Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4743
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Asda plays host to tomatoes
Asda House in Leeds hosted an eventful day to kick off British Tomato Week.
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Chandler blast at banana price tag
The UK’s biggest farm shop has hit out at constant rock-bottom banana prices on the high street.
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ArticleCash needed to support Red Tractor
Food assurance bosses are calling on the fresh produce industry to make a cash commitment to support the Red Tractor consumer promotion campaign.
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Chiquita pays out and appoints new finance boss
Fresh produce giant Chiquita has announced a quarterly cash dividend of $0.10 per share on the company's outstanding shares of common stock.
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M&S success with tomato tasting
Tomato tasting sessions across Marks & Spencer stores in the north-west of England proved a big success, suppliers claimed.
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Changes to nutrition claim rules welcomed
Retail bosses have welcomed changes made to the EU rules on health and nutrition claims on food products.
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Tasty tomato project launched in Israel
Israel's Evogene Ltd and BonTom, the breeding and research group of the Faculty of Agriculture in Rehovot, have launched a joint project to develop tomato varieties with improved taste and high impact aroma.
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Technology to boost quality of Spanish watermelon exports
Spanish producers are hoping to improve the quality of watermelons with the use of new technology.
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ArticleTesco pledges support for Red Tractor
Farming leaders have welcomed Tesco’s announcement of a package of measures to help raise the profile of the Red Tractor Logo.
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Tomato recipes demonstrated
Tomato expert Polly Tyrer took over the basement kitchen at John Lewis’ flagship store in London’s Oxford Street to demonstrate various recipes from Simply Tomatoes, her book co-written with the TGA.
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ArticleRipe & ready
Investment is the key for African producers looking to supply the increasingly tough European market, and Kenyan suppliers Sunripe is one of the companies putting its money where its mouth is and looking towards the future.
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ArticleHungary for success
With the global fresh produce industry set to descend on Budapest next week for Fresh 2005, Hungary’s fruit and vegetable sector is finding itself in the spotlight. But a year after its accession to the EU, how has the country benefited from the opportunities and challenges membership poses? Ed Bedington reports.
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ArticleLocal spuds for local people
Regional sourcing is all the rage this year with suppliers seeking a point of difference in the early potato season, but ups and downs in weather patterns are bringing crops from a variety of regions on simultaneously and disrupting lifting. Kathy Hammond reports.
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ArticlePeru spears the competition
Costs in Peru are rising sky-high and production levels look set to reach a standstill. But with on-shelf presence guaranteed 365 days a year, its larger exporters are still dominating the global scene, writes Elspeth Waters.
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Worldwide Fruit tags prove a winner at Re:fresh Awards
It has been a case of double success for Worldwide Fruit when it comes to radio frequency (RFID) tagging lately.Shortly
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How fresh can it get?
We've all heard the recent arguments about the term "fresh".It obviously applies to apples picked straight off a tree. To
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Recognition is needed for survival
Promotion, it would appear, is the hot topic of the moment. The Fresh Produce Consortium is calling for a generic promotional
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US strawberries hit by frost
US farmers have fallen foul of bad weather, with a recent freeze damaging strawberries and some of the apple crop in the central New York area.
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ArticleKeelings opens ground breaking pepper facility
Bertie Ahern, Ireland’s Taoiseach, has helped launch a new ground breaking pepper growing facility.
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Morrison to step back
Sir Ken Morrison is set to take a back seat in the running of Morrisons, it has been reported.