Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4853

  • African producers face water competition
    Article

    African producers face water competition

    2004-07-07T08:01:02Z

    Producers who are already struggling to grow crops in arid countries across Africa are likely to face additional shortages amid increasing competition from other sectors of the economy.

  • Article

    Organic approval for Majestik

    2004-07-06T16:01:00Z

    Organic fruit, vegetable and ornamental producers can now apply the physically-acting pest control treatment Majestik.

  • Parripak's state-of-the-art rapid chill store
    Article

    Parripak's state-of-the-art development

    2004-07-06T13:01:01Z

    Parripak Foods have built a state-of-the-art rapid chill store which houses humidity controlled rapid cooling intake fridges for root crops and brassicas.

  • Article

    Cargill sells Brazilian juice operations

    2004-07-06T11:01:01Z

    Cargill, the international provider of food, agricultural and risk management products and services, has announced the sale its Brazilian juice operations.

  • Article

    Green given hurry-up for M&S bid

    2004-07-06T08:50:56Z

    Entrepreneur Philip Green has been given until midday on August 6 to make a formal offer for Marks & Spencer.

  • Morrisons blames Safeway for profits warning
    Article

    Morrisons blames Safeway for profits warning

    2004-07-06T08:27:54Z

    Morrisons has issued its first-ever profits warning, after uncovering a host of problems at Safeway, the chain it paid £3 billion for in March.

  • Article

    DTI launches new academy for corporate social responsibility

    2004-07-05T17:01:01Z

    Corporate social responsibility (CSR) minister Stephen Timms today launched a new, dedicated academy to help CSR take a big leap forward.

  • Sainsbury's names new chairman
    Article

    Sainsbury's names new chairman

    2004-07-05T14:01:01Z

    Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King has announced Philip Hampton will replace Sir Peter Davis as chairman of the troubled chain on July 19.

  • Martín: early finish
    Article

    Picota to finish early

    2004-07-05T12:01:01Z

    This season’s Picota cherry campaign will end earlier than predicted, according to the Valle del Jerte's regulatory council.

  • Geest issues warning
    Article

    Geest issues warning

    2004-07-05T11:01:00Z

    Geest Plc has warned investors that annual profits are unlikely to meet city expectations.

  • Children using the BPC interactive zone to learn about healthy eating
    Article

    8,000 children take part in BPC healthy-eating challenge

    2004-07-05T10:01:01Z

    More than 8,000 schoolchildren have taken part in the British Potato Council’s (BPC) food challenge that aims to teach them about the importance of eating a healthy balanced diet.

  • Article

    Argentinians invite buyers to Mendoza

    2004-07-05T08:01:00Z

    Fundación ProMendoza of Argentina is promoting the forthcoming VII Workshop on fresh fruits and vegetables to be held in the city of Mendoza.

  • Dominique Schulenburg
    Article

    Sainsbury's snack attack expansion

    2004-07-04T13:01:02Z

    Sainsbury's will "definitely" be rolling out its fresh fruit snack packs, launched last week, to stores nation-wide, buyer Dominique Schulenburg confirmed to freshinfo this week.

  • Article

    Organic grapes success

    2004-07-04T10:01:02Z

    Organic grapes grown in several southern hemisphere countries have completed successful import trials with German supermarkets.

  • Interest in 5-a-day rises
    Article

    Interest in 5-a-day rises

    2004-07-04T08:01:01Z

    Interest in the 5-a-day logo from the department of health is growing as are the activities and outreach to consumers and response from the public, the department reports.

  • Article

    Agricultural wages to rise

    2004-07-03T12:01:01Z

    The Agricultural Wages Board announced this week that overall agricultural wages will rise by twice as much as inflation from October 1, although the rates for manual harvesting will remain in line with the national minimum wage.

  • Morrisons to sell off small Safeway stores
    Article

    Morrisons to sell off small Safeway stores

    2004-07-03T10:01:01Z

    Morrisons will sell up to 120 smaller Safeway stores in an attempt to reverse poor trading from the supermarket chain.

  • Article

    Greengrocers' campaign gets underway

    2004-07-03T08:01:00Z

    A former blue-chip market research adviser and fresh produce home-delivery service provider, Christine Fisher, is trying to re-invigorate the independent retail sector with the launch this week of Greengrocers' Campaigner.

  • Article

    Spanish melon blip

    2004-07-02T17:01:01Z

    Murcia melon volumes are set to pick up soon.

  • Article

    Hargreaves looks for greener asparagus

    2004-07-02T15:01:01Z

    Hargreaves Plants has just completed planting its asparagus variety-testing site in West Norfolk in a bid to bring more true green types to UK supermarket shelves.