Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4346
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Supermarkets face CC shake-up
An independent ombudsman is to be appointed to monitor supermarket-supplier relationships and resolve disputes, according to Competition Commission (CC) proposals released in the last hour.
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Garlic and ginger on rise for Pan United
Garlic and ginger specialist Pan United is seeing increased interest in its products in the UK market, according to sales manager Syd Edwards.
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ArticleExotic flavour in Berlin
Exotics specialists were out in full force in Berlin last week, with some even exhibiting their country’s wares for the very first time.
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ArticleKanzi volume increases
The volume of Kanzi apple production has increased, according to FruitmastersGroep at Fruit Logistica this year.
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ArticleZG launches next phase of A Sense of Taste
Israeli breeding specialist Zeraim Gedera (ZG) had chef Eyal Shani on its stand during the show whipping up a range of pepper- and tomato-based dishes for passers-by, as part of its A Sense of Taste campaign.
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ArticleEosta launches Europe's first climate-neutral range
Dutch organic specialist Eosta has become the first company in Europe to offer TÜV-Nord certified CO2-neutral products, in partnership with organic compost firm Soil & More.
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ArticleSA grape hopes dampened by rain
Two days of heavy rains over South Africa’s Western Cape province have put a dampener on the peak harvesting period for table grapes in the region.
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ArticleFace lift for Bramley promotions
Bramley apples are enjoying the spotlight this season, after a new look Bramley Apple Campaign website and stronger sales have put the sector in a positive frame of mind. Doris Lee Butterworth talks to Bramley Campaign chairman Adrian Barlow and UK apple producers to find out more.
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Valentine’s Day sparks new interest for produce aisles
Increased visibility of champagne, chocolates and flowers in the multiples means only one thing - Valentine’s Day, one
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ArticleConsumers keen to take further leap into the unknown
While other categories may be struggling to pick up new punters, growth in exotics is far from abating, and consumer taste is, if anything, leaning towards the more adventurous, writes Laura Gould.
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Dispersing our pallets of air
Let’s open this column with some stats: there are 33 million vehicles travelling on the UK roads today, and 2m (net) new
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Stars and stripes herald new Master
St Paul’s Day is a very important one in the Fruiterers’ calendar, because during a service held at St Mary
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Healthy kids learn how to get A-Life
In the Journal’s monthly series charting the progress of the government’s 5 A DAY initiative, healthy eating campaign A-Life and Merseyside firm Taylor Produce are awarded the usage of the campaign logo.
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Competition Commission report out today
Multiples that use their buying power to push down prices will be targeted by a plan to encourage competition, it will be revealed today.
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GLA finds Cornish nasties
A further nine labour providers have fallen foul of the standards imposed by the Gangmasters Licensing Authority after a week-long investigation - Operation Westport - in Cornwall.
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ArticleBerlin test for creaking bones
For me, Fruit Logistica is becoming the main annual barometer of my, thankfully gradual, ageing process. More than any
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ArticleFPC piles into "mischievous" EC
FPC criticises “mischievous” modifications, to oblige industry to part-fund EU school fruit scheme.
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ArticleIrish growers step up supermarket attack
Irish farmers have adopted name-and-shame tactics in their fight against predatory pricing by the multiples, particularly of fresh produce.
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Greenvale fined for safety breach
Greenvale AP this week pleaded guilty at Duns Sheriff Court to an offence under Section 2 of the Health and Safety at Work Act, and was fined £12,000.
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Research to highlight training benefits
Sector skills council Improve has commissioned the first piece of UK-wide research that will highlight the benefits of training in the food and drink manufacturing industry.