Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4656
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Thai exports to US expand
The US government has agreed to import expanded quotas of fresh Thai fruit but has warned Thai exporters that they must strictly follow its agricultural and health safety regulations to assure their shipments are pest-free, a senior Thai official has announced.
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Lightweight conversion from CoolKit
Refrigeration specialist CoolKit is claiming to have developed its lightest range of refrigerated vehicle conversions yet.
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ArticleFresh new service into Dover
Dover Cargo Terminal has secured a third liner service for 2006 with a new weekly service from Central America.
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Frankfurt expands perishable handling
Work will start this spring on extending capacity at Frankfurt Airport's centre for perishable freight.
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ArticleSmall retailers to disappear by 2015
Politicians have warned that the dominance of large independents and multiple retailers will force small and independent retailers off the UK high street by 2015.
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ArticleNFU wants levy body modernisation
The National Farmers’ Union has said statutory levy boards should be retained as long as they are modern, flexible and value for money.
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Israel's bumper Valentine's Day
In the past few days Israeli flower growers exported 100 million flowers to Europe and North America to meet demand for Valentine's Day.
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New executive director for EFSA
The European Food Safety Authority management board has nominated Catherine Geslain-Lanéelle as a future executive director.
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Vietnam's grapefruit confusion
A promotional website, set up to advertise grapefruit has fallen foul of the government in Vietnam over fears the sites name could be mistaken for the word penis.
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ArticleMeat bosses to sign up to 5 A DAY
Meat bosses have been given the go-ahead to use the government’s 5 A DAY logo on recipe booklets and leaflets to promote pigmeat.
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ArticleUnion discrimination to cost Asda £850,000
Asda discriminated against trade union members, an employment tribunal has ruled.
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Waitrose to reward small suppliers
Waitrose is offering Britain’s small producers a last chance to enter its prestigious fifth annual Waitrose Small Producers Awards.
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ArticleConsistency key for MBL winner
Availability, consistency and creativity are the key to succeeding in fresh produce, according to MBL’s fresh produce store of the year award winner.
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ArticleSpanish berry recovery
The Spanish strawberry and raspberry crops are set to make a full recovery on last year and even outstrip 2004.
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Asda back in black
Asda's switch to black for its produce department has paid dividends, the retailer is claiming.
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ArticleSouthern top fruit down
The southern hemisphere top-fruit crop will be lower than last season.
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ArticleDisney's floral appeal
Dutch supplier Springflower has teamed up with entertainment giant Disney for a new concept in flowers.
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Research boost for Vivaldi
Naturally Best is hoping that independent research carried out on its Vivaldi potato will boost the product’s image as a healthy choice.
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ArticlePomegranate innovation
Innovations in technology could see pomegranates become as popular as oranges, according to Ofer Juran, manager of Israeli machinery manufacturing company, Juran Metal Works Technologies.
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ArticleTrade applies gangmaster pressure
Retailers and trade and farm leaders have joined forces to urge the prime minister to end uncertainty over the gangmaster act this week.