Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4497
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ArticleC-stores make up big two with Tesco
A new way of looking at the grocery market was pioneered at the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) Summit 2007 on Tuesday.
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Bryson on mission to save the countryside
US author Bill Bryson is the new president of the Campaign To Protect Rural England.
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ArticleLondon commuters treated to free strawberries
Thousands of punnets of strawberries were given on Friday ahead of Cancer Prevention Week in May.
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Defra made to pay
NGOs were left riled last week after news that Defra is to be fined a total of £36m for making late payments to farmers under the old IACS scheme.
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Asda in box seat
Asda is preparing to roll out a local produce box scheme in two English counties.
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Bush seeks quid pro quo on WTO
George W. Bush has told European leaders that the US will reduce farm subsidies, but only if they agree to make tariff cuts.
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ArticleGrowers criticise assurance schemes
Irritated growers have voiced their frustrations about complications they say are being added to assured produce schemes.
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ArticleGrowers not assured
Growers are becoming increasingly fed up with the complicated requirements being added to the assured produce schemes.
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Fresh-cut educational show to launch in February
United Fresh Produce Association has announced that it will partner up with key business partners in Europe to help develop an annual educational programme focused on the fresh-cut, convenience produce industry.
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ArticleCo-op scoops Queen's Award
The Co-operative Group has scooped a Queen’s Award for Enterprise for its pioneering position on Fairtrade and its green credentials.
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ArticleRecord foreign attendance at Macfrut
A record number of exhibitors and visitors from abroad flocked to Italian trade show Macfrut, in Cesena, last week.
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ArticleLocal heroes receive ACS recognition
The owners of a small shop in rural Herefordshire have been named the Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) Community Heroes 2007.
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HTA holds catering conference
The HTA is to hold a catering conference on Tuesday July 10, aiming to inspire members to develop a more enthusiastic approach to their catering operation.
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ArticleBelgian Barons in niche drive
Belgian tomato growers producing under the quality assured Flandria label are carving out a niche for themselves as traditional suppliers of beef tomatoes.
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ArticleWater fans political flames
It seems that water is once again fanning the flames of political rhetoric, as the UK searches for a national strategy to equate supply and demand.
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ArticleVeterans chew the garlic
Three produce industry veterans went down memory lane last week on a trip to the Isle of Wight.
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RHS appoints APR for Hampton Court
The RHS has appointed APR Communications to run the PR campaign for its largest flower show at Hampton Court Palace.
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ArticleStubbins nursery welcomes local kids
Local children paid a visit to Stubbins Marketing’s pepper nursery in Waltham Abbey last week, as part of the firm’s ongoing campaign to raise awareness among the younger generation of the benefits of locally grown British produce.
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ArticleFlorette gets new ads
Florette, the leading brand of prepacked salad, will benefit this month from a new £2.8m TV campaign running from May 2-30.
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ArticleDon’t get burned by smoking ban
There are just two months left to introduce a no-smoking policy at work ahead of a new law due to take effect on July 1.