Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4712
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Defra details climate change research
Defra has outlined in a new note how it is using science and technology to tackle climate change.
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Celebrating the tomato
Growers and cookery enthusiasts are to meet in Chichester to celebrate the versatility and health benefits of the tomato.
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China targets international floral market
The Chinese floriculture industry has signalled its intention to expand into the international flower market.
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Banana campaigners target carnival
Caribbean banana campaigners are set to join forces aboard floats at the Notting Hill Carnival this weekend.
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Consultation opens on packaging waste
Defra has opened a consultation looking at future packaging recycling and recovery targets for businesses during 2006-10.
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More co-operation needed in Slovenia
Slovenian farmers and co-operatives are being urged to join fruit and vegetable grower organisations in order to be eligible for EU funding and to boost competition.
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Foriegn lorry volumes up
Lorry operators in the 10 EU accession states have seen traffic volumes to the UK double over the last year, according to the Department of Transport.
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Tesco cheaper, new survey claims
The ongoing price war between Tesco and Asda took a new twist today with a new survey claiming Tesco to be cheapest - particularly in fresh produce.
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Gate Gourmet talks on hold
Gate Gourmet and unions have put talks to resolve the ongoing jobs row are on hold after a deal which may help end the crisis was agreed on Thursday.
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ArticleEnglish plums in full swing
The English plum season is now in full swing, with the Victoria harvest now under way, the Summerfruit Company reports.
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Optimum spraying urged for carrots
Carrot growers using the fungicide Amistar to control Sclerotinia are being advised to switch to a narrow 65-degree flat fan jet nozzle for best results.
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ArticleOrganic industry support for exposé
The organic industry is broadly supporting a broadsheet exposé that labelled parts of the UK’s organic offer “a scam”.
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Green Card success
The new Green Card Scheme for recording and promoting employee skills within the food and drink sector has been positively received by the industry, said makers, Improve.
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ECR UK launches free Retail Ready Packaging guide
Retail Ready Packaging (RRP) has been identified as a key way to address the industry's £3billion on-shelf availability problem.
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Not yet time for organic panic
It may be officially “the silly season” for the UK’s media, but the splash in last Sunday’s Observer
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Enhancing the on-shelf images
Packaging design seems to advance daily, and more and more retailers are turning towards photo-enhanced packaging to attract
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Europe gets an RFID event
RFID 2005, a new exhibition launched by the logistics and marketing branch of Reed Exhibitions France, will take place on
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ArticleThere Hass to be an alternative
There is a wide choice when it comes to avocado varieties. The UK market has made its choice and plumped for Hass, but are things beginning to change? Ed Bedington investigates.
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ArticleThe UK’s going Mad4Mango
A far-reaching promotional campaign, coupled with consistent supplies of good quality fruit, could make mangoes even more popular in the coming months. Doris Lee Butterworth investigates.
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ArticleBorn again wholesalers
Rumours of its demise have been greatly exaggerated and the wholesale sector is now beginning to attract renewed interest from suppliers fed up with the misery and pressure of depending on the multiple retail game. Ed Bedington reports.