Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4882
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ArticleAgreement reached on Univeg site and assets acquisition
A fellow Lincolnshire brassica supplier has reached an agreement to acquire the site and assets of Univeg.
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Anecoop results bring cheer
Spanish exporter Anecoop has announced some record results at its recent agm.
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ArticleTesco puts chief on one-year contract
Sir Terry Leahy, chief executive of Tesco, has bowed to shareholder pressure and become the latest senior UK executive to agree to move to a one-year rolling contract.
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BBC puts Teletubbies on healthy diet
Children’s favourites the Teletubbies and Tweenies are to be banned from promoting unhealthy children’s foods.
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ArticleFreshfel unites behind healthy eating
Freshfel Europe, the umbrella organisation of the fresh fruit and vegetable industry in Europe, is united in its support to increase the consumption of fresh produce and welcomes the WHO World Health Day.
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ArticleChile sails into calmer waters
Apple volumes continue to grow while pear volumes hold steady - the Journal reports on the Chilean top fruit harvest.
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ArticleKey sticking points
To meet demand for product information, advanced labelling systems have come to the fore, while swift turnaround times and innovative solutions are key to securing new market opportunities. Emma Hatfield reports.
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ArticleSwedeponic’s herb growth
Swedeponic’s managing director Mark Powell highlights the consumers’ rising interest in herbs and how it plans to increase the shelf life of its products, while Sainsbury’s encourages its customers to wise up to the benefits of sage.
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ArticlePA’s vision of the future
In the first week of this month’s focus, Packaging Automation unveils its Vision 400 machine, Spanish brand Plaform launches a new box which can significantly improve pre-cooling, Faerch Plast reveals a new environment-friendly packaging material made from corn starch, while Witt introduces a hand-held unit for food packaging analysis.
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Chep not chic?
There is some unrest among French wholesalers. No surprise of course as the industry is not renowned for seeing the sunny side
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ArticleChileans make export announcement
The Chilean fruit sector has announced a major export service development as well as its sponsorship of a key award at next month's Re:fresh event.
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Obesity matches smoking as cancer risk
Obesity could overtake smoking as the most common preventable cause of cancer in the UK within 10 years, said charity Cancer Research UK.
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Lucidea unveils SAP solution
Lucidea Consulting has announced the launch of a new service, which will assist manufacturers and retailers in getting more out of existing SAP systems.
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ArticleFPC announces new ceo
Nigel Jenney will be the new chief executive of the Fresh Produce Consortium from early May.
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Farmers protest at supermarkets price war
A group of farmers has begun a direct action campaign against Morrisons and other supermarket chain in protest over the threatened price war.
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ArticleIGD reports rising interest in British produce
Food and grocery think tank IGD has published a report citing that 56 per cent consumers would buy British foods when shopping and that farmers markets have played a role in improving their shopping experience.
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ArticleVitacress in Sunday Times top 100 report
Vitacress Salads has been named in the top 100 UK firms with fastest growing profits in a new report.
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BRC wants block on return to local rates
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) has stressed that returning to locally controlled business rates will prove disastrous for the retail sector.