News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 2536
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ArticleNZ & Taiwan to study agreement
Taiwan and New Zealand will examine the potential for an economic agreement between the two countries
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ArticlePeru auction planned for November
The sustainable irrigation project aims to create an expanse of fertile agricultural land for various crops, including produce
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Intercitrus set for closure
Spanish citrus trade association Intercitrus will cease operations in December, according to press reports.
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ArticleMovers & Shakers | November 2011
Full round-up of all the latest major appointments and departures within the European fresh produce industry over the past month
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ArticleHigh demand for RSA Midknight oranges
Shipments have off-loaded early in the US, with two more vessels due to dock in the coming weeks
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ArticleDole introduces Fruit Smoothie Shakers
Single-serve cups are being launched to offer 'the taste of fresh fruit right from the freezer'
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ArticleDecline for Argentinean table grapes
Rising internal costs and challenging export markets are blamed for dampening the hopes of suppliers this season
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ArticleSpeakers confirmed for Food Safety Day
East Malling Research in the UK is to welcome several expert speakers for its Food Safety Day on 3 November
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ArticleAntwerp enhances Chinese links
Port signs an MOU with Chongqing over exchange of information and joint marketing activities
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ArticlePurple Majesty returns to Sainsbury's
New season Albert Bartlett Purple Majesty potatoes will be back on shelf in Sainsbury’s from mid-October.
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ArticleKent potato brand extended
Southern potato specialist The Kent Potato Company has unveiled plans to roll out its Kent potato brand into the wholesale and foodservice sectors.
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ArticleThe Co-op introduces fresh produce QR codes
The Co-operative Group will become one of the first major retailers to feature QR (Quick Response) codes on fresh produce packaging to give customers information on the food, its growers and recipes.
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ArticleWal-Mart reopens Chongqing stores
The world’s largest retailer reopened its stores in the Chinese city of Chongqing after they were shut down for food standards violations
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ArticleHong Kong air cargo volumes dip
European and US economic woes dent Hong Kong International Airport freight volumes
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ArticleSligro posts solid results
Dutch retailer sees growth in both third quarter and nine-month results
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ArticleReynolds backs gold-medal winner
international vocational education awards WorldSkills London 2011 earlier this month.
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Mexico raises US trade barriers
Mexican government suspends tariffs on fresh produce imports from US
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ArticleNew campaign for Chilean blueberries
Chile will independently market its blueberries to customers in Europe this season with activities set to expand to the Netherlands and Russia
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ArticleSpanish promotional plan gets EU backing
'We Care, You Enjoy' campaign to receive funding for major promotions in Germany, UK and Austria
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ArticleGreen innovation for Total Produce BV
Dutch group's new barge transportation initiative designed to reap environmental dividends at the Port of Rotterdam