Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4567
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ArticleEarly Sweet on the march
Early Sweet, the licensed white seedless variety bred by Israeli company Grapa, is set to make even bigger strides in the UK market next year.
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ArticleAnglia's Bob Rose dies, aged 52
Anglia Business Solutions regretfully announces the death of Bob Rose last weekend.
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ArticleEvery retailer wins with TNS
The latest TNS Worldpanel grocery market share figures, for the 12 weeks ending November 5, reveal nearly all the major chains are enjoying growth ahead of the overall market.
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ArticleOrganics hampered by mixed standards
A plethora of standards worldwide is hampering trade in the organic sector.
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ArticleWashington counts frost costs
Frost in Washington State has seen the apple season shortened and overall volumes will be down by nine per cent on last season, according to officials.
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Starpack entries invited
Entry forms for the Starpack Industry Awards 2007 and the Student & Schools Starpack Awards are now available, organiser IOP has announced.
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Secure your business: make a will
Business owners are risking problems for their business partners and family by failing to make a will, according to leading law firm Mace & Jones.
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Fruit Logistica's online breakthrough
The Fruit Logistica virtual marketplace has set a new record with even more international companies listed and ehanced features.
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ArticleSainsbury's continues recovery
Underlying half-yearly profits at Sainsbury’s have grown 60.2 per cent to £189 million.
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ArticleAsda results impress
The introduction of new store initiatives has seen Asda improve its market share over the last quarter, group owner Walmart has announced.
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Colombian flower firm wins international accolade
Colombian firm Colibri Flowers picked up the award for World Ornamental Grower of the Year 2006 at Hortifair’s awards ceremony in Amsterdam last week.
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Owens recognised by peers
Alan Owens, executive chairman of Greenvale AP, has received the 2006 British Potato Industry Award in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the sector.
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FTA blasts foreign vehicles' low standards
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) is urging the government and transport industry not to let the UK’s high lorry safety standards be compromised by allegedly low standards being used by foreign-operated vehicles.
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Weather hampers veg supply
Erratic weather conditions are hampering the supply of several vegetable lines across Europe and sending wholesale prices on some lines sharply upward.
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ArticleHealthy snacking market soars
The market for dried fruit, nuts and seeds for snacking has increased by 50 per cent over the last five years and is approaching a yearly value of half a billion pounds.
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ArticleMinister urges greater waste effort from retailers
Environment minister Ben Bradshaw has told major supermarkets that they need to do more to reduce the amount of packaging and food waste going through their stores.
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ArticleMBMG chipper for Blumenthal
Leading potato specialist MBMG has been nominated as the “greatest authority on chips” by one of the country’s most prominent chefs.
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Aussie oil protects export citrus
Australian researchers have developed an oil which protects export citrus from surface pest, light-brown apple moth.
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ArticleSolanum to invest £1m
Solanum, a leading UK potato supplier and part of Produce World, is set to spend £1 million on new production facilities over the next 12 months.
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ArticleMorrisons in fennel sales drive
Morrisons is seeing significant growth in fennel sales mid-way through a winter soup promotion.