Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4312
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ArticleThe Co-op builds on Good with Food plan
The Co-operative has continued to build on its rebrand by unveiling more Truly Irresistible fresh produce lines and an extended new summer-eating range, as part of its Good with Food strategy.
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Greens launch Slow Food
A new branch of the Slow Food Ecological Food Organisation was launched in the European Parliament last month, in the presence of the founder of the movement, Carlo Petrini.
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Foodservice and retail sectors link up on food safey
The National Restaurant Association and the Global Food Safety Initiative (GFSI), managed by CIES - The Food Business Forum, have announced a new strategic alliance to provide harmonised best food-safety practices and the use of common food safety standards worldwide.
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Agrexco plays management musical chairs
Agrexco made a series of changes to its management last week, with a number of key roles changing hands.
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ArticleGrower picks up Mini Cooper prize
A Scottish potato grower has won a Mini Cooper from supplier Branston Ltd in a competition launched at the British Potato (BP07) trade show last year.
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ArticleCool April delays Washington cherries
Cherry growers in Washington state have had the coolest April on record, putting harvesting dates back by seven to 10 days.
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ArticleOmbudsman must be "proactive", warns Swift
The Competition Commission's recommendation of introducing an independent ombudsman as part of a new Groceries Supply Code of Practice (GSCOP) is a major victory for suppliers, but its success will depend on how proactive the ombudsman is allowed to be, according to Duncan Swift, head of Grant Thornton’s Food and Agribusiness Recovery Group.
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ArticleGlobal temperature rise set for 10-year halt
Global temperatures could be set to stay roughly the same for the next 10 years, it has been predicted.
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ArticleChina: De Ruiter Seeds opens new site
De Ruiter Seeds officially opened its new site in Shougang, province of Shandong, in China on April 28.
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ArticleAnglia steps up LINKFresh team
Anglia Business Solutions has expanded its LINKFresh solutions team.
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ArticleHome-cooking back on the menu
Home-cooking is back on the menu in UK homes, new research has shown.
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Fruit juice withdrawn from shelves
Soft drinks giant Britvic has been forced to recall bottles of Robinsons Fruit Shoot Strawberry No Added Sugar due to a risk that the juice had been contaminated with peanuts.
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Taypack turns back on Asda
Perthshire potato supplier Taypack Potatoes has walked away from a reported £32 million a year programme with Asda, due to returns it decided were unsustainable.
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ArticleWaitrose plans 100 convenience stores
Waitrose is planning to open 100 convenience stores in market towns across the UK.
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NFU issues cost warning
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) is urging its members to make sure they monitor costs and not be afraid to shop around to make sure they get the best deal on essentials like fuel and fertiliser.
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ArticlePotato Council Rules OK!
The Potato Council has received rave reviews from local authorities for its Spuds Rule OK! menu planners.
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ArticleMcDonalds turns to biodiesel
Fast food chain McDonalds has been recognised by an environmental awards scheme for its work in using waste cooking oil to fuel its delivery fleet.
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ArticleCold hits Egyptian grape supplies
An unseasonably cold January will cause a serious dent in Egyptian grape availability.
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Fire at Evans Fruit confirmed as arson
Fire department investigators have confirmed that the blaze that tore through a packhouse owned by Washington apple shipper Evans Fruit Co Inc more than a week ago was the work of arsonists.
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ArticleHackney footie team kicks off with Jaffa
The first youth football league in the London borough of Hackney for more than a century has celebrated its inaugural season by welcoming a new sponsorship deal with Jaffa.