All Netherlands articles – Page 62
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ArticleDutch authority cuts pepper cartel fine
Rainbow and United West Growers have seen their individual €7m fines for price-fixing cut to a total of €1.63m
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AnalysisData: Who buys stonefruit from Europe?
Infographics illustrate varying dependence on western, central and eastern European markets
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ArticleThe Greenery sells off Mulder Onions
Buyout led by current MD Gerard Hoekman will see company leave The Greenery after almost 20 years
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AnalysisData: Where does Germany import grapes from?
Infographic shows importance of EU partner countries, as well as third countries like Turkey, over summer period
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ArticleG’s to establish Dutch JV to market Love Beets
New JV with Dutch organic grower Bio Brass will be the hub for G's European marketing of branded and fresh beetroot
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ArticleAhold and Delhaize agree US conditions
As part of the group's proposed merger, the retailers have agreed to divest 86 stores in the US
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ArticleThrough the looking glass
Rein Burger, buyer at Dutch organic group OTC Holland, says that the market for organic greenhouse vegetables is on the up and up
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ArticleHillFresh adds Cepi to melon line up
Dutch company says sales are outperforming Spanish melons during the summer
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ArticleDutch researchers aim to develop new film
Starch and polyethylene could improve the barrier properties of film wrapping
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ArticleVeg growers facing 'worst crop situation in 40 years'
Heavy rain and hail across Europe has decimated vegetable crops with large parts of carrot and pea crops “totally lost”
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ArticleNew managing director at Nature's Pride
Rabobank's Fred van Heyningen set to join company, with Shawn Harris continuining to set strategic course as group CEO
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ArticleStorms take toll on Dutch growers
Country hit by hail "the size of tennis balls", damaging greenhouses and crops
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ArticleTaste key to melon push
Nunhems has said that it is committed to flavour and new formats to boost the European melon and watermelon market
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ArticleRijk Zwaan wary of Brexit impact
Brexit vote could lead to increased fresh produce costs and potential restrictions
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ArticleBrexit threat to produce supply lines
Suppliers and customers likely to face cost increases linked to change in currency rates following UK's vote to leave EU
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ArticleAubergines help with healthy soil
By rotating between tomatoes and aubergines, Eosta growers are able to keep the soil healthy and attract favourable insects
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ArticlePink Lady releases European marketing campaign
Festivals, a holiday giveaway and digital marketing will form the basis for Pink Lady’s 2016 summer marketing schedule in Europe
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ArticleChile fills organic lemon shortfall
South African organic lemon growers have struggled with black spot disease, leaving the path clear for Chilean supplies
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ArticleTrue cost estimate helps organic cause
Organics specialist Nature & More has teamed up with a number of customers to make real cost of conventional fruit and vegetables visible to European consumers
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ArticleGlobalGAP Summit speakers revealed
Prince Pieter-Christiaan van Oranje-Nassau will officially open the GlobalGAP Summit in Amsterdam