Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4742
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"Strawmato" gets national exposure
A new tomato variety has been dubbed the “strawmato”, because it resembles the fruit and can be dipped in chocolate.
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ArticleSome apples are better than others
Some apples could offer more health benefits than others, new research indicates.
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Freelance recruitment service launched
A different type of recruitment consultancy that caters for freelance roles and focuses on the food industry, and fresh produce, has been launched.
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ArticleBiggest ever kiwifruit load leaves Tauranga
New Zealand's kiwifruit industry has loaded its largest ever shipment for the northern European market.
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SA citrus exporters get Fairtrade green light
ALG Farms and its empowerment partnership, Cedar Citrus, in the Citrusdal Valley in South Africa’s Western Cape region, have packed their first Fairtrade branded fruit for the UK market.
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NZ growers declare war on Australia
Angry New Zealand growers have declared war on Australia in a bid to gain access for their apples.
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Euro weakens against dollar
The euro has fallen to its weakest level against the dollar in seven months, following the French rejection of the EU consitution.
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Florette takes on new PA Vision
Packaging Automation Ltd has supplied its third machine to Soleco UK Ltd, the pre-prepared salad and vegetable specialist.
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Fresh hurricane fears for Florida
The US National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting further heavy hurricane activity in 2005 on the heels of last year’s historically destructive season.
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Spanish co-ops join forces
Two leading lights in the Almería growing community have joined forces to give themselves a stronger footing in negotiations with the multiples.
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ArticleCurved labels for curved products
A labelling supplier has launched a new range of products especially designed for curved fruit, including melons, bananas and apples.
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Mushrooms set to appear on TV
A documentary focusing on the mushroom business is due to hit television screens on June 4.
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Asda focuses sights online
Asda aims to double the size of its home shopping service this year to increase its competitiveness with Tesco.
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Sun World appoints marketers
California-based Sun World has named three new distributors as licensed marketers of its new stone fruit lines.
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ArticleKG continues to perform well
Despite tough trading conditions last year, soft-fruit specialist KG Fruits has reported a 14 per cent increase in turnover and a rise of nine per cent in sales.
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Somerfield promotes Re:fresh win
Somerfield has started to shout about its win at this year’s Re:fresh awards with a series of adverts in the national newspapers.
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ArticleCo-op to cut jobs at hq
The Co-operative Group plans to cut 600 jobs at its Manchester headquarters in an attempt to save £50 million a year.
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Herbs put in appearance
The British Herb Trade Association (BHTA) has made its first public appearance at the Wholly Herbs show at West Dean Gardens near Chichester, recently.
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NZ import pledge made
New Zealand agriculture minister Jim Sutton highlighted NZ horticulture as an example of creativity and announced that measures hindering imports of high-value genetic plant material will soon change.
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New glasshouse for tomato growers
Tomato growers Richard and Laura Holt chose to mark British Tomato Week with the opening of their new six-acre block of heated glasshouses.