All Poland articles – Page 21
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ArticleSummer drive for Fruitness campaign
Second year of 'Fruitness enjoy it!' initiative will see a focus on the promotion of peaches and nectarines
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ArticlePolish fruit output recovers
After a disappointing season last year, Polish growers say they are anticipating a bumper fruit harvest in 2008
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Poland sees blueberry boom
Thanks to a boost in production area, Poland this year anticipates a hefty increase in blueberry volumes
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ArticleNew gateway into Poland
An English version of Poland’s largest fresh produce portal has been launched and a Polish recruitment fair will take place in London this month.
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ArticleIntermarché to expand in Poland
Press reports claim that the French group will launch 28 Polish outlets
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Polish apple prices pushed down
Prices for fresh apples in Poland have decreased this week, due to a drop in quality standards.
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ArticlePolish under pressure from central European policy
In the Crop Protection Association’s last article on changes to pesticide legislation, attention switches to Poland where a local grower details the effect of decisions at Brussels on “the biggest orchard in Europe”.
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tna at Polish exhibition
tna will exhibit a robag® 3 fx 180 rotary single jaw (RSJ) vertical form, fill and seal (VFFS) bagger at this year’s Pakfood, which will be held at the Poznan International Fair Grounds, in Poland on September 17-20.
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Polish apple slump
Polish apple growing is in a slump, and Europe will have to look elsewhere to take up the slack, accroding to a new report.
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Poland to get EU aid
Fruit growers from Poland whose crops were struck by devastating frosts in early May will be able to count on support from the European Union.
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Polish crops suffer frost
Low temperatures at the end of April followed by a sustained frost on the night of May 2-3 have severely damaged a whole range of fruit crops in Poland.
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ArticlePolish rolling on
A number of UK companies have made firm commitments to Poland, having realised the potential of the recently-joined EU member state. From clean, plentiful land and water supplies to a significant labour force, it seems that Poland still has much to offer. Doris Lee Butterworth speaks to leading importers and finds out what is on the agenda.
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Poland demands attention
The British Polish Chamber of Commerce is hoping to improve relations between Polish exporters and UK food processors, buyers and marketers with its first Agrifood forum.
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Tesco buys Polish chain
Tesco has bought Leader Price, a Polish convenience retail chain, for £72 million.
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ArticlePoland goes organic
Poland is set to play on its traditional agricultural strengths with the launch of a new organic range by leading exporters Nawrot.
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Carrot polishing revolution
Carrot polishers, which can give produce a far more attractive appearance, have revolutionised the pre-pack sector, delegates were told.
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Warsaw hosts Polish trade fair
Warsaw will host the third Hortiflora Europe-Poland, in March next year.
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ArticlePolish apple growers' threat to processors
Poland’s apple growers are threatening a strike against processors, as they are not getting satisfaction from prices in processing sector.
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ArticlePolish move for Northern Mushrooms
A leading mushroom supplier has looked to Poland for its new chief executive.
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Polish show a success
Several thousand visitors made the trip to Warsaw for IFE Poland 2005, with organisers declaring it a great success.