Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4714
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Open day showcases seed offer
International seed seller Bejo Zaden is set to showcase new products at its annual open day this September.
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ArticleSainsbury's fights back on top fruit
Sainsbury's is gunning for Tesco on top-fruit as it looks to claw back lost market share at the start of the UK season.
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ArticleMarketing group expands
Award winning marketing organisation The Quintus Partnership Ltd has signed up three more production companies, bringing the group’s grower membership to nine.
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Italians back generic promo
As the trade in the UK continues to prevaricate on the generic promotion issue, Italian growers are taking steps to reverse declining fresh produce consumption in their country.
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Last call for export stars
Food from Britain is making a a last call for entrants to this year’s Export Awards.
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ArticleNew Zealand needs more treaties
New Zealand needs to pursue trade agreements to ensure its exports are not disadvantaged in competition with other senders such as Chile, a new report has found.
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Packaging machinery to be launched
UK tray sealing and filling equipment leaders, Packaging Automation, is set to launch its latest product, the Fastfill 40, at this year’s PPMA show.
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BA World Cargo back up and running
Fresh produce logistics expert British Airways World Cargo has resumed full operations across its global network following the recent industrial action.
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Sainsbury's buys Morrisons stores
Sainsbury’s is expanding its estate with the purchase of nine more Safeway stores from Morrisons.
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ArticleSize doesn't matter, brightness does
Brightly coloured fruits and vegetables apparently reduce the risk of developing inflammatory polyarthritis, including rheumatoid arthritis.
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ArticleApple growers ignore wholesale sector
UK apple growers are under fire for ignoring the needs of the wholesale sector.
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Produce hit by Gate Gourmet action
Fresh produce supply into troubled airline caterer Gate Gourmet has been affected by the company's industrial action.
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Verco's cold solution for Tesco
Leading refrigerated cabinet supplier, Verco Ltd, has supplied a solution for Tesco’s temporary store near Birmingham.
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We must speculate to communicate
There can be no doubt of the importance of consumer communication when it comes to horticulture, although messages may take
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Clarity needed for SPV replacement
It is still unclear as to which countries will be asked to report prices for the SPV replacement system, which is due to be
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British on front foot
Alexia Robinson, founder/organiser British Food FortnightThere has never been a better time to be in the business of
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ArticleAdding value to avocados
Innovation is key for any category if it wants to adapt and expand into the future, but while most categories wait until they are mature before looking to innovation, the avocado sector has stolen a march. Ed Bedington reports.
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ArticleKeep it green
Global warming, pesticides, wildlife threatened by extinction...barely a day goes by without some reference to how farmers are destroying the environment. But this is only one side of the coin. The horticultural industry is increasingly evolving to promote long-term sustainability through environment-friendly practices, but the positives are simply glossed over in the quest for a front-page scandal. Elspeth Waters reports.
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Not alone, but still in the wrong
The freshinfo poll this week asks whether English apple growers are alone in ignoring the potential for wholesale market