Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4734
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NZ growers pelt Aussie flag
New Zealand top-fruit growers have taken their protest about access to the Australian market to their national parliament and the high commission in Wellington.
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ArticleConvenience is key for independents
Independent retailers must focus on the convenience market if they want to stay in the game, an award winning wholesaler claimed.
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Tesco goes nuts to boost sales
Sales of nuts have hit an all time high according to Tesco, which is attributing the boom to the latest diet craze.
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ArticleSaskatoon gets UK relaunch
JO Sims has relaunched the saskatoon berry season in the UK at London’s Canadian consulate last week.
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Good vibrations at national roadshow
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and manufacturers' organisation EEF - will jointly be running a series of noise and vibration roadshows across the UK in September and October 2005.
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Healthy cherry promotion
Promoters of cherries from the US north-west are focusing on the health benefits of the fruit in their promotions in the UK this year when the season gets underway - slightly later than usual at the beginning of July.
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Morrison appoints three new non-execs
Sir Ken Morrison has approved the selection of three non-executive directors by his deputy David Jones.
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New asparagus offer from Hargreaves
A plant breeder is claiming to have made great strides in its work to produce new asparagus varieties.
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ArticleBPC takes potato debate to parliament
Protestors have asked for the term Couch Potato to be removed from the Oxford English Dictionary because of its derogatory connotations for the humble, yet immensely popular spud.
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New SOLA to aid soft fruit
have been granted by the PSD for the use of the insecticide Oberon (spiromesifen) for spidermite and whitefly control in cucumbers, aubergines, gherkins and strawberry crops grown in inert substrates.
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Tesco lead strengthens
Solid first-quarter performance keeps Tesco had the top of the retail shop.
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Asparagus a winner for Sainsbury's
Asparagus is enjoying a surge in popularity across the UK, with sales rising faster than any other vegetable, according to Sainsbury’s.
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ArticleNationwide heads to Italy
Nationwide extended its reach to Southern Europe when Nationwide Italia was established on June 1 with Francesco Dipaola at the helm.
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ArticleSchool scheme fails to follow through
Research carried out by King's College, London, suggests that the government's scholl fruit and vegetable scheme has not yet succeeded in changing the eating habits of young children.
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ArticlePicota promotional push
Picota cherry producers have confirmed they are expecting an improved crop this season, with volumes expected to reach 4,500 tonnes.
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New contract for Redbridge
Redbridge Produce and Flowers has won the contract to supply fruit and vegetables to the whole of South Tyneside Education and Social Service Departments.
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ArticleKnives out for Sir Ken
The UK media has got its claws into Morrisons, with this week's Sunday Telegraph the latest to point the finger at embattled owner Sir Ken.
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Tru-Cape strikes deal with Chinese
South Africa’s largest fruit-marketing company, Tru-Cape Fruit Marketing, has struck a deal with Chinese government agencies to produce a range of varieties of apples and pears in the Western Cape.