Meldungen aus Europa – Page 5077
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New Covent Garden company closes doors
Fresh produce company Veg.Com ceased trading before Christmas.Wrangles with the Transport and General Workers' Union suspected as possible cause.
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Potato growers honoured
Anglian Produce Growers has given out its grower of the year awards at the co-operative's annual dinnner.
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Workers eye Chiquita subsidiary
According to Central American press reports, workers at a Chiquita subsidiary are looking to buy out the company.
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Banana dispute settled
EU trade ministers reached a decision last week which spells the end of the long-running trade dispute between the EU and the US over the EU's banana import regime.
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New compost guide for industry website
FoodFen launches key compost guide online.Added incentive to biodegrade set for next year, after review by environmnet chiefs.
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Ports Authority does the business
Associated British Ports is top of the FTSE 250 after showing a good year, and seeing rivals slip back.
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MP gets to the core of Kent fruit industry
Hugh Robertson, MP for Faversham and mid Kent is meeting representatives from the Kent fruit industry today.
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Bangor is Oxbridge of Wales
Psycology experts at the University of Wales, Bangor, have scooped a grading from independent assesors that puts them on terms with Oxbridge.
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Youthful talent sought
The Institute of Horticulture is inviting entries for the Young Horticulturist of the Year contest.
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Scottish chef scoops award
A gifted young chef from Bearsden, Glasgow wins first prize in a national competition to find the best recipe using Bramley apples.
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Greenery International honoured
Produce marketer The Greenery International has won the Dutch Horticulture Entrepreneurs Award Foundation's marketing and sales award for boosting tomato consumption in the Netherlands' second largest retailer.
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Firm's spacey travel beacon
A leading UK food processing company is using satellite navigation to help drivers deliver their wares on time.
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Jaffa shows eastern promise
Israeli's citrus's Jaffa brand could soon be seen on citrus from other sources in Asian markets.
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Bananas call for fair play
The banana fair trade lobby accuses the European Commission of trying to implement stage II of the EU-US trade agreement without sufficient consultation, and warned the consequences will be disastrous.
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Customers not always right
A new report shows progress by the UK's supply chain, but there is more work to be done.
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Trade wins Christmas gift
The national fruit for schools scheme is to be extended to vegetables amid growing Whitehall confidence in the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC).
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Tesco grapples with stalkers
Brussels sprout stalks make their way onto Tesco shelves as the store follows its rival's lead.
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Food safety the UK way
The new European food safety body is simply following the UK's admirable lead, says Doug Henderson of the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC).
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Israeli merger on
An Israeli parliamentary sub-committee approves agriculture minister Shalom Simhon's proposal to merge the country's production boards.
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Minister accepts stores' code
The secretary of state for trade and industry accepts undertakings from the UK's major multiples to abide by a code of practice regulating their relationships with suppliers.