Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4667
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ArticleCox stock situation improves
After industry action in December, January 1 stock figures painted a far healthier picture for the UK Cox crop.
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ArticleRetail big hitters move on
New Year, new job certainly seems the maxim for three of the leading players in the retail fresh produce scene.
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NFU looks for nominations
The National Farmers' Union is calling for nominations to its board of horticulture to serve from March 2006 through to January 2008.
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ArticleMake or break for French
The next few weeks will either make or break the French apple season, an industry leader has said.
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ArticleGinsburg makes surprise address
The new Corporation of London markets committee chairman has made a surprise call for the end of court proceedings between government and the corporation.
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ArticleDefra's shame at PEACH failure
Defra’s PEACH automatic certification process for imported fruit and vegetables was down through Christmas, leaving furious importers alleging no-one could be bothered to go in and reset it.
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ArticleProduced in Taiwan
Taiwan may have been famed for its cheap and cheerful consumer goods, but now the country is hoping to achieve wider recognition for its high quality fruit and vegetable production as it looks to rebuild in the wake of a major natural disaster. Ed Bedington reports from Taiwan.
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ArticleTry another flavour
In a technology-driven age where consumers demand a greater range of good quality fresh produce at increasingly lower prices, the pressure to find new, superior varieties of fruit and vegetables is intense. Emma Twyning speaks to some of the industry’s finest seed breeders to find out just what they are up against.
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ArticleColombia’s exotic side
In the penultimate feature in our series on Colombian fresh produce, Tommy Leighton talks to four of the country’s leading lights in exotic fruit.
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Defend your business against interruption
Adam Bernstein hosts the FPJ’s monthly spotlight on the legislation that affects your business, and how you can use it to your advantage. This month he takes a look at business interruption insurance, how to protect your company from unforeseen disaster
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No exemptions in gangmaster move
At the end of October we informed members of a Defra consultation on exclusions to the requirements of the Gangmaster
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Retail all “new” language of labels
it is now back to normal after the holiday, but over this period I noticed that availability on many shelves seemed to be down
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Another fine mess - time for action
It’s not all that often that you hear the French and the English sing from the same hymn sheet. But you will see
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Alliums could combat cancer
Garlic and onion consumption could help cut the risk of cancer in women, German scientists have claimed.
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Ripesense aims for award
Smart label manufacturer Ripesense is celebrating after being one of the products to be nominated for the Fruit Logistica Innovation Award 2006.
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ArticleSainsbury's keeps momentum going
Sainsbury's has continued its promising recovery under Justin King, announcing a better-than-expected sales uplift in the important run up to Christmas.
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ArticleSpanish citrus outrage
Farm-gate prices are less than a quarter the cost of production on some varieties prompting growers to take action.
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Somerfield closes two distribution depots
Some 440 Somerfield employees will lose their jobs as the supermarket chain closes two distribution centres.
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London 's first refusal for Tesco
A London council has refused permission for the development of a Tesco convenience store on the grounds that it would have an adverse effect on its local shopping centres.