Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4731
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ArticleDailyFresh to open Dunkirk facility
DailyFresh, the Dutch fresh produce group and distributor to the UK and Ireland has unveiled plans to extend its activities through a new facility at the port of Dunkirk. Philippe Gautier reports.
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ArticleUS cherry shippers enjoy late window
Despite a lower packout this season, Northwest cherry producers are eager to take advantage of strong demand in the UK. Doris Lee Butterworth reports.
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ArticleIs global boom sustainable?
For the first of our series of profiles on kiwifruit, Isabel Quiroz of International Chilean quality control service provider Decofrut, illustrates the changing shape of the global kiwi supply situation.
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Does this mean war?
Relations between French wholesalers and cash and carry companies have never been easy, to say the least. Everybody knows
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The future’s in the pea leaves
The stone-fruit season is now getting underway after a slow start, writes David Shapley, and we are beginning to seen the full
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Long-term aims, not child’s play
New research says that the school fruit and vegetables scheme only affects participants’ dietary habits for as long as
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ArticleFrench focus on fun fruits
Liquid fruit is the message behind this year’s Sunshine Fruits from France campaign.
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Retail race hots up as Tesco streaks away
Tesco has increased its lead over its rival, claiming more than 30 per cent market share, according to latest figures.
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Food sales buck retail trend
Retail sales in June suffered their worst year-on-year fall recorded, according to latest data from the CBI’s monthly Distributive Trades Survey, while grocery and food sales continued to buck the trend.
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New licensing still leaves labour vulnerable to exploitation
The new licensing system for gangmasters and agencies will leave thousands of temporary and migrant workers vulnerable to exploitation a union has claimed.
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Florida bans South African clems
The US state of Florida has temporarily halted the import and sale of South African clementines following the discovery of moth larvae.
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Russia lifts Turkish ban
The Russian ban on importing fresh produce from Turkey, dubbed as the "tomato crisis", has been lifted.
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Fyffes puts in strong performance
Favourable market conditions have led to a strong performance in Europe for banana giant Fyffes, which is now predicting it will top market expectations.
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Have you got telly potential?
ITV is looking for fresh produce companies that trade with the Caribbean to participate in a series of cookery and culture daytime TV slots.
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ArticlePeruvian gras sendings grow
The latest figures from the US department of agriculture indicate that Peru expects to harvest increasing volumes of asparagus.
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ArticleFood Dudes project could extend
Food Dudes project could be extended to encourage kids to increase physical activity as well as eat more fruit and vegetables.
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Top-level plan to train more food scientists
An urgent plan to redress an acute shortage of food scientists and technologists has been launched by a top-level working party led by Improve, the food and drink sector skills council.
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ArticleCo-op walks away from Somerfield bid
United Co-operatives has reportedly pulled out of the bidding war for Somerfield.
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NZ drought risk
New Zealand’s National Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research has found that climate change is increasing the risk of drought in key growing areas.