Weitere Events aus der Branche – Page 228
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Mistral wins gold for Royal Show
Mistral has won a gold Chartered Institute of Public Relations PRide award for its Royal Show communications campaign 2007.
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LFL sets a date
The third LFL, the international exhibition for the fruit and vegetable industry, will be held at the Algeria Business Centre
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ArticleDate set for brassica conference
The date for 2008’s Brassica Growers’ Biennial Conference has been set for Wednesday January 9.
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EMR focuses on genomics research
An increasing emphasis on gene identification and the development of DNA markers to improve the efficiency of breeding programmes and management of genetic resources across a plant family were the hot topics at a recent international meeting hosted by East Malling Research (EMR).
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Fyffes awarded all costs in DCC case
Fyffes claims that the Irish Supreme Court has decided it should be awarded all costs in DCC case.
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica moves to Hong Kong
The second edition of Asia Fruit Logistica will take place in Hong Kong, from September 10-12, 2008.
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ArticleDavid Walker honoured for contribution to potato industry
The British Potato Industry Award was last week presented to David Walker, who has chaired the British Potato Council (BPC) for 10 years.
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Amsterdam to welcome food safety buffs
The CIES International Food Safety Conference is to take place on 13-15 February next year, at the Hotel Okura in Amsterdam.
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Professor calls for unity
Governments, retailers, NGOs and consumers must all work together to create a workable and sustainable food policy, according to professor Tim Lang of Food Policy at City University London.
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ArticleIGD - Ethics have overtaken taste and quality
A shift in consumer priorities has seen ethics overtake taste and quality for the first time, IGD chief economist James Walton told the floor at British Potato 2007. He urged the UK potato industry to see both the challenges and opportunities that the rise of ethical and premium shoppers could mean for the sector.
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Green awards from The Sunday Times
The Sunday Times has launched the Best Green Companies Awards to encourage, acknowledge and publicise businesses and other organisations, which are striving to improve their environmental performance.
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ArticleFive-year pilot project saves more than £14m
The Food Chain Centre (FCC) has reported on its five-year pilot programme aimed at testing a variety of business methods to help boost profitability for UK farmers and growers.
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ArticleFarmaround back on track
Farmaround’s fruit and vegetable bag scheme is back on track after a testing summer, said the organic home-delivery service’s Rebecca Gray, at the BBC Good Food Show London last week.
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FDE 08 goes international
The Food & Drink Expo 2008 (FDE 08) will have an international flavour with more than 60 per cent of the exhibition space taken by Austria and Italy.
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ArticleIrish kids to grow their own potatoes
A new subject is to be added to the primary school curriculum in the Irish Republic next year - the art of growing prize-winning potatoes.
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ArticleChile welcomes avocado world
Chile welcomed more than 1,000 members of the international avocado industry this week, as it hosted the sixth World Avocado Congress.
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Innovation Award entries gear up for Berlin
Fresh produce players from across the world can battle it out for the Fruit Logistica Innovation Award - FLIA 2008 - now open to applicants.
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Bananas a shore thing
Thousands of bananas were washed up on two Dutch North Sea islands yesterday, after several containers fell into the water from the ship Duncan Island on Tuesday.
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Four now confirmed dead in Wealmoor blaze
The three remaining bodies of the firefighters killed in the Wealmoor packhouse blaze have been brought out of the wreckage to a guard of honour from colleagues.
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Body found in Wealmoor packhouse search
Firefighters searching the Warwickshire vegetable packhouse burnt down over the weekend have found a body.