News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 2136
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ArticleRetailers trialling 'flawed' ranges
Edeka, Rewe and Coop Switzerland launch 'less than perfect' fresh produce ranges in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
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ArticleAvocados 'improve health and wellbeing'
New research suggests eating an avocado every day improves nutrient intake and reduces the chance of metabolic syndrome
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ArticleSpar in £5m multi-media campaign
UK arm of retailer which has nearly 2,500 branches secures sponsorship deal with Lorraine TV show
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ArticleAvanza eyes Japanese prospects
The possibility of a reduced Mexican crop is allowing NZ avocado exporter to negotiate improved market prices
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ArticleSector needs to prepare for scrutiny
A new origin-testing technology developed by Re:Fresh winners Food Forensics could help fresh produce sector to bolster verification checks
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ArticleCertified persimmons arrive from Spain
Persimmon growers are aiming to beat last year’s sales with arrival of first Denomination of Origin certified fruit from Valencia
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ArticleYear-round English apples 'nearing'
Changes in attitude and technology are paving the way to year-round British apples inside 'the next decade'
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ArticleNew twist in Birmingham relocation saga
A third site has emerged as a contender for the relocation of Birmingham Wholesale Market
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ArticleNorth America expects Chile growth
Despite recent frosts, exports to the US and Canada are set to rise again this season as consumption continues to grow
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ArticleSector must be less 'risk-averse'
Employment guru tells Re:fresh delegates they must do more to entice the next generation of youngsters into the fresh produce industry
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ArticleFlorette and Jepco launch major joint venture
Bagged-salad leader and supplier launch Angflor Ltd to offer year-round British baby leaf supply
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ArticleRe:fresh winners crowned in night of celebration
Scotty Brand collects Overall Trader of the Year title at glittering ceremony in London
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ArticleFirst major Piqa crop due in 2014
First of a range of innovative new pear varieties set to be planted on large-scale in Australia and New Zealand
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ArticleGrape consumption linked to bone health
Research study shows improved bone calcium retention and femur cortial thickness with grape-rich diet
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ArticleSyngenta Bangladesh eyes exports
The leading crop protection company plans to explore export potential in India from next year
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ArticleDutch organic sales reach milestone
Total organic food sales passed the €1bn mark in 2012, with fruit and vegetable sales up 16.4 per cent
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ArticleAustralian PM eyes Chinese FTA
Tony Abbott hopes to sign trade agreement during visit to China in the first half of next year
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ArticleT&G re-launches Bonita brand
Fresh produce distributor hopes marketing campaign will help New Zealanders go bananas
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ArticlePacific Seaways and Seatrade unite
Shipping and logistics firms launch new joint venture, aimed at providing best transport alternatives for Chilean growers
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ArticleChilean blues to retain growth
Blueberries may be one of the few Chilean fruit crops not to see exports fall this season as a result of severe frosts