Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4315
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ArticleMelon sales down for Anecoop
Anecoop's melon sales have dropped for the third successive year, while overall fresh produce sales rise
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ArticleFlorette unveils new campaign
Florette has launched a new TV ad in a £3 million advertising spend new for this year.
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ArticleSupermarkets sign up to environmental pledge
A string of household-name retailers are launching a new, industry-wide environmental commitment to battling climate change.
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Cassinos cashes in
Worldwide Fruit commercial director Paul Cassinos retires from the business today [April 30], after a career in the fresh produce industry that spanned 41 eventful years.
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ArticleMerton joins MorePeople
Recruitment consultant MorePeople has announced the appointment of Ian Merton, the former food trading director at Sainsbury’s as an associate director.
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ArticleMWW gets a makeover
Minor, Weir & Willis Ltd (MMW), one of the UK's largest importers and handlers of fresh produce for the multiples has unveiled a fresh new look after a complete programme of re-branding.
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ArticleGroceries immune to spending slowdown
The UK grocery sector has shown itself to be immune from the consumer spending slowdown, it was claimed this week.
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ArticleCompetition Commission recommends ombudsman
After two years of deliberation, the Competition Commission has recommended the appointment of an independent ombudsman to enforce the Groceries Supply Code of Practice. For that and more details of the CC's final report, click here.
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ArticleUS cherries make early entrance to UK market
Some of the first US cherries of the season were flown into the UK this week, a week earlier than usual.
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ArticleRoll up for Brammy Awards
The Bramley Campaign is on the look-out for the best contributions to its cause in the run-up to the 15th Brammy Awards.
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ArticleFirst gangmaster prosecuted
The Gangmasters Licensing Act has seen its first successful prosecution.
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ArticleTV chefs to blame for kitchen accidents
More than one in 10 Brits have had an accident in the kitchen or damaged their home while trying to copy top TV chefs, new research has shown.
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ArticleInnocent to swap smoothies for trees
Innocent is to team up with Carbon Clear again for another Buy One Grow One Tree scheme in May.
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ArticleApricot volumes pegged to fall
Apricot production is due to fall across Europe this summer, with initial crop forecasts indicating a nine per cent dip in volume from 2007.
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Produce takes key role in Tesco carbon project
Potatoes and orange juice are two of the four categories chosen by Tesco as forerunners in its groundbreaking launch of a major trial on carbon labelling on own-brand products.
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ArticleSainsbury's gears up for next three-year plan
Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King is set to launch his next three-year plan, with the aim of generating an extra £3.5 billion of sales.
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Attenborough the man for AHDB
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has appointed Guy Attenborough to the position of interim head of communications
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Chilean clems on way down
Chilean quality control and market data specialist Decofrut has said that exports of clementines from Chile are likely to fall by nine per cent this year on last.
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Abel & Cole goes with Index
Organic delivery firm Abel & Cole has announced an investment of over £245,000 in Fresh Dynamics from Microsoft Gold Certified Partner Index Computer Systems Ltd (Index).
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Fyffes needs price rise to meet targets
Fyffes plc has reported an improved trading performance in the first four months of the year, but needs prices to rise to meet full-year targets.