Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4694
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Pro Natura's cash injection
Pro Natura, leading European trader of organic fresh produce in Europe, has had 50 per cent of its stock bought by Paris-based equity firm, Activa Capital.
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ArticleLeading Edge opens new facility
Kent-based labels and packaging company, Leading Edge Labels, has opened a new site in Peterborough.
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ArticleFrench leaf "the new rocket"
Lamb's lettuce is being hailed in the restaurant trade as "the new rocket".
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ArticleSchmidt calls for currency favours
Chile’s horticultural production will suffer if unfavourable exchange rates continue, according to Luis Schmidt, president of the country’s fruit growers’ association Fedefruta.
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ArticleGovernment will suffer for lack of transport investment
The Freight Transport Association (FTA) believes the government must heed warnings by the OECD that decades of under investment in transport infrastructure is threatening to hold back productivity in the UK economy.
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ArticleGarden in the black
New Covent Garden Market has announced an improvement in business for 2004 despite difficult trading conditions.
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Florida's grapefruit rise
Florida is expecting to produce 88 per cent more grapefruit this year, with experts claiming the crop as evidence the state's grapefruit industry is recovering from the hurricanes of 2004.
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ArticleFresh Direct acquires Redbridge Caterfresh
Re:fresh award winning foodservice supplier Fresh Direct has taken over Redbridge Caterfresh.
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ArticleEnglish chase pink pounds
Secret trials are taking place in Kent to assess whether UK growers will be able to produce pink apples to compete against imported Cripps Pink and the trademarked Pink Lady, which have taken UK retailers by storm over the last five years.
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Asian trade rise
Fruit trade between China and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) has maintained a strong momentum in recent years, the organisation claimed at a recent round-table meeting.
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London must act on food supply
Londoners must act to create a healthy global food supply system, according to speakers at a food conference in the capital today.
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ArticlePersimmon crop in abundance
Spanish growers of kakifruit, or persimmon, are expecting a record crop this year.
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Somerfield set for investment
The potential new owners of Somerfield are set to “throw a lot more money” at the business, according to reports.
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ArticleSpain unveils new easy-peeler
New easy-peeler Moncada will be planted in the Valencia region next spring.
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ArticleUSD rate unbearable for Chile
Chile’s horticultural production will suffer if unfavourable exchange rates continue, according to Luis Schmidt, president of the country’s fruit growers’ association Fedefruta.
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ArticleEducating chefs
A campaign organised by the British Potato Council to educate consumers about the different potato varieties available has found knowledge among chefs is lacking.
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Year of the Vietnamese dragon
The Vietnamese dragon-fruit industry could soon be targeting Europe
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ArticleCornish boost from Tesco
Cornish vegetable producer Southern England Farms (SEF) has been awarded a direct contract by Tesco to become a primary supplier of vegetables
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ArticleRains bring Andalusia relief
Citrus growers in Andalusia have welcomed rainfall early this week which will boost orange production.