Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4720
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DVD helps with health and safety
Producers are being offered health and safety advice with the launch of a DVD from the Horticultural Development Council.
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WTO verdict on bananas due
The banana sector is expecting the long-awaited verdict from the World Trade Organisation today on the overhaul of the rules on importing bananas into the EU.
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Celeb shopper shortlist revealed
Retail bosses have unveiled the shortlist for the title of celebrity shopper of the year award.
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ArticlePolish move for Northern Mushrooms
A leading mushroom supplier has looked to Poland for its new chief executive.
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ArticleGoodbye to Goodway as Karin retires
Karin Goodway has retired after 20 years at Lockwood Press, publisher of the Fresh Produce Journal.
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ArticleTough times for top fruit
Chilean exporters are starting to look back on what has been a difficult season for southern hemisphere apples and pears in Europe so far.
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US support for South African citrus
The US government has promised support to South African citrus producers when it comes to an export programme for their fruit.
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ArticleLast of the UK asparagus
The last of the UK harvest of asparagus has been cut as the growers responsible celebrate a second seasonal coup.
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Aldi looks to reposition
Discount chain Aldi is repositioning its brand to make it more mid-market and bringing fresh produce to the fore with a £6 million above-the-line ad campaign in the UK.
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Garlic winners
A garlic specialist is celebrating after winning a top award from the Royal Horticultural Society.
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ArticleBritish raspberries are back on track
Raspberry growers have been enjoying healthy sales this year, according to British Summer Fruits chairman Laurence Olins.
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ArticleRetailers WRAP up waste
The supermarkets are backing the Waste & Resources Action Programme’s Courtauld Commitment launched this week to try and reduce packaging and food waste.
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Lifeline for Palestinian workers
Palestinian workers are being thrown a lifeline of up to $10 million to safeguard their jobs in Gaza.
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ArticleExchange rate pressure bites
Zespri is under pressure this season as the appreciation of the New Zealand dollar takes its toll on grower returns and market pressure builds.
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ArticleGreek grapes to make timely start
Greek grapes are due to start their season more or less on time in the second week of August despite a cold snap in March.
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ArticleTroubled Cuban grapefruit
The Cuban grapefruit crop is almost a complete wipe out following Hurricane Dennis three weeks ago.
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ArticleDiscovery debate heats up
The debate surrounding the quality of Discovery, the first apple of the English top fruit season, continues to rage.
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Morrisons posts sales improvement
Morrison’s latest trading update has received a mixed reaction from the City.
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ArticleThailand eyes rich pickings
Attempts to bolster Thailand’s fruit trade are meeting with some success. Doris Lee Butterworth finds out more
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ArticleRelocation, relocation, relocation
The horticulture wholesale market has been a fixture of Birmingham for 30 years and few could deny it has served the city well. But as modern life continues to blossom left, right and centre, some say the city-centre’s development is being held back by its presence, while the market itself has seen better days. However, with tenants’ leases set to expire in 2009 most are starting to ask themselves if it is a question of ‘make do and mend’ or time to be moving on. Elspeth Waters reports.