Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4778
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Better tasting Dutch tomatoes
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Tomatoes with “significantly enhanced flavour” was the offering from Dutch co-operative The Greenery in Berlin.
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Sicilian campaign to push citrus
FRUIT LOGISTICA: The Italian Institute for Agricultural Market Studies, Research and Information (I.S.M.E.A.) is launching a campaign to promote the sale of citrus fruits from Sicily.
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ArticleNZ researchers want to participate in Europe
FRUIT LOGISTICA: HortResearch ceo Paul McGilvary believes that “innovation is the key to keeping in business” and is looking to the EU to broaden his organisation's knowledge base.
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ArticleBrazil looks to UK for promotion
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Brazilian fruit producers are looking to UK retailers to help promote their produce.
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Peru gets innovative
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Tree-ripened mangoes were on offer at Fruit Logistica from Peruvian producers.
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ArticleTesco set to top c-store market
Tesco, not content with domination of the supermarket sector, is now being tipped to top the convenience market this year.
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America looks to Russia
FRUIT LOGISTICA: American producers were at Fruit Logistica to show off their apples and nuts.
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International interest expands
FRUIT LOGISTICA: “The continued expansion and increasingly international make-up of Fruit Logistica have attracted even more suppliers from all over the world, in search of new markets in the larger EU,” said Stephan Schlick, marketing manager of the Cobana Fruchtring Group.
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Niche products right for Veneto
FRUIT LOGISTICA: The Italian region of Veneto is placing its faith in a number of niche products.
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Swiss guarantee standards
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Swiss fruit and vegetable producers took to the stands at Fruit Logistica to promote their new quality standard Suisse Garantie.
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Joint venture to extend sweet cherry season
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Turkish producers are teaming up with their Argentinian counterparts to extend the sweet cherry season.
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Atlanta restructured
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Atlanta Group, part of Chiquita Brands International in Germany, has undergone extensive restructuring.
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ArticleBelgians talk quality
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Belgian producers were in Berlin to promote their Flandria quality seal.
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Japanese unveil the €1,000 apple
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Japanese producers stole the show at Fruit Logistica with their display of giant, and expensive, fruit.
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Tracking and tracing system launched
FRUIT LOGISTICA: A leading provider of logistical services has developed a web-based tracking and tracing software system, allowing companies to track their containers at any time or place.
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French show innovative attitude
FRUIT LOGISTICA: A total of 86 French exhibitors and sales promotion organisations were united under the Sopexa name at Fruit Logistica.
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ArticleNew Zealanders expecting a good season
FRUIT LOGISTICA: New Zealand kiwi producers are expecting a good season this year, said Andreas Borgers, Zespri’s European product manager.
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ArticleGeest in shock salads acquisition
Geest has just announced it has signed a non-binding heads of agreement to acquire the trade and moveable assets of the prepared leafy salads manufacturing facility of a major UK supplier.
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ArticleRipesense ready for new challenges
FRUIT LOGISTICA: Ripesense, the revolutionary New Zealand designed label that changes colour depending on the maturity of the fruit it is attached to, caused quite a stir in Berlin.
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NFU succeeds in traceability lobbying
The National Farmers Union has successfully lobbied Defra for compulsory pre-notification on all potatoes imported from the Netherlands.