Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4348
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ArticleFinger limes pull in UK buyers
Buyers were battling it out for Australian finger limes in Berlin last week.
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ArticleSainsbury's cops a fine
Sainsbury’s has fallen foul of Horticultural Marketing Inspections (HMI) for selling out of grade and rotten produce at its town-centre store in Northampton
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ArticleKids get Smart at Morrisons
Morrisons has introduced its first-ever range of everyday food aimed at children aged from five to 10.
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ArticleChinese Fuji exports delayed by one month
Fuji apple exports from China to the UK have been delayed by one month following frost and snow at the beginning of February.
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ArticleAlbert Bartlett extends Rooster range
A chilled prepared range of Rooster potatoes has been launched by UK supplier Albert Bartlett.
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ArticleOcado to negotiate Waitrose supply deal
Ocado is hoping to secure a new long-term supply contract with Waitrose in a move that could bring about a long-awaited stock market flotation.
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ArticleAsda calls for suppliers’ co-operation
Asda chief executive Andy Bond has appealed for the suppliers to co-operate with the supermarket chain by allowing it to increase pricing pressure on competitors this year, according to the Financial Mail.
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ArticleWater conservation a priority at FEED
Sustainable business experts Envirowise and the Food and Drink Federation (FDF) pushed businesses to take action to reduce their use of water at this year’s Food and Environment Efficiency Day (FEED) on Tuesday.
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Family tragedy for former KG chair
Former KG chairman and founder of Haygrove Angus Davison has tragically lost his 17-month-old daughter, Greta, after an accident at their family home.
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US banana claims upheld by WTO
The European Union has spoken of its “surprise” at and “irrelevance” of the World Trade Organisation’s (WTO) upholding of a US complaint against the EU banana regime last week.
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CC due to unveil supermarket crackdown
The Competition Commission (CC) is expected to unveil new planning restrictions to prevent one supermarket chain dominating any particular area, when it publishes the culmination of its two-year inquiry into the UK grocery market on Thursday.
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Morrisons to sue OFT
Morrisons has upped the stakes in the ongoing feud between UK supermarkets and the Office Of Fair Trading, by issuing a writ against the OFT for libel.
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ArticleFresh addition cuts mustard in Berlin
The new Freshconex trade fair for fresh-cut convenience products was launched alongisde Fruit Logistica, and the three-day event featured 62 exhibitors from 14 countries.
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ArticleFruit Logistica breaks records - again
Fruit Logistica 2008 set a new attendance record, with more than 50,000 trade visitors from 125 countries going through its doors.
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ETI pre-empts flower concerns
The Ethical Trading Initiative is pre-empting media and public concerns about workers’ conditions in the cut-flower industry with a briefing document launched in advance of St Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day.
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ArticleFareShare calls for fruit and veg
The community food network FareShare is looking for fresh produce businesses to help the charity complete its food offer to disadvantaged people within society.
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ArticleWaitrose Foundation notches up 58th project
Visitors flocked to Lushof, a stonefruit and top-fruit farm in South Africa’s Ceres Valley, last week, when Waitrose director of commerce Richard Hodgson opened a brand-new community centre on the site.
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ArticleUruguay crops up and down
Sector leaders in Uruguay are forecasting a recovery in citrus volumes for the upcoming season, following last year’s frosts, while apple growers fear 20 per cent losses to their export crops.
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Reputations at risk
Damage to reputation is the biggest risk to the food and drink sector, including fresh produce companies, a new survey finds.
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Full marks for Why Farming Matters teaching packs
NFU teaching packs aimed at reconnecting children with how their food is produced have gone to the top of the class after all 15,000 copies were snapped up by schools across the country.