Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4722

  • Richard Baker
    Article

    HZPC develops a UK presence

    2005-07-28T16:51:43Z

    Dutch seed-potato giant HZPC, which previously used MBM as its exclusive UK agent, reached an agreement with the Cambridgeshire company that saw a dedicated and wholly-owned HZPC subsidiary established in Doncaster in April.

  • French combine field flair with function
    Article

    French combine field flair with function

    2005-07-28T16:51:01Z

    How can strong technical know-how be used as the basis for marketing development? French potato group Pom’Alliance thinks it has found the answer and tells Philippe Gautier of its plans for the Amandine variety in the UK.

  • British Potato Counsel
    Article

    British Potato Counsel

    2005-07-28T16:50:19Z

    Potatoes are purchased by 97 per cent of households in the UK at least once every two weeks. This represents a fantastic base from which the British Potato Council can begin its work to promote the home-grown potato in all its forms, but it does not necessarily make the job an easy one. Tommy Leighton reports.

  • Joint on-line effort to educate kids
    Article

    Joint on-line effort to educate kids

    2005-07-28T16:49:14Z

    Schoolchildren and their teachers will later this year have a fully interactive and comprehensive web-based nutritional learning aid covering all food types, following collaboration between the British Potato Council (BPC) and four other levy boards.

  • BPC - At your foodservice
    Article

    BPC - At your foodservice

    2005-07-28T16:47:34Z

    Foodservice is the UK’s fourth largest consumer market. Annual sales are estimated at around £30 billion and it is predicted that by 2025, the UK consumer will be spending more on eating out than at home.

  • Off the couch
    Article

    Off the couch

    2005-07-28T16:46:20Z

    By Tommy Leighton.

  • Grow your own success
    Article

    Grow your own success

    2005-07-28T16:41:45Z

    In the last 12 months, the British Potato Council created and put its weight behind a scheme that encouraged schoolchildren to learn more about where food and potatoes come from and healthy eating.

  • British Potato 2005 - five events in one
    Article

    British Potato 2005 - five events in one

    2005-07-28T16:38:35Z

    British Potato 2005, organised by the British Potato Council (BPC), will be held at the Great Yorkshire Showground in Harrogate from November 30 to December 1 and will attract around 6,000 visitors.

  • Smile cheers Higgins
    Article

    Smile cheers Higgins

    2005-07-28T16:34:40Z

    The Higgins Group is keen to capitalise on its recent successes and its Smile potato has further buoyed optimism, writes Doris Lee Butterworth.

  • Herbert engineers upgrade
    Article

    Herbert engineers upgrade

    2005-07-28T16:33:58Z

    RJ Herbert Engineering Ltd sits in the heart of The Fens, which has a strong tradition of potato production. The company was founded by Rod Herbert who, over the last 30 years, has steered and evolved the business into an important manufacturer of root crop and field-vegetable handling equipment, reports Anabella de Sousa.

  • A fistful of weighers
    Article

    A fistful of weighers

    2005-07-28T16:33:21Z

    A machinery company is aiming to revitalise the market for linear weighing machines in the potato sector.

  • T&M makes Sarpo mark
    Article

    T&M makes Sarpo mark

    2005-07-28T16:30:26Z

    Thompson & Morgan has increased its share of the potato seed market with the exclusive launch of the Sarpo Mira and Sarpo Axona varieties from the Sarvari Research Trust.

  • Aviko wedged in value
    Article

    Aviko wedged in value

    2005-07-28T16:28:23Z

    Although traditional English favourites such as mash, jacket potato and chips will always be well represented across most caterers’ menus, modern taste trends and an increase in consumer demand for wider variety of choice is leading caterers to include a bigger range of potato options on their menus.

  • Article

    Enlarged EU has impact on Fruit Logistica

    2005-07-28T16:01:01Z

    Fruit Logistica bosses are tipping the new EU member states to make an even greater impact at next year’s show.

  • Article

    Japan eases restrictions on US fruit

    2005-07-28T14:01:01Z

    US apple producers are celebrating after Japan agreed to ease quarantine restrictions on their fruit.

  • Article

    Wholesaler fined

    2005-07-28T12:01:01Z

    A fresh produce wholesaler has been fined £3,050 with costs following a prosecution by Defra.

  • Strawberries face oversupply crisis
    Article

    Strawberries face oversupply crisis

    2005-07-28T10:01:02Z

    Oversupply of strawberries during the UK season is likely to get worse, a leading marketing desk has warned.

  • Article

    Jamaica faces $200m hurricane bill

    2005-07-28T08:01:02Z

    Hurricane damage to the Jamaican agriculture sector is likely to top more than $200 million according to estimates.

  • Nursery producers offer delivery solution
    Article

    Nursery producers offer delivery solution

    2005-07-27T16:01:01Z

    A group of nursery producers have joined forces to offer a new delivery solution to customers.

  • Article

    Chiquita hits the beach

    2005-07-27T14:01:00Z

    Chiquita is taking to the beaches of Greece as part of the summer campaign to promote its fruit.