Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4618
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VI says keep water clean
The Voluntary Initiative on pesticides has stepped up its campaign on good practice.
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ArticleBerries make up for lost time
UK strawberry sales and production are running well ahead of last year as fine weather helps volumes pick up from a slow start.
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Alberto brings rains
Hurricane Alberto has brought much needed rainfall to grapefruit plantations in central Florida.
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Taiwanese hopes dampened by rains
An outbreak of heavy rain has left Taiwan's agricultural sector with losses of NT$621.27 million (£10.4m).
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ArticlePromo push for legumes
In an unprecedented move, UK peas and beans will benefit from a major promotional spend this summer.
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ArticleNew tom is sweet as Candy
Italian grower and marketer Rago is launching a new tomato onto the UK market.
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ArticleFirst-rate Chinese lychee shipments hit Europe
Chinese exporter Red Empress made history this week, as it marked Europe’s first arrival of top-quality shipped lychees from Asia.
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ArticleGreenery goes on the road
European producer and supplier The Greenery is taking to the road with chef Noel Goulding to showcase the versatility of its veg offer at selected wholesale markets across the UK.
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ArticleCitrus supply tightens
The UK is in for a summer of tight supply on citrus lines as southern hemisphere sources experience drought and market jitters.
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Come on feel the noise
British Potato Council campaigning is set to make even more noise about the healthiness of potatoes.
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ArticleA tale of two islands
The isles around the UK are a source of premium British tomatoes. Harmony Produce in Jersey and the Wight Salads Group, based on the Isle of Wight, are focused on producing and promoting British tomatoes across the UK. Anna Sbuttoni reports.
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ArticleRoyal ascent
Not content with being a fruit producer and exporter, Royal is determined to win its battle to stamp a new philosophy - its own philosophy - onto the European market. Tommy Leighton went to Seville to find out more.
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ArticleFrench window shut
A later start to the UK carrot season should spell good news for exporters into this market, but according to some importers of French carrots that is not always the case. Doris Lee Butterworth reports.
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ArticleBlack and blue
We all read regularly about strawberries and raspberries, but the lesser-volume types being grown on these shores are gaining their own share of the limelight. David Shapley takes a peek at UK production of blueberries, blackberries and blackcurrants.
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ArticleCore co-operation
Apples have long been a cornerstone of the South African horticultural industry but with their competitive advantage gradually eroding, numbers are dwindling and those still in the game are pinning hopes of sustainability on investment in replanting and promotion. But will this be enough to stave off the downward trend in production, volumes and sales? Elspeth Waters visited the country’s main apple-growing region to get the latest prognosis.
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Anyone for tennis? Produce shelves serving up a treat
The arrival of hot weather and the imminence of Wimbledon mean that soft fruit and stonefruit are beginning to fill up the
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Hot air detracts from impotence
In the last seven days, UK growers’ unions have made renwewed calls for a clampdown on the handling of suppliers by the
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ArticleLondon freight plan to improve capital deliveries
At its Greater London Freight Council meeting yesterday (June 13), the Freight Transport Association took another key step in its strategy of Planning for Freight by hosting the launch of Transport for London's (TfL) London Freight Plan consultation.
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Chiquita prices decline in EU
Chiquita sees US market compensate for low-priced EU in April and May.