All Convenience articles – Page 56
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ArticleUK sales partner for Key Tech
Flo-Mech will be responsible for bringing the group's range of automated sorting systems to UK customers
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ArticleBakkavör narrows loss in 2009
Earnings soar while profit turnaround amounts to €159m through the year, leaving the group optimistic over its prospects
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ArticleItalian region targets fresh-cut market
Regional authorities in Campania earmark new funding for project to improve supply chain and develop new communal brand
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ArticleLondis rolls out own brand push
Londis has launched a new campaign to show shoppers how much they can save on a basket of shopping by switching from the branded equivalent to Londis own brand.
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ArticleConserve Italia flies flag with new juice
Company hopes football fever in Italy will boost sales of new pineapple-starfruit drink in the run-up to this year's World Cup
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ArticleFlorette advertises new zip-up bags
The first of Florette's new TV spots illustrating the fresh benefits of its zip-up bags is set to air tomorrow in France
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Tesco accused of charging more at One Stop
Tesco is charging up to 14 per cent more in its One Stop-branded stores in areas where it faces little competition, according to a new investigation.
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ArticleNew Spar site embraces Olympics
Spar (UK) Ltd has revealed a new consumer website that will enhance the convenience group’s food and drink credentials, and champion its ongoing commitment to athletics sponsorship ahead of the Olympics.
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ArticlePreparations underway for salad conference
The Fifth British Leafy Salads Association Conference will take place on 24 November 2010
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ArticleDole Europe acquires Green Vision stake
Company underlines its commitment to the European fresh convenience trade by purchasing a share in Swedish group
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Ribena launches healthy sub-brand
Ribena has launched a sub-brand, Ribena Juiced Up, with higher nautral juice content, aimed at school catering groups.
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Pomegreat in Afghan link-up
UK pomegranate juice company Pomegreat has become the first international company to purchase any form of fruit juice from Afghanistan, committed to purchasing a minimum of 500 tonnes of pomegranate concentrate and 500t of fresh fruit from Omaid Bahar Ltd, Afghanistan’s first fruit processing facility.
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ArticleCarbon cuts as Budgens goes green
Budgens is working with energy expert Greengate to offer its Budgens retail partners the opportunity to cut the cost of their energy and carbon emissions.
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ArticleBanana is UK's 'most wasted' food
A new national survey has found that fruit, salads and vegetables are the most wasted food items in UK households
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ArticleChiquita Italy unveils new smoothie
Mango & Passion to be sold in major supermarkets across country, meeting anticipated demand for healthy products
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ArticlePomegreat sources from Afghanistan
Leading pomegranate juice company purchases 500 tonnes of fresh fruit and 500 tonnes of concentrate from the country
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ArticleMcDonald's to sell kiwifruit on sticks
Company's Italian arm secures exclusive deal with Ferrara-based company Macè Fruit to supply ready-to-eat, snack kiwifruit
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ArticleKey's fresh-cut manager lands new role
Teri Johnson has taken up a new position as intercontinental sales manager at Key Technology
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ArticleChiquita predicts bright future for smoothies
Chiquita believes there is a "big future" ahead for the fresh fruit smoothie market after the recession, as long as consumers are well informed by the industry.
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ArticleSpanish fresh-cut on the rise
The year has started positively for Spain's fresh-cut and ready-to-eat fruit and vegetable sector