Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4866

  • Stubbins heads cue
    Article

    Stubbins heads cue

    2004-05-27T16:34:09Z

    In recent years, with the commercial development of new colours sizes, shapes and tastes for the main salad lines of tomatoes, peppers and lettuce, the cucumber has become the poor relation. Stubbins Marketing is hoping to go some way to changing this with the introduction of a UK-bred mini cucumber.

  • Pirie believes the RapiCool system could play an important role in the grape industry
    Article

    Pirie keeping cool in Egypt

    2004-05-27T16:32:52Z

    In this week’s focus on grapes, FJ Pirie Systems explains how its rapid cooling system can provide an effective solution in the pre-cooling of table grapes, while International Grape holds its first supplier conference.

  • Stones play mixed tune
    Article

    Stones play mixed tune

    2004-05-27T16:31:48Z

    European stonefruit will offer a mixed bag this year. Although excellent internal conditions and good sizing have characterised much of the sendings thus far, in Spain, which has been badly affected by climatic conditions, things are far from peachy. Emma Hatfield reports.

  • Safety first
    Article

    Safety first

    2004-05-27T16:31:24Z

    Awareness of food safety has risen to the top of the agenda in recent years but in order to maintain market position, companies must ensure they are fully conversant with new regulations and that they implement the correct measures in order to remain secure. Emma Hatfield reports.

  • Hayman takes the mike
    Article

    Hayman happy at Tomato Week exposure

    2004-05-27T15:01:01Z

    TGA chairman Gerry Hayman put himself about in the cause of homegrown tomatoes during the first British Tomato Week.

  • Article

    Gangmaster report calls for government urgency

    2004-05-27T13:01:01Z

    The Environmental Food and Rural Affairs Committee’s latest report into gangmaster activities argues the government is still failing to respond quickly to illegal activities on the part of some gangmasters.

  • Article

    Port of London Authority reports busy 12 months

    2004-05-27T11:01:01Z

    The Port of London Authority has reported the total cargo handled last year at its terminals amounted to 51 million tonnes, in its annual review.

  • Winner Jamie Thornton with Gilly Sinclair editor and Sue McMahon, cookery editor at Woman's Weekly
    Article

    The Bramley Campaign announce best pie winner

    2004-05-27T08:01:01Z

    The Bramley Campaign has announced the winner of Britain's Best Apple Pie Baker.

  • Article

    M&S sales disappoint

    2004-05-26T20:01:00Z

    Marks & Spencer has said it is not satisfied with its sales despite reporting a modest profits increase.

  • Article

    Onix achieves higher standard

    2004-05-26T17:26:38Z

    Onix-Group, an Anglo-Polish fresh chilled onion producer, processor and pre-packer has achieved higher level accreditation against the EFSIS-BRC Global Standard.

  • Article

    Wal-Mart eyes European move

    2004-05-26T15:01:01Z

    Wal-Mart wants stores in every country in Europe and will consider opening its own outlets as well as making large acquisitions, according to the retail giant’s chief executive.

  • Waitrose supports compassionate shopping
    Article

    Waitrose supports compassionate shopping

    2004-05-26T12:01:01Z

    Waitrose supermarkets will soon distribute free copies of CIWF Trust Compassionate Shoppers’ Guide in its stores.

  • Article

    Former T&S pair launches Londis bid

    2004-05-26T09:01:01Z

    Two former T&S directors are planning a £60 million private equity-backed bid for Londis, the convenience store group.

  • Article

    Shares for Sainsbury's chief as staff bonus is axed

    2004-05-26T07:01:00Z

    Sainsbury’s chief executive Justin King has been allocated free shares worth up to £504,000 as the supermarket group confirmed plans to scrap the staff’s annual Christmas bonus.

  • The gold-winning stand
    Article

    Sainsbury's gets gold for eighth successive year

    2004-05-25T15:01:01Z

    The joint Sainsbury’s, UK Horticulture and NFU stand at the Chelsea Flower Show (CFS) has today won gold award for the eighth consecutive year.

  • Article

    Co-op posts best growth since 1960s

    2004-05-25T13:01:01Z

    The Co-operative movement’s net profits rose by 38 per cent last year to £441 million, it reported at its annual congress in Manchester.

  • Beacon Foods gets spicy
    Article

    Beacon Foods gets spicy

    2004-05-25T11:01:01Z

    Specialist fresh and exotic ingredients supplier Beacon Foods has spiced up the British potato into a variety of mouthwatering products.

  • Article

    High Court blocks S&A village plan

    2004-05-25T08:01:00Z

    S&A Produce has seen its bid to provide a purpose-built village for up to 1,000 migrant fruit pickers blocked at the High Court.

  • An Early Day Motion put to parliament is another step towards ensuring better food provision to the nation's children
    Article

    MPs up pressure on health White Paper consultation

    2004-05-25T06:01:00Z

    Children’s Food Bill EDM increases pressure on public health White Paper consultation.

  • BT Rolatruc upgrades its powered pallet trucks range.
    Article

    BT Rolatruc upgrades its powered pallet trucks range.

    2004-05-24T17:01:01Z

    BT Rolatruc has improved its range of powered pallet trucks.