Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4664
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Allergy mania means missing nutrients
Growing numbers of people are missing out on vital nutrients after incorrectly diagnosing themselves with food allergies, a poll has suggested.
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Tumeric cancer prevention potential
Scientists in New Jersey have found that the curry spice turmeric holds potential for the treatment and prevention of prostate cancer, when combined with certain vegetables.
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Million tonne waste dilemma
The government has warned businesses must make more effort to ensure the packaging they use is recycled.
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ArticleRocky start to SA pear season
The South African pear crop is likely to be some 10-15 per cent down this season and to start slightly later than usual.
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ArticleBeetroot the next superfood?
Beetroot is set to follow in the footsteps of blueberries and broccoli to become the superfood of the moment for 2006, Tesco is claiming.
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EMR open for discussion
The East Malling Research Association is holding its first ever member’s day to discuss ways to achieve environmental and economic stability in horticulture.
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ArticleSir Terry to talk for CCFRA
Tesco boss Sir Terry Leahy will deliver a talk to members of Campden and Chorleywood Food Research Association at their annual open day on June 7.
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ArticleCucumber producers facing tough times
The cucumber supply situation is going through a disastrous spell with the supply chain losing hundreds of thousands of pounds and contracts failing to be met.
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ArticleSainsbury's £14m boost for UK toms
Tomato harvesting at John Baarda Ltd’s 23-acre site at Billingham will start this week.
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ArticleRe:fresh Awards nominations details downloadable now!!
The nominations brochure for this year’s Re:fresh Awards, to be held at the London Marriott, Grosvenor Square on May 11, is now downloadable.
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Asda ups stakes in price war
You thought the UK was already engaged in a high street price war? Well, hold on to your hats, because Asda has just upped the stakes.
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Groundbreaking water treatment scheme revealed
Water companies will next month hear the results of groundbreaking trials into recycled glass as a media for treating drinking water and wastewater.
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Asda employees lose out
More than 60 per cent of Asda employees will go without a bonus this year after the supermarket chain failed to meet its annual sales targets.
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ArticleUK misses out on EU funding
Growers in the UK are missing out on funding from the EU as the European Commission last week approved €25.5 million in support for the promotion of agricultural products.
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ArticleRe:fresh Partnership to survey industry
The Re:fresh Partnership is carrying out a major survey of the UK fresh produce industry.
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ArticleNFU anger at CAP failure
The National Farmers’ Union’s council has agreed a vote of no confidence in Defra and the Rural Payments Agency (RPA) to deliver CAP reform.
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British top online sales charts
British consumers have become Europe’s top online consumers following record online shopping growth rates in the run-up to Christmas.
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ArticleUK onions snubbed
UK onions appear to be losing out when it comes to the ethnic catering sector, a wholesaler has revealed.
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ArticleEat in Colour refuses to fade
The fresh produce industry has failed to support fully the proposed generic promotion campaign Eat in Colour, despite the weight of Tesco and Asda’s backing.
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Ex-Asda man to head up Somerfield
Former Asda executive Paul Mason is returning to the UK to head up Somerfield.