Meldungen aus Europa – Page 4974
-
Article
TV star to present farm awards
Children's BBC television presenter, Mark Speight will present the prizes to the Scottish winners of HSE's children's farm safety poster competition next week
-
Article
Industry welcomes discussions on environmental liability
The decision made by European ministers in the environmental council not to introduce compulsory environmental liability insurance in the proposed directive, has been welcomed by the industry
-
Article
Kenya Flower Day
Kenya Flower Day (June 17) saw Erastus Mureithi, chairman of the Kenya Flower Council (KFC), announce that 2002 had been a successful year for the Kenyan flower industry but it had not come without its upheavals.
-
Article
Italian cherry cheer
Volumes of Italian cherries are coming on stream from more northern regions as the calendar of supply moves up the peninsula and the season hits its peak.
-
Article
Kiwifruit under safety microscope
The Food Standards Agency has commissioned research into allergic reactions to kiwifruit, but has issued no alerts warning children not to eat the fruit, the agency told freshinfo this week.
-
Article
They're honoured - by Her Majesty
A number of people working with fresh produce or in associated industries were picked out in the Queen's birthday honours list.
-
Article
Major UK produce acquisition
Two UK companies have joined forces to create a combined approach across a number of fresh produce categories
-
Article
Government challenges food manufacturers
Health and food standard officials have ordered food manufacturers to reduce fats and sugars in their products as the NHS is becoming burdened with obesity-related health issues
-
Article
Tesco to reconsider contracts
Tesco may bow to shareholder pressure and change the contracts of its top executives
-
Article
Belgian potatoes show early promise
Flandria early potatoes have got off to a promising start, the season has started earlier than anticipated and Belgian auctions are expecting a 10-15 per cent increase in supply.
-
Article
MP will keep up GM campaign despite job loss
The most outspoken critic of the prime minister's policy on GM foods, MP Michael Meacher, has lost his environment job but will keep on debating.
-
Article
Lingarden sets out stall
Lingarden has announced it wants to become the premier "one-stop-shop" supplier of cut flowers, houseplants and garden plants
-
Article
CCFRA issues new guidlines
CCFRA has published two new guidelines to help companies refurbishing their premises
-
Article
Entrepreneurs end bid for Somerfield
The two entrepreneurs targeting Somerfield have officially ditched their takeover attempt
-
Article
Midlands Grower Show
The Midlands Regional Grower Show will take place on June 25 at HRI Wellesbourne.
-
Article
Yoder Toddington looks ahead
Young plant supplier Yoder Toddington staged its "Look Ahead 2004" event recently. More than 60 attendees visited the Cheshire open day for a preview of an extensive range of products offered by Yoder Toddington, Four Oaks Nurseries and Channel Islands Plants.
-
Article
Belgian auctions gain certification
Six Belgian fruit and vegetable auctions have been awarded certification by the independent inspection and certification body, Certagro.
-
Article
FTA indicates transport trends
Domestic road freight growth is at its lowest level yet, according to the Freight Transport Association's latest quarterly transport activity survey.
-
Article
Sainsbury's reveals soft targets
Sainsbury's has revealed the performance targets agreed with Sir Peter Davis as he prepares to step up to the chairmanship of the supermarket group.
-
Article
Picota picks up
The Picota cherry promotional campaign will be launched at the end of June with cherry promotion stickers appearing on punnets in five multiple retailers.