Meldungen aus Europa – Page 5083
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Apple aid halved
US growers are dismayed that promised government assistance has been reduced by 50 per cent to $75million.
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Court pesticides ruling is victory for UK growers
The National Farmers Union welcomes Court of Appeal judgement that gives more flexibility over import of pesticides.
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FPC gives pesticide residue advice
FPC says use its guidelines to banish pesticide residues, amid reports from Lord Whitty that winter letuce has exceeded MRLs for past seven seasons.
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FSA to review food assurance schemes
The Food Standards Agency announces a "wide-ranging" review of food assurance schemes, after research suggests consumers have a low understanding of them.
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Tesco bangs organic drum
Tesco has announced plans to increase its sales of organic food to £1 billion by 2006.
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WCF honours innovation
The Worshipful Company of Fruiterers presented its environmental awards last week, honouring four innovative winners.
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BPC pat on the back
The British Potato Council is congratulating itself on the success of its latest maincrop consumer campaign.
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Eurep eyes Checkmate
Checkmate International (CMi) has received an extension of scope for the Eurep-Gap standard.
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Hedon and Ginwell get Drax
Hedon Salads Ltd and Ginwell Ltd announce the full acquisition of Drax nursery from English Village Salads Ltd, part of Geest.
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Bright message from Chile
Chile appeals for support from investors interested in supporting its organic produce. from the nation at a special press conference on November 6.
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Make your intentions known
Produce businesses wishing to become a supplier in the national free-fruit-for-schools scheme have until December to declare their interest, according to the Fresh Produce Consortium.
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Sweet Tentation
The Tentation Club celebrates the new season with a day out in the orchards.
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Canaries back on song
The first consignments of this season's Canary Islands' tomato crop arrive at UK ports.
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Next step for global codes
The fresh produce industry moves one step closer to its goal of an internationally accepted system of traceability for fruit and vegetables.
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Cuba counts cost
The effects of hurricane Michelle on Cuban crops are unclear as continuing rain prevents entry to plantations.
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Europe leads organic field
Research and marketing consultancy Organic Monitor is predicting growth of 23 per cent this year in the global market for organic foods with Europe being the fastest growing market.
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NFU backs BPC levy rise
The National Farmers Union says it will support proposals to increase the British Potato Council annual levy to £40 a hectare.
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Kids' diet falls short
A report from the Cancer Research Campaign and retailer Iceland finds teenagers eat far too little fresh produce.
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Cuba struck by hurricane Michelle
UK citrus supplier Cuba has been ravaged by the worst storm in 50 years.