News from FPJ – Page 41
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ArticleStability for Spain’s exports in January-February
Volumes through the first two months of the year hold steady while value climbs
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Article‘Never too much’ campaign launches in France
Fruits and vegetables are “jamais trôp”, according to a new consumer marketing campaign from France’s Interfel
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ArticleFyffes expands marketing team
Áine McElroy joins as marketing executive responsible for bananas and pineapples in Ireland
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ArticleBayer takes "holistic" approach
Crop science giant Bayer says it has shifted its focus from chemicals to providing sustainable solutions for the fresh produce sector
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ArticleTesco trebles pre-tax profits
The UK's biggest retailer saw pre-tax profits treble in 2021/22 but warns of "significant uncertainties" ahead due to soaring inflation
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ArticleNew packaging strategy needed, says IGD
IGD launches new report to help food and consumer goods industry halve impact of UK packaging by 2030
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ArticleInflation shapes shopping behaviours, finds Nielsen
NielsenIQ identifies a new consumer economic divide and shopping behaviours amid rising inflation in UK
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ArticleBack to business at Fruit Logistica 2022
Organisers thank exhibitors and trade visitors after fruit and vegetable trade exhibition's positive return to Berlin
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ArticlePort of Antwerp-Bruges ready for launch
The merger of Antwerp and Zeebrugge ports becomes official at the end of April, strengthening the combined port's resilience to future challenges
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ArticleFlorette launches Superfood salad mix
Salad brand Florette launches new bagged leaf mix created to boost consumer immune system
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ArticleG's supports Cambridge Science Centre
UK fresh produce business G's joins educational charity Cambridge Science Centre's executive council
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ArticleAldi named top of the shops
YouGov study puts discounter ahead of Lidl and Big Four supermarkets in the popularity stakes
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ArticleMaersk launches Maersk Air Cargo
Shipping giant expands end-to-end logistics offering with new airfreight company
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ArticleLidl backs scheme to boost biodiversity
GlobalGAP audit is first standard to foster plant and animal life around Europe's fruit and vegetable production
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ArticleNew logo for Global Plant Genetics
Fruit breeder's rebranded identity will convey global reach and commitment to environmental improvement
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Border delays solve nothing, says Logistics UK
Further delays to Brexit border checks will not resolve issues affecting trade, says Logistics UK
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ArticleCarrot demo-day plans get underway
British Carrot Growers Association gets going on plans for this year's Demonstration Day
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ArticleLabour crisis will shrink food sector, warn MPs
Government failure to tackle labour shortages will shrink food sector permanently, MPs warn in new report
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ArticleSouth Africa forecasts citrus export rise
While growth is projected across most categories in 2022, the forecast does not yet include predictions for mandarin exports
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ArticleAmela tomato wins Innovation Award
The Fruit Logistica Innovation Award was picked up this year by Granada La Palma's ultra-sweet-tasting Amela tomato