News unserer Kollegen aus London – Page 2898
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ArticleAustralian grapes poised for China access
Biosecurity Australia has a draft protocol for exporting grapes to China, and the deal could be signed as early as next week
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ArticleFive more years for Rewe CEO
Alain Caparros has his contract extended to 2016 by the retailer's management board
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ArticleSeabrex files for bankruptcy
Rotterdam-based handling company falls foul of the economic crisis, rising competition and a downturn in volumes
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ArticleFresh & Easy takes on supplier operations
Tesco's Fresh & Easy division has taken over the US operations of two of its major suppliers, Wild Rocket Foods and 2 Sisters Foods, which supply fresh produce and meat to the group respectively.
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ArticleNorthwest pear crop down on 2009
Volumes expected to hit 18.5m standard box equivalents this year, according to Pear Bureau Northwest crop estimate
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ArticleUS avoids Brazilian tariff imposition
Brazil's proposed placement of over US$500m worth of tariffs on imports including fruit and nuts has been scrapped
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ArticleZespri reveals sustainability initiatives
The kiwifruit marketer has unveiled a host of future plans to minimise the impact of its operations on the environment
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ArticleSummer breezes in new directions
North American produce business looks to continue trend of increasing fruit and vegetable purchases through summer months
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Article'Disastrous' hailstorm hits Italian fruit
Kiwifruit production wiped out in parts of Emilia-Romagna, with stonefruit, apple and pear trees also hit hard
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ArticleFake pesticide tide 'needs stemming'
ECPA calls for stronger European regulations to counter increasing volumes of traffic in counterfeit pesticide products
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ArticleLarge early cherries in Northwest
The Pacific Northwest is enjoying large early-season cherry varieties, with shipments expected to peak around 25-28 June
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ArticlePMA takes on South African representative
Marianne van der Laarse will assist with development and implementation of RSA member engagement plan
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ArticleSeald Sweet adds sales team member
Experienced fresh produce industry specialist Selina Reeve joins group's California office sales department
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Europe supports DR banana imports
The European Commission held its first review meeting on EC Regulation 669\\2009 on high risk imports on Monday.
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ArticleGreenery aims to play winning hand
Group sees high product quality and efficient operations as trump cards in enhancing its position on Europe's vegetable market
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ArticleDelayed Picota promotion starts in UK
Spanish cherry promotional campaign begins 15 days later than expected due to weather-related difficulties
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ArticlePicota cherries make late arrival
The first Picota cherries of the 2010 season are set to arrive in British supermarkets next week, around 15 days later than in an average season.
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ArticleSpelman makes mark on procurement
DEFRA secretary Caroline Spelman has written to the cabinet demanding that all food under its public procurement jurisdiction meet British farming and manufacturing standards.
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ArticleJersey blaze destroys valuable crop
A blaze which destroyed almost £1 million of potatoes is the latest development in a catastrophic Jersey Royals season which has tested growers, suppliers and retailers to their limits and brought some businesses to the brink.
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ArticleNZ horticulture targets Asian growth
Targeting new business opportunities in Asia is the goal for New Zealand firms exhibiting at this year’s Asia Fruit Logistica