Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4947

  • Clay: call for results-based approach to farming standards
    Article

    WWF asks for results, not processes

    2003-09-15T08:47:20Z

    Jason Clay of the world's largest environmental non-governmental organisation World Wildlife Fund (WWF) told EurepGAP to focus on results, not the manner in which they are achieved.

  • Byrne: Video link
    Article

    EU commissioner applauds EurepGAP

    2003-09-15T08:47:07Z

    David Byrne, European commissioner for health and consumer protection, has given his full backing to EurepGAP.

  • Moeller: announced recent progress
    Article

    More than 12,000 growers EurepGAP certified

    2003-09-15T08:47:00Z

    In excess of 12,000 growers around the world are now EurepGAP certified, but the UK accounts for more than half of the covered area.

  • Garbutt: great strides
    Article

    Eurep bridging the GAP

    2003-09-15T08:46:48Z

    Independent chairman of EurepGAP Nigel Garbutt outlined the progress made by the retail partnership at its conference in Madrid.

  • Article

    EurepGAP protocol revised and launched

    2003-09-15T08:46:36Z

    The latest version of the EurepGAP protocol for fruit and vegetables was launched on Friday.

  • Solid sales despite heatwave
    Article

    Solid sales despite heatwave

    2003-09-12T14:32:49Z

    Retail sales growth remained solid in August, despite changing patterns in consumer spending.

  • Article

    Malvern show previews on Gardeners' World

    2003-09-12T14:31:09Z

    For the first time in its nine-year history, the Malvern Autumn Garden & Country Show will feature on TV.

  • Article

    New floral core collection

    2003-09-12T14:30:57Z

    Interflora will launch its new collection in the UK on September 29.

  • Article

    Redhawk has it covered

    2003-09-12T14:30:49Z

    Dickies UK is offering a wide range of Redhawk coveralls suitable for all working conditions.

  • Article

    Booking bonanza for Midlands trade show

    2003-09-12T14:30:39Z

    Interest is running high for the regional food trade show to be held in Birmingham next month.

  • RB Organics installs new washline
    Article

    RB Organics installs new washline

    2003-09-12T14:29:40Z

    RB Organics has announced the introduction of a new washline.

  • Article

    Labour hosts rural seminar

    2003-09-11T16:43:37Z

    A one-day rural seminar is being held today to discuss the priorities of rural communities.

  • Article

    Reiser slices into UK market

    2003-09-11T20:47:33Z

    Resier UK has extended its range of Holac equipment for the slicing and dicing produce.

  • Sales grew for Geest in the first half, but the company is not out of the woods yet
    Article

    Geest sales grow 10 per cent

    2003-09-11T20:42:40Z

    Prepared produce specialist Geest achieved sales growth of 10 per cent in the first half-year.

  • Article

    Positive results for ports

    2003-09-11T20:18:00Z

    Despite an uncertain market, the Mersey Docks & Harbour Company has seen turnover grow.

  • Flowers are coming home
    Article

    Flowers are coming home

    2003-09-11T18:36:31Z

    With autumn ahead and trade suffering from a hot summer, the UK flower market could be in trouble. Carnations and chrysanthemums are the two most popular flowers in the UK, and are considered by some to be propping up the UK flower industry. Dan Ilett investigates.

  • Spanish salads survive heatwave
    Article

    Spanish salads survive heatwave

    2003-09-11T18:34:34Z

    As the new Spanish salads season get underway optimism is high within the UK for a rewarding campaign. Hot weather, though, has played its part and may cause a few early season headaches. John Broy reports.

  • Humber's quality facility
    Article

    Humber's quality facility

    2003-09-11T18:33:08Z

    With the increasing drive towards healthy eating, it is fitting that an old chocolate factory has provided a new home for vegetable processing. Emma Hardy investigates HQF's latest move.

  • Article

    More equal than others?

    2003-09-11T18:31:13Z

    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 he has asked Catherine Prest to analyse new provisions to outlaw discrimination.

  • Article

    How many portions?

    2003-09-11T18:29:55Z

    I really hope that the 5-a-day campaign is not going to run out of steam.While the applause goes in great measure to the