Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4681
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Capespan's chairman honoured
Capespan's chairman, Paul Clüver, has been named as Business Personality of the Year 2005.
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Compass posts losses
Catering giant Compass has posted a drop of 9.9 per cent in annual profits.
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ArticleDelta damages Canary crops
Tropical storm Delta has affected salad crops in the Canary Islands.
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ArticleP&O in £3.3bn takeover
Ports and ferries business P&O has agreed to a £3.3 billion takeover deal by Dubai Ports World.
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ArticleBartlett earns sliver
Airdrie-based roots supplier Albert Bartlett & Sons has won silver at the 2005 Green Apple Awards
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ArticleClimate threat to UK production
Climate change could lead to a global food shortage, farming bosses have warned.
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ArticleStorm threatens Canary Islands
Tropical storm Delta was due to reach the Canary Islands on Monday afternoon.
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Cauliflower feels the chill
Cauliflower is already beginning to run short on UK markets as cold weather starts to bite.
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Langmead launches Finest salads
Langmead Farms is celebrating the launch of an innovative salad offer under the Tesco Finest brand.
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Darbonne releases new berry
French strawberry breeder SA Darbonne has granted Hargreaves Plants a licence to produce its own plants in the UK of a new strawberry variety.
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ArticleOrganic waste tackled
More than a third of organic potatoes and 40 per cent of organic carrots do not make it onto supermarket shelves, new research published by the Food Chain Centre has revealed.
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Bengalese growers break into Europe
Herbs and vegetables from Bengal are being exported to Europe for the first time following a promotional campaign.
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Report release on Aussie access for NZ apples
The Australian Apple Access Group (AAAG) is in Wellington to finally collect a crucial but overdue report on the rules for exporting apples to Australia.
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ArticleM&S to introduce new tomato
A unique variety of Almerían green tomato could soon become a feature in UK fresh produce aisles if an impending trial by Marks & Spencer is successful.
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ArticlePotato views must be heard
British Potato Council chairman David Walker said it is vital the potato industry participates fully in the levy board consultation process that began with last week’s publication of the Radcliffe Report.
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Sainsbury's switches to online recruitment
Sainsbury’s is set to save £4 million by putting all its job advertisements online.
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Italian weather toll
The harsh weather conditions are beginning to take their toll in Italy, with growers reporting damage.
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ArticleRed Tractor in the limelight
The Red Tractor made a grand entrance at the BBC Good Food Show this week, with a little help from celebrity chef Anthony Worrall Thompson.
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ArticleGM peas scrapped
The GM debate has re-opened as an Australian study has found that GM pest-resistant peas cause lung damage in mice.
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EU drops banana levy proposal - again
The European Union has agreed to a levy of 176 euros a tonne on Latin American banana imports, a further drop from the 179 euros a tonne proposed last week.