Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4911
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ArticleFull steam ahead at Beacon Foods
Beacon Foods is steaming ahead, thanks to a new boiler supplied by Bristol-based Fulton Boiler Works.
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ArticleRijk Zwaan unveils organic seed range
Rijk Zwaan UK is offering a new range of organic seeds with a host of resistances, which are hoped to be suitable for specialist organic grower.
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ArticleWIM tenants win temporary reprieve
A group of tenants that lost out in the initial selection process for space following the relocation of Western International Market (WIM) has won an opportunity to be reconsidered.
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Morrisons reports record Christmas sales
Morrisons has reported record sales over the Christmas period.
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ArticleBerry supplies dip
Production and supplies of strawberries and raspberries have been affected by a drop in temperatures at the end of December and early this month.
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ArticleHRI announces new appointment
Professor Brian Thomas has been named as acting director of Warwick HRI when HRI Wellesbourne and Kirton join the University of Warwick on April 1.
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ArticleRe:fresh ñ a new brand in industry events
The Fresh Produce Consortium, the Fresh Produce Journal and Highbury-Nexus Media have combined to jointly host a new one-day conference and exhibition for the UK's fresh produce sector.
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ArticleRhubarb running scarce
Supplies of UK-grown forced rhubarb are running tight in the UK leading traders to look to the Netherlands to supplement availability.
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ArticleCapespan apples on course
The first shipment of Capespan South African Gala will be in the UK in mid-February. Meanwhile, Capespan is telling its growers in South Africa to reduce their dependence on the declining rand.
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ArticleRedbridge rolls on
The difficulties experienced during the European stonefruit season have had a radical impact on the UK stonefruit market, says Redbridge-AFI. The company's stonefruit technical manager Peter Czarnobaj and marketing manager Penny Pidd talk to Emma Hatfield.
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ArticleAll change in global trade and consumer behavoiur
By John Giles, divisional director, Promar International
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ArticleRot victory key to Egyptian progress
The Egyptian potato market is full of confidence for the season ahead. Good growing conditions matched with increased awareness and development of quality assurance programmes means expectations are high. Growers are looking to take advantage of a problematic UK season as they aim to develop their position within the market. John Broy reports.
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ArticleCome in out of the cold
Amid environmental concerns and heightening insurance costs Emma Hatfield reports on this year's hottest prospects in cold storage and finds vast progress has been made in terms of product development and design.
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ArticleHiggins search for expansion
The Journal will focus on seeds throughout the remainder of January. Our next four issues will look at various aspects of the seed sector and ask some of the leading players what the key factors will be for them in 2004. Today, Higgins goes electronic and Rijk Zwaan launches a range of organic seeds
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Insolvent abuse
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 the likely effects of changes in insolvency procedures in the UK, introduced in September last year.
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Happy segmented New Year
The French fresh produce industry calls it Strategic Segmentation. The objective is to give consumers the right produce at the
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Ring in the new with Re:fresh
On today's front page, we officially announce a new event for the entire UK fresh produce industry. As well as being an
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ArticleCape stays in shape
Larger, tastier varieties of stonefruit are winning South Africa an increased share of the UK market in the winter months, according to Martin Dunnett, procurement director of Capespan UK.
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ArticleSchool Fruit Scheme receives £77 million boost
Health secretary John Reid announced today that a further £77 million government funding will be made available to enable the nationwide roll-out of the National School Fruit Scheme (NSFS).
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Compass chief joins £2m-a-year club
The chief executive of contract caterers Compass earned more than £2 million last year, it was revealed in the publication of annual reports.