Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4581
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Vitacress honoured in factory awards
Prepared salads specialist Vitacress picked up four accolades including the top prize at the Best Factory Awards last week.
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ArticleZespri revises losses forecast
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri International has revised its forecast for on-shore fruit losses on figures released last month.
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ArticleNew chief for c-store association
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has today announced the appointment of James Lowman as chief executive.
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Capespan's Graham Allen dies, aged 55
Capespan UK’s commercial manager Graham Allen has died, aged 55, after falling ill earlier this year.
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ArticleIsrael set for citrus boom
Press reports in Israel suggest that the country’s citrus industry is ready for a return to its heyday of the 1980s.
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ArticleNuts, nuts, good for the heart
Nuts could be set to join the list of superfoods after a new study unveiled at the World Cardilogy Congress in Barcelona showed that they can reduce the risk of heart disease.
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Rabobank tops US agri-bank list
Rabobank, the leading bank to the global food and agriculture industry has been named the ‘premier’ food and agribusiness bank in the United States out of 120 top US firms.
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French seeds spread to Israel
French seed company Vilmorin Seed has gained control of Israel’s largest and oldest seed company Hazera Genetics.
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Traffic Light scheme on TV
The Food Standards Agency has decided to show its first television advertisement promoting its traffic light food labelling system in a bid to tackle the obesity crisis in Britain.
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ArticleLeahy fires Wal-Mart broadside
Today’s Sun newspaper, the UK’s leading red-top, reports Tesco chief executive Sir Terry Leahy blasting Wal-Mart, Asda’s American owner.
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ArticleGreenery berry pack to extend shelf life
The Greenery has launched soft-fruit packaging specifically designed to prolong product shelf life.
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Tesco man tops Power 100
Tesco’s Tim Mason today topped Marketing’s annual Power 100 list - which named him the most powerful marketer in the UK.
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Slow progress for plant health refunds
Importers expecting a refund from Defra for unfulfilled plant health inspections must now decide whether to accept the standard offer or press for an individual assessment.
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ArticleDole completes JP shares purchase
Jamaica Producers Group Limited (JPG) yesterday accepted an offer from Dole for the purchase of JPG’s 65 per cent interest in the UK’s JP Fruit Distributors.
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E.coli traced to single spinach processor
An E.coli outbreak, which killed one person and left almost 100 people ill in the US earlier this month, has been traced back to a single spinach processor.
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Toms line up for National Fruit Show
Tomatoes, pumpkins and walnuts will be included for the first time in the National Fruit Show 2006 - and the exhibition is set to be the bigger than ever, according to its organisers.
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ArticleTesco makes £69 a second
Tesco half-year profits have soared 10.3 per cent to £1.09bn - around £69 a second.
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Produce Packaging re-brands
Produce Packaging will celebrate the re-branding of its company at the National Fruit Show next month, marking 25 years in business.
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ArticleKendall turns Bournemouth green
NFU president Peter Kendall outlined the challenges facing the British farming sector at today's Conservative Party Conference.
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ArticleEA&P hosts press tasting event
Celebrating the launch of the English apple season, representative body English Apples & Pears last week invited members of the press to sample some early varieties at an exclusive tasting event in London.