Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4660
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EU expansion fears only partly founded
Were the fears expressed by European fruit and vegetable growers regarding the latest round of expansion of the EU justified? Only in some respects, according to Dr Wilhelm Ellinger of the Central Market and Price Reporting Office (ZMP) in Bonn.
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ArticleIs it a plum, is it a pear?
The UK trade is set to be tempted with pears that taste like plums as New Zealand producers get set to launch their latest innovations.
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ArticleYour chance to quiz Don
Outspoken critic of the soft-fruit sector and celebrity gardener, Monty Don, has agreed to face questions from members of the industry.
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New seed for baby leaves and herbs
Israeli organic seed-breeder Genesis Seeds is launching its newly branded herbs line - Genesis Select Herb Seeds this week.
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ArticleCoopers scoops £12m foodservice deal
Fresh produce foodservice supplier wins £12 million contract
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ArticleFruit Logistica smashes records
Berlin event attracts 35,000 visitors and estimates that more than $100m worth of contracts were signed in three days.
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ArticleGetting BAC to old Bramley ways
The Bramley Apple Campaign (BAC) is hoping to turn around a decline in family traditions and get more families sharing mealtimes together.
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ArticleBHTA forges closer links
The British Herb Trade Association (BHTA) is benefiting from closer links with the Horticultural Development Council and Adas and is drawing up a strategy of work for 2006.
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ArticleAPLE clarifies Pink pricing
The European Pink Lady Association (APLE) has refuted allegations that UK importers holding licences to handle the brand are being charged higher prices than their continental European counterparts.
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ArticleMarkets must contribute to national agenda
Market authorities recognise need for markets to tie in with national healthy eating agenda.
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ArticleReichman: spread your floral focus
Agrexco’s flower marketing manager Yehuda Reichman believes there is a tendency to over-emphasise the importance of the February-march window.
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Jus takes juice award
Jus has been voted the tastiest apple juice in the West Midlands in a contest run by Heart of England Fine Foods, Heff.
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Defra issues remittance advice
Defra’s plant health section experienced IT problems last week resulting in the e-mailing of remittances for payments made as far back as 2004.
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NZ citrus heads to US
New Zealand citrus growers are looking to make their fortune with new exports to the US market.
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ArticleKiwifruit flower count falls
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri is forecasting a smaller crop this season, although its figures differ from those released previously by the US department of agriculture.
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ArticleSpain suffers big freeze
Freezing temperatures have struck Spain at almost exactly the same time as last year’s frosts, again wreaking havoc with a whole range of crops.
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DoH scheme not under threat
The Department of Health has moved to reassure the industry that it remains committed to the National School Fruit & Vegetable Scheme (SFVS).
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ArticleAgrexco celebrates half a century of exports
Agrexco has launched a logo to celebrate the 50th anniversary of its formation in Israel.
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M&S in tomato first
Marks & Spencer will have its first UK cherry tomatoes of 2006 this weekend - earlier than ever before in previous seasons.
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Forum to discuss obesity
The Westminster Diet & Health Forum will be holding a keynote seminar to discuss issues surrounding obesity, at Lewis Media Centre, London, on April 25.