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ArticlePilze: Herkunft Schweiz und Bio wichtig für Verbraucher
Quelle: DemoSCOPE Bevölkerungsbefragung 20202015 gaben 47 % der Befragten an, dass die Herkunft Schweiz ein relevantes Kaufkriterium ist, 2020 stieg die Wichtigkeit dieses Kriteriums bei den Befragten auf 55 % an. Dies zeigt die Bevölkerungsbefragung 2020 von DemoSCOPE für den Verband Schweizer Pilzproduzenten VSP. Auch die Auszeichnung Bio legte zu ...
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ArticlePolen: Apfelexporte leicht rückläufig
Nach Angaben von Eurostat lag der Wert der polnischen Fruchtexporte von Januar bis Oktober 2020 bei 539,6 Mio Euro, gegenüber 529,9 Mio Euro im gleichen Zeitraum des Jahres 2019 (+1,8 %). Den größten Anteil am Fruchtexport nehmen Äpfel ein. Sie machen mehr als die Hälfte des Wertes der polnischen Fruchtexporte ...
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ArticleNorma: Papierverpackung statt Kunststoff bei Bio-Kräutern
Foto: NormaTöpfe mit Schnittlauch, Petersilie, Basilikum und weiteren frischen Kräutern der Eigenmarke BIO SONNE werden künftig in ungebleichtem nassfestem Papier verpackt. Damit werden pro Artikel 5,5 g Kunststoff und insgesamt mehr als 4 t Plastik eingespart werden, teilt Norma mit. Das verwendete Papier ist FSC-zertifiziert und stammt aus nachhaltiger Forstwirtschaft, ...
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ArticleIFG closes South African IP case
Breeder’s protracted case against a South African table grape grower has come to a successful end
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ArticleSmitten season arrives in Australia
Montague sends first cartons to Coles stores in Victoria and Tasmania, with record crop on way
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ArticlePhilippine banana exporters close out a tough 2020
Banana exports from the Philippines were down almost 20 per cent with Covid-19 and TR4 affecting production
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ArticleRecord trade between Malaysia and China
Malaysia looking to capitalise on record trade with China by increasing exports of fresh produce
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ArticleUSDA forecasts dip in net farmer income
Government agency predicts net income for US farmers to drop by almost US$10bn in 2021
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ArticleStaying flexible amid restrictions
Belgian cooperative BFV is adapting in order to reach consumers and promote new varieties, despite limitations caused by Covid-19
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ArticleSouth Africa's China grape promo
The country's Western Cape regional government is pleased to be starting a grape promotion in China
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Article'No Covid transmission risk' through food
Comment: Professors Lucia Anelich, Jeffrey Farber, Ryk Lues and Valeria Parreira examine what studies reveal about coronavirus and food safety
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ArticleLockdown triggers frozen sales surge
Retail sales of frozen food have increased by £872m a year, with Covid shopping behaviour, convenience and vegan trend all driving growth
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ArticleStrong 2020 showing from Maersk
Logistics giant shakes off low volumes to register growth in revenue and underlying earnings
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ArticleUnifrutti Group buys Spanish veg firm Dimifruit
Company says more and more buyers want access to environmentally sustainable sources of production
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ArticleAlbanian mandarin exports on the rise
Mandarins are one of the country’s most profitable export crops
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ArticleSeed companies showcase lettuce offer
Top names holding open days at Murcian R&D centres to present latest developments
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ArticleNew chairman for Puffin Produce
Former Starbucks, Mothercare, Boots and M&S man Rhys Iley joins Welsh fresh produce leader
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ArticleVietnamese growers take tech steps
From livestreaming to blockchain, more and more fruit growers in Vietnam are utilising technology to their advantage
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ArticleIllegal import of Iranian apples resumes in India
Kashmiri apple traders report apples from Iran are being imported illegally and marketed as Afghanistan produce
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ArticleOut-of-court settlement ends kiwifruit lawsuit
The Crown and New Zealand kiwifruit sector plaintiffs agree to accept NZ$40m offer regarding 2010 incursion of Psa