All Netherlands articles – Page 88
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ArticleStaay to merge with Hispa Fruit
Dutch group which acquired 70 per cent share in Hispa Fruit last year confirms plans to integrate the two businesses
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ArticleSolentes extended to ready-to-eat avos
Exotics & Specialities division of Hagé, part of Dutch group The Greenery, set to expand its branded avocado line
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ArticleKloosterboer expands at Maasvlakte
Produce handler begins work on a second coldstorage operation at the Rotterdam facility, due for a June 2013 completion
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ArticleVan Amerongen launches website
Dutch controlled atmosphere specialist makes its technology more accessible to its international customers
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ArticleArnold Reijers leaves Dutch group FresQ
Commercial director understood to have disagreed with vegetable producer organisation on group's future direction
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ArticleGrowers can rely on Brian and Stuart
Nunhems is offering two new butterhead lettuce varieties to help growers face up to winter challenges
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ArticleClemenGold expands in Europe and Asia
Branded soft citrus to be promoted in new markets as the fruit's South Africa supply base expands into South America
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ArticleAhold announces possible sale of ICA stake
Dutch retailer embarks on strategic review which could lead to Scandinavian firm being floated on stock exchange
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ArticleSenior director leaves The Greenery
Commercial director Bart Merkus, brought in to develop Dutch marketer's global strategy, departs after just eight months
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ArticleNew MD takes lead at Olympic Fruit
Hans de Boer joins from Heemskerk Fresh Convenience, allowing Thijs van den Heuvel to focus on group chief executive role
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Article120m organic flowers for bees
A Nature & More campaign to help arrest the decline in bee populations has resulted in the sowing of 120m flower seeds
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ArticleHispa receives first Brazilian melons
Dutch importer reports good quality and strong demand as initial shipments begin to arrive in Dutch port of Rotterdam
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ArticleRotterdam sees cargo growth
The Dutch port has recorded a 3.2 per cent rise in cargo for the first half of 2012, with further growth predicted
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ArticleHagé points clients towards Zespri
Dutch importer set to launch specially designed online competition for trade customers buying New Zealand kiwifruit
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ArticleRubens Consortium appoints leaders
Club apple group elects Stefan Moje of Elbe-Obst and Andy Sadler of Norman Collett president and vice-president respectively
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ArticleCustomer investment pays off for Ahold
Second quarter sales and net income increase as Dutch retailer fends off challenging economic environment
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ArticleGreenery man to speak at SH event
Dutch group's topfruit manager Bert Wilschut confirmed as key speaker at October's Eurofruit Congress Southern Hemisphere
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ArticleSchiphol endures lower cargo volumes
Dutch airport saw cargo tonnage fall during the first half of the year, although it remains one of Europe's 'strongest performers'
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ArticleDutch exports fall in first half of year
Industry association Productschap Tuinbouw reveals 3 per cent decline in export volumes between January and end of June
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ArticleTale of Goldilocks and the three pears
Produce too much and prices fall. Turn out too little and they rise. If prices go too high, buyers are put off. If only there was a way to regulate the flow of fruit?