having an effect on eating habits in the UK, the prepared fruit and vegetable sector is a likely casualty. But all may not be what it seems. Elizabeth O’Keefe investigates.
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Collecting debts in today’s tight market
Adam Bernstein, pictured, hosts the FPJ’s monthly spotlight on the legislation that affects your business, and how you can use it to your advantage. This month, Ben Hopps explains the procedures for ensuring that unpaid bills do not pile up.
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Make sure your voices are heard
Another busy month at the FPC, and July saw us lobbying MPs and MEPs with regard to EU pesticide proposals. Failure to secure
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Exotic by any other name..
There are times in life when everyone needs a little help. And to this end, having read with interest the latest statistics on
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The true cost of understanding
There are so many factors at play as we dodge the flak flying in the credit crunch that it is difficult to know how to
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ArticleVitacress looks into bagged salad benefits
Scientists from the University of Southampton, in collaboration with Vitacress Salads, are undertaking a trial to assess the health benefits of eating bagged lettuce.
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Vietnam struggles with GAP expansion
Vietnam is having difficulties expanding good agricultural practices in farming
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ArticleNOL posts profit drop
Neptune Orient Lines has suffered a second-quarter profit drop because of high oil prices
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ArticleIrish multiples spark mark-up fury
A survey claiming that the mark-up multiples charge on vegetables in the Irish Republic can be as high as 250 per cent has provoked a storm of protest, with demands for government intervention.
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China in tainted dumpling admission
The country reveals tainted dumplings that made people ill in Japan also caused sickness in China, adding a new twist to the food row between the two countries
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ArticleTop-fruit market in balance
Apple and pear production forecasts released today by the World Apple & Pear Association, at Prognosfruit in Kent, augur well for a balanced demand and supply in the UK market during the next few months.
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OOCL opens Surabaya service
Orient Overseas Container Line has announced a new feeder service between Singapore and Surabaya
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ArticleCal Citrus joins Sunkist network
Company set to add more than 800ha of oranges and lemons to marketing cooperative's citrus production