Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4852

  • Article

    Price war rages at Tesco and Asda.

    2004-07-08T16:01:00Z

    Tesco and Asda will cut millions of pounds off a wide range of products in the next quarter, as the supermarket price war intensifies further.

  • Chile cools after fast start
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    Chile cools after fast start

    2004-07-08T15:52:10Z

    In this week’s focus on kiwifruit the Journal looks at the Chilean market, where a strong start to the season gave hope for an exceptional performance, but oversupply towards the end of the campaign have marginally dampened spirits.

  • Wonderful world of kiwifruit
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    Wonderful world of kiwifruit

    2004-07-08T15:51:39Z

    This month the Journal looks at the kiwifruit market across the globe. In the first week, we investigate recent performances across the northern and southern hemisphere, with data taken from the Fresh Produce Desk Book 2004.

  • Mixed veg predictions
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    Mixed veg predictions

    2004-07-08T15:16:38Z

    There is a diverse range of predictions for this year’s summer vegetables. From courgettes to marrows, broccoli to salad potatoes, volume expectations and quality appear as mixed as the UK weather itself. Emma Hatfield reports.

  • Jean Pierre Giacomazzi
    Article

    French on form

    2004-07-08T15:16:17Z

    French cherry producers are striving to make inroads into the UK market. Buoyed by favourable growing conditions, producers are confident of a return to form in 2004, while efforts are being increased to improve existing varieties and create new ones. John Broy reports.

  • Left to right: Ruysen, Stevens, Pollington
    Article

    Quintus, essentially

    2004-07-08T15:14:59Z

    A committed relationship between Budgens and the Quintus Partnership has enabled the retailer to support UK growers, while offering small producers a cost-effective supply route into the sector. Emma Hatfield reports.

  • Article

    New laws to tackle asbestos concerns

    2004-07-08T15:13:50Z

    Adam Bernstein (pictured right) hosts a monthly look at one of the legislative aspects that most affect your business, how it is run and how it can be more profitable. This month, John Davies analyses changes to regulations concerning the removal of asbestos from the working environment.

  • Article

    PMA profile

    2004-07-08T15:13:42Z

    In this month’s profile on the Produce Marketing Association, the US trade association for fruit and vegetables combines with the United Fresh Fruit & Vegetables Association to endorse the US Food and Drug Administration’s Produce Safety Action Plan.

  • Article

    Greengrocer move stirs the memory

    2004-07-08T15:13:27Z

    The news that the fortunes of greengrocers might be improved by a new independent lobby certainly stirred a few of my

  • Article

    A stream of unwanted precedents

    2004-07-08T15:13:23Z

    Dangerous precedents have been cropping up with some regularity this year. Local councils in Herefordshire, Wiltshire and

  • Colleagues celebrate YFS's fifth birthday with a cake featuring the company's new logo
    Article

    Yorkshire salads business celebrates anniversary

    2004-07-08T14:01:02Z

    Yorkshire Fresh Salads, an Asda dedicated producer of prepared leafy salads, is celebrating five years of trading.

  • FTA welcomes proposed new toll motorway
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    FTA welcomes proposed new toll motorway

    2004-07-08T12:01:01Z

    The Freight Transport Association (FTA) has welcomed government plans for a new toll road to run alongside the M6 between Birmingham and Manchester.

  • Article

    M&S rejects latest Green bid

    2004-07-08T11:01:02Z

    The board of Marks & Spencer has rejected Philip Green’s latest takeover bid for the high street retailer.

  • Sir Peter Davis is set to face a legal fight with Sainsbury's over his free shares
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    Sainsbury's prepares legal battle over Davis shares

    2004-07-08T10:01:02Z

    Sainsbury’s board is preparing to take on its former chairman Sir Peter Davis to prevent him receiving any of the £2.3 million of free shares he was awarded.

  • Article

    Morrisons shares sold off

    2004-07-08T08:01:02Z

    Wm Morrison shares took a sharp drop after an institutional investor sold off its 1.2 per cent holding in the supermarket.

  • Green makes new M&S offer
    Article

    Green makes new M&S offer

    2004-07-07T18:01:02Z

    Philip Green has raised his proposed takeover offer for Marks & Spencer to about £9.1 billion.

  • Nick Bradshaw
    Article

    Microclimate in crops can create a blight risk

    2004-07-07T16:01:01Z

    High soil moisture combined with full canopy crops could create microclimates ideal for potato blight development.

  • Sainsbury's credit downgraded
    Article

    Sainsbury's credit downgraded

    2004-07-07T13:48:23Z

    Sainsbury's supermarket group has been downgraded by credit rating agency Fitch after announcing a profit warning.

  • Which? report bashes smoothies
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    Which? report bashes smoothies

    2004-07-07T12:01:00Z

    Smoothie drinks are not always as fruity and healthy as they make out, according to a Which? survey.

  • Hairyape offers free service
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    Hairyape offers free service

    2004-07-07T10:01:01Z

    Global fresh produce search engine www.hairyape.co.uk is allowing free searches of its database.