Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4950
-
Article
Traceability needs taming
The fresh produce industry will not survive unless costly and unnecessary requirements for traceability are checked.
-
Article
Fyffes reveals 2003 first-half profits
Fyffes has reported a healthy increase in first half profits for 2003.
-
-
Article
Manchester Rusk Company secures accreditation
MRC plans to spearhead a marketing campaign highlighting its BRC/EFSIS accreditation.
-
Article
Protestors sour BP2003
Genetically modified foods and crop protection dominated debate on the opening day at the British Potato Council event BP2003 .
-
ArticleHDRA announces Apple Day plans
Henry Doubleday Research Association has announced its plans for this year's Apple Day taking place on October 12.
-
Article
Guernsey export gains
The value of exports from Guernsey is showing an encouraging increase.
-
ArticleRedbridge in secondary MBO
Eight years since the management buyout that separated it from Geest, Redbridge Holdings is effecting a secondary management buyout this month.
-
ArticleBarbie works wonders with girls' diets
Tesco announced that their Pink Lady Barbie Doll apple packs are selling well.
-
Article
EurepGAP ready for Madrid conference
EurepGAP will discuss a whole host of issues at the organisation's fourth bi-annual conference held in Madrid next week.
-
ArticleAudit criticises FDOC
Florida's citrus promoters have come in for harsh criticism in a state audit.
-
ArticleSafeway prepares for bid battle
Safeway is drawing up a contingency plan in the event that Morrison's ends up the only company allowed to bid for the store.
-
Article
Dunnes loses ground
Figures from market analyst TNS show that Irish store Dunnes is losing ground to foreign retailers such as Tesco and Aldi.
-
ArticleHRI announces job cuts
Horticultural Research International has announced the redundancy of some 100 staff.
-
ArticleApple opportunity
The apple industry must capitalise on obesity concern and increase consumption of its products before others pip it to the post, according to a report just out.
-
Article
Sweet potatoes swing into action
Commercial crops of Israeli sweet potatoes are arriving in the UK
-
Article
Geese stand guard over pumpkins
Sainsbury's pumpkin suppliers are adopting new methods of storage because of the hot summer.
-
Article
BCMPA signs up for packaging event
BCMPA has announced it will be at Total Processing and Packinging 2004.
-
Article
Big brother watches what you eat
The Smart and Intelligent Packaging conference will be held next month. Members will discuss the use of RFID.