Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4269
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Argentinean lemons spiral
Argentinean lemon exports are spiralling upward this season despite a reduced crop.
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ArticleFarmers' market fillip for wholesalers
As some consumers complain that farmers’ markets do not source locally enough, alternative independent retail outlets such as the markets and farm shops are giving the UK wholesale trade an unexpected boost especially as consumers feel the credit crunch.
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ArticleKenyan roses make for the Netherlands
Kenyan flower grower Red Ice Flowers will supply Dutch auction FloraHolland Aalsmeer with high-quality roses, as of the June 30.
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ArticleMoverley signs up to work on WFV
Green World Exhibitions has announced the appointment of Professor John Moverley OBE to work with the team organising the 2008 World Fruit & Vegetable Show.
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ArticleBing beats records
The California Cherry Advisory Board (CCAB) has announced record-breaking global sales of Bing cherries this season.
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ArticleTesco marks arrival of Scottish potato crop
Tesco and Greenvale AP have launched a three-week celebration of local produce in Edinburgh to mark the first of the East Lothian potato crop, as part of their joint ‘direct from farm to store’ initiative.
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ArticlePrognosfruit unveils line-up
English apples & Pears Ltd has announced the line-up for this year’s Prognosfruit conference, one of the world’s leading events for the apple and pear industry.
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Zespri triumphs in battle for the sun
Zespri has won compensation after court orders Chinese kiwifruit firm to stop using sun emblem
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Golden Wing Mau launches new operation
The Chinese distributor’s new joint venture has bolstered its supply capabilities in lychee, longan, citrus and vegetables
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Redpack expands
Redpack Packaging Machinery has embarked upon an expansion programme at its Rackheath, Norwich head office and production facilities.
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ArticleALP launches best practice tool
The Association of Labour Providers (ALP) has launched a new software tool to help organisations using agency labour ensure fair treatment of temporary workers, eliminate exploitation and work towards best practice.
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PMA strengthens international profile
The association is committed to improving its service to non-US members and American exporters
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ArticleChile ends 2007/08 season with a frown
According to Chilean growers' group Fedefruta, Chile's table grape exports are down by 8 per cent for the season
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Zenalco sees Spanish export rise
Auchan-owned Spanish fruit and vegetable exporter Zenalco has announced details of an impressive sales increase
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ArticleACS sets out stall
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) is to focus on planning policy reform and the proposed retail ombudsman, as it continues its campaign for a fairer grocery market.
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Lincolnshire ready for the Royal Show
Food fanatics heading for the Royal Agricultural Show at Stoneleigh Park in July 3-6, can sample the food from one of the UK’s top food-producing counties in the Love Food, Love Lincolnshire pavilion.
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ArticleOakley on the up
For the last two and a half years, the Oakley Group has been quietly working on its new division Oakley Grower Services (OGS). Elizabeth O’Keefe visits its Cambridgeshire-based site to find out what the farming and distribution business has been up to.
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ArticleThe dawn of a new age?
The Spanish grape season is in good shape. But as Murcian growers gain control of the Sugraone variety, and various financial issues pressurise the industry, change is in the air. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports.
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ArticleLow Countries bridge the gap
Dutch and Belgian berries have continued to enjoy a good reputation in the UK market, providing glasshouse volumes both before and beyond home-grown supply and filling gaps in the main domestic season. Anna Sbuttoni reports.
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ArticleShoppers watch their wallets as credit crunch bites
With the credit crunch starting to have an impact and consumers rapidly tightening their purse strings, are sales of organic fruit and vegetables, with their traditionally higher price tag, set to feel the squeeze? Laura Gould reports.