News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 2822
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ArticleLand opens up for Malaysian horticulture
A Malaysian government agriculture project is looking for investors to develop 10,000ha of land in West Malaysia
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Italy set for Macfrut
Italian trade show Macfrut takes place next week. More than 700 exhibitors are expected at the event on 6-8 October.
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ArticleMurcian citrus crop set to rise
Greater volumes of lemons and oranges expected for 2010/11 campaign in Spanish region of Murcia
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ArticleNZ investing in topfruit development
NZ$10.8m will be pumped into researching and developing apple and pear varieties over the next seven years
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ArticleDel Monte teams up with Budgens
The fresh produce giant has linked up with UK retailer Budgens to launch its new Naked Fruit pots
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ArticleBrian Jenny handed Naturipe role
Monterey Mushrooms' director of sales/eastern region joins Naturipe as director of business development (east coast)
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Fairtrade sales are making progress
Fairtrade is growing in line with its goals despite the downturn, according to the Fairtrade Foundation
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ArticleSeason's final citrus vessel sets sail
Last South African summer citrus vessel of season leaves Cape Town for Philadelphia, with sales entering their final phase
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ArticleSalmonella beansprout link confirmed
A link between beansprouts and an outbreak of salmonella has been confirmed by the Health Protection Agency (HPA).
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ArticleHamburg Süd tests low-sulphur fuel
Group aids US Environmental Protection Agency in generating data on possible contaminant reductions in shipping
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ArticleAntwerp lands port operator award
Belgian port authority beat stiff competition to come out on top at the annual Lloyd's List Awards on Wednesday
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ArticleWalmart elects chief financial officer
US retail giant elects Charles Holley to succeed the retiring Tom Schoewe, effective 30 November this year
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ArticleAhold appoints new CEO
Dick Boer will step into the role vacated by the outgoing John Rishton, while there are changes in the group's US division
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ArticleTurbana celebrates turning 40
Leading North American banana importer is celebrating its 40th year after opening its doors for the first time in 1970
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Kantar adds to insight
Information specialist Kantar Worldpanel has launched an integrated consumer behaviour study to bring brand-owners and the media closer.
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Growers hit out at Spanish strike
The general strike in Spain was in full swing with some growers’ organisations speaking out against it on Wednesday this week.
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ArticleQuango hit list stirs up fears
A number of quangos with a huge impact on the UK fresh produce trade are on a government hit list.
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ArticleHeat fells Australian mangoes
A hot winter and heavy rainfall have knocked back Australia’s mango crop by around 25 per cent this season
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ArticleEdeka builds network with Ratio deal
Acquisition of north-west German cash & carry operator underlines leading food retailer's intention to expand sales network
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ArticleVietnamese consumers vote VietGAP
Domestic demand for VietGAP-certified vegetables is growing in Vietnam, despite their higher price