Meldungen aus Europa – Page 5148
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Chesswood does splits
Mushroom supplier Chesswood is to operate as four businesses instead of one, from this month onwards.
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Unions seek wage hike for workers
A Pay rise to £5 per hour for farm workers is being sought by the Transport and General Workers Union to avoid "a labour crisis in farming."
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Growers indicate training shortfall
Some 80 per cent of UK horticulturalists believe that training for growers is lacking, according to a survey carried out at the Hortex horticultural show in January.
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Huggins goes out on a high
Managing director of The Greenery UK, Paul Huggins is to leave the organisation this coming May.
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Enza plan gets grower support
New Zealand top fruit growers have backed plans for reform of their industry.
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Shamouti recovery stalls
The Israeli Shamouti season is taking longer than expected to recover with volumes still down on an average year.
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Zespri lifts organic volumes
Organic kiwifruit shipments from New Zealand are expected to increase this season.
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Geest, Fyffes and WIBDECO litigation settled
Geest plc, Fyffes plc and Windward Isles Banana Development & Exporting Company Limited (WIBDECO) settle all litigation relating to the acquisition of Geest's banana business.
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Spanish citrus crisis
A low price and quality-affected season are making 1999-2000 one of the most difficult in recent years for some of Spain's citrus growers.
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Rich get richer
A new report on the UK fresh produce industry warns that life will become tougher for the majority of businesses in the sector.
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Florida plans canker purge
Agriculture bodies have reacted swiftly to try and eradicate the bacterial and highly contagious disease that not only damages fruit but also weakens trees
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Lemon growers link up
Producers of lemons in the state of Sao Paulo in Brazil are starting to work together in order to increase exports.
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Chilean cherry cheer
Exporters have made progress on last season with a hike in sendings to key markets.
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Honduran loan agreement
Beleaguered growers in hurricane-hit Honduras are finally set for government loan aid
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Del Monte eyes Red Rose
Two of the best known names among UK fresh produce importers are looking to join operations.
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Rain dents citrus crop
South Africa is estimating a slight decrease in orange and grapefruit crops following weeks of rain in key production areas.
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Grape case accord at last
Ten years after a damaging poison scare in imported grapes, US authorities have made a first step towards a "definitive solution" with their Chilean counterparts.
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Zespri targets Europe with Gold
New Zealand kiwifruit marketer Zespri will be targeting continental Europe with its Gold variety this summer.
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Panache touches UK parsnip market
Elsoms seeds is ready to launch its Panache parsnip in time for the next UK growing season