Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4518
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ArticleDefra adds £3.9billion to rural development coffers
David Miliband has made £3.9 billion available for the new Rural Development Programme for England (RDPE), which runs from 2007 to 2013.
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Somerfield has Easter egg on face
Somerfield was left with Easter egg all over its face when its PR department mistakenly told the world that handing out chocolate eggs symbolises "the birth of Jesus."
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ArticleTNS: top three in fine fettle
Latest TNS figures show top three supermarkets performing well above retail industry average.
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Sainsbury's trustees unaware of imminent bid
A spokesman for Sainsbury's pension trustees said yesterday that the trustees are unaware of any imminent bid for the supermarket chain, after traders cited market talk that a private equity offer is in the pipeline.
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ArticleCovent Garden pushes for 'regional hub' model
New Covent Garden Market is working in partnership with the South East England Development Agency to develop a more regionally-based business model
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ArticlePlan holds hope for SA trade
South Africa’s fresh produce industry could enjoy a substantial boost thanks to the release of Fruit South Africa’s Fruit Industry Plan (FIP).
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Abar shows application
Abar Automation will demonstrate its M710 Palletiser at the Total Processing & Packaging Exhibition, at Birmingham’s NEC on May 15-18
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ArticlePositive prognosis for season
Indications are that ornamental sales through the garden retail sector are looking up this year
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ArticleCambridge Glasshouse appoints Venlo expert Lowthorpe
The Cambridge Glasshouse Company has appointed Dave Lowthorpe as its new Venlo Glasshouse Product Specialist.
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Spalding labour provider has licence revoked
Lincolnshire-based labour provider AAA Personnel Ltd has become the first company in the region to have its licence revoked by the Gangmasters Licensing Authority (GLA).
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ArticleTesco fights its corner
Tesco has rejected claims that its buying power and market dominance could threaten the existence of suppliers and damage the supply chain.
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Royal van Namen takes over DTC
With effect from April 2, Dutch produce importer-exporter DTC Fruit and Vegetables was incorporated into Royal van Namen.
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ArticlePacking a punch
Commercial Grower rounds up some of the latest product developments in labelling and packaging from across the horticultural sector
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ArticlePackaging trials
There is increasing pressure on both growers and manufacturers of horticultural products to create packaging that is both attractive and environmentally sound. David Shapley reports.
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ArticleSoft target
Ahead of this year’s soft fruit season growers are resolute in their belief that the challenges of the market will not prevent a successful 2007, as Larry Saunders finds out
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Better times for ornamentals
The latest HTA survey of growers indicates real optimism among suppliers to garden centres, with many reporting significant
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ArticleFirst Israeli melons enter UK market
The first shipments of Israel’s new season melon crop are now hitting UK shores, according to Amos Orr, general manager of Agrexco UK.
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ArticleTesco defines "local" as 30-minute drive
Tesco made a bid to alter the Competition Commission’s definition of “local” yesterday by arguing that it constitutes a 30-minute drive from home to a store.
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ArticleNFT and Manor Fresh sign M&S supply deal
NFT has secured a two-year contract with Manor Fresh Ltd to distribute both its conventional and organic potatoes and vegetables to Marks & Spencer.
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ArticleIlapak to introduce innovative machinery
Ilapak Limited will launch two new packaging machines at this year’s Total Processing and Packaging Exhibition at Birmingham’s NEC (15-18 May).