Meldungen aus Europa – Page 953
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ArticleMade in Nature auf der FRUIT LOGISTICA
Made in Nature, das von der Europäischen Union finanzierte Programm von CSO Italy zur Förderung von italienischen Bio-Produkten in Italien, Frankreich, Deutschland und Dänemark, wird auf der FRUIT LOGISTICA vertreten sein, heißt es in einer Mitteilung.Mit 340.000 t Bio-Obst und -Gemüse, die 2021 in Italien im Wert von mehr als ...
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ArticleRewe testet erste nahkauf BOX
Fto: Rewe Markt GmbHIn der oberfränkischen Gemeinde Pettstadt testet Rewe unter dem Namen 'Josefs nahkauf BOX' ein neues Format, das in Zukunft die Versorgung mit frischen Lebensmitteln und Produkten des täglichen Bedarfs in der 2.000 Einwohner zählenden Gemeinde sicherstellen soll. Das Test-Konzept auf der Ohmstraße 15 ist ein sogenannter 'Walk-In ...
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ArticleGfK Consumer Index: Erneut rote Zahlen bei Obst, Gemüse und Kartoffeln
Die Verluste fallen im Februar 2022 mit neun Prozent weniger Menge im Monatsvergleich zum Februar 2021 gar recht deutlich aus.Auf einen Basiseffekt ist die Entwicklung auch nur bedingt zurückzuführen. Der Anstieg im Vorjahr (+6 % Menge ggü. Februar 2020) fiel durchaus positiv aus, allerdings ist der Rückgang in 2022 so ...
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ArticleFruit Logistica launches app for trade visitors
Smartphone application offers exhibition guide, networking system, event programme, and other useful information
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ArticleBelOrta shows off pepper range
With the start of the sweet pointed pepper season, the Belgian cooperative's wide range of pepper varieties aims to please all tastes
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ArticleRedPop takes first bite of European market
First ever commercial campaign for new, branded variety described as "perfect snack apple" has begun
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ArticleFresh funding for fruit pest pheromones
Rothamsted Research spin-off PheroSyn wins government funding to scale up production of sustainable pheromone traps for pear midges
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AnalysisEFSA reveals new pesticide report
The latest annual report from the European Food Safety Authority shows that nearly 95 per cent of samples fell within legally permitted levels
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ArticleFepex: F&V sector faces hyper-regulation
Body warns of unprecedented challenges to producers from new EU and national regulations
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ArticleSekoya stages blueberry event in Seville
Sekoya, a strategic business unit of US-based Fall Creek Farm & Nursery showcases new long-lasting varieties
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ArticleOF&G publishes vision for future
Organic certifier wants to see organics given greater recognition in current farming policy
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ArticleCTF unveils new Chilean raspberry varieties
Consortium said the four new varieties have large berry size, good flavour and are resistant to drought and diseases
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ArticleYoung plants import win for growers
Defra agrees substantially reduced border inspection charges for young plants following NFU lobbying
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ArticleNFU welcomes UK-Canada FTA talks
Start of UK-Canada FTA negotiations described as "positive news" by NFU President Minette Batters
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ArticleInterko unveils brand name for new ripening room
Mobilo is built inside a standard insulated refrigeration container and can ripen up to 20 pallets of fruit at source or destination
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ArticleKiwifruit demand "to remain positive"
Rabobank suggests consumption will be steady, with gold varieties performing well
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ArticleNew lights grow year-round berries
Devon-based grower Global Berry picks next-gen LED lighting for year-round strawberry production
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ArticleDole creates new exotics division and consumer label
World's largest fruit and vegetable company will introduce Dole Exotics and BE Exotic at Fruit Logistica in Berlin
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ArticleAvocados lower heart disease risk
Two servings of avocado a week linked to a lower risk of cardiovascular disease
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ArticleADQ acquires stake in Unifrutti
Abu Dhabi-based company invests to build agriculture portfolio and bolster food resilience in the UAE