All Convenience articles – Page 57
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ArticleChiquita signs Fruit Juice Bar deal
US multinational has announced the signing of an international franchise agreement in the Middle East
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ArticleNew Bramley ale brewed up
The Bramley apple's versatility is being celebrated during Bramley Apple Week 2010 by Fourayes Farm and The Nelson Brewery, which held taste tests yesterday for a new Bramley apple ale.
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ArticleNisa-Today’s lands new manager
The Today’s Group, the wholesale arm of Nisa-Today’s, has appointed Rebecca Hopper to the newly created role of brand marketing manager.
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ArticleTrade keen on fresh convenience
Visitors flocked to Berlin for Freshconex 2010 last week, with 7,000 trade members focusing on the fresh convenience segment
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ArticleFreshconex 2010: Exhibitor comments
Key exhibitors at Freshconex 2010, which took place on 3-5 February in Berlin, give their thoughts on this year's event
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ArticleBonduelle seals mushroom deal
The French fresh-cut group has confirmed the purchase of France Champignon, as the group enters the mushroom market
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ArticleFreshconex 2010: Day Three Digest
A round-up of news from the third day of Fruit Logistica, which took place in the German city of Berlin on 3-5 February 2010
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ArticleFreshconex 2010: Day Two Digest
A round-up of news from the second day of Freshconex, which took place in Berlin on 3-5 February 2010
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ArticleFreshconex 2010: Day One Digest
A round-up of news from the first day of Freshconex, which took place in Berlin on 3-5 February 2010
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ArticleGrowth for Italian fresh convenience firm
La Linea Verde, one of Italy's leading suppliers of salads, fresh-cut produce and smoothies, posts rise in turnover for 2009
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ArticleFreshconex unveils programme
The Freshconex Business Forum 2010 sees a focus on technologies, improved logistics and innovative marketing concepts
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ArticleNew fresh produce offer at Tesco
Retailer introduces 'Buy One, Get One Free Later' offer on pineapple chunks, melon, salad and lettuce products
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ArticleInnovation struggles to get on shelf in the New Year
After a turbulent year in which the prepared fruit and vegetable category saw a slowdown for the first time, the sector has mixed feelings for the year ahead. Elizabeth O’Keefe rounds up the views
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ArticleSchool's in for VOG Products
Italian fresh-cut apple supplier working hard to boost sales through involvement in number of school fruit schemes
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ArticleYear of promise for Tenderstem broccoli
After beating UK sales targets despite difficult conditions in 2009, volumes are predicted to grow by 15 per cent this year
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ArticleDel Monte to launch convenience line
Naked Fruit set to offer customers and consumers an innovative range of pre-peeled, sliced and ready-to-eat fruit
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ArticleBonduelle eyes up mushroom group
Bonduelle is currently in talks to acquire France Champignon, the leader in the European mushroom market
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ArticleBudgens/Londis sales benefit from snow
Deliveries are still managing to get through to all Budgens and Londis stores despite the adverse weather conditions, and retailers are seeing significant increases in sales as shoppers choose to shop locally.
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ArticleSpanish fresh-cut sector ends year strongly
Afhorla reveals positive balance for Spain’s fresh-cut sector for 2009, thanks to increase in sales to consumers
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ArticleLandec results point to stability
US food technology group sees major improvement in fresh-cut vegetable revenues in second quarter of fiscal 2010