Europe news archive – Page 219
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ArticleJava Fresh spreads the Cocolove
Indonesian exotics supplier says it hopes to introduce its branded coconut offer to the European market later this year
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ArticleCatalonia forecasts shorter apple crop
Initial estimates suggest that a slight increase in pear production will be offset by a drop in apple volume
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ArticleBrexit leaves food security at risk, report warns
Food security, safety and prices could all be adversely affected when UK leaves EU especially given government’s lack of vision
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ArticleUK ‘could become Europe’s Singapore’
Post-Brexit UK could echo success of Asian powerhouse thanks to economy and trading partners, Spanish business leaders have said
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ArticleDS Smith backs packaging standard
Introduction of the new Common Footprint Quality (CFQ) standard in the UK applies to corrugated packaging
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ArticleCopa Cogeca makes plant patent point
Group sends letter to MEPs urging them to prevent the use of patents on plants bred via essentially biological processes
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ArticleSwitzerland is key non-EU market
EU fruit and vegetable exports to third countries came to €4.9bn in 2016, according to Eurostat
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ArticleBilbao courts overseas exporters
The city’s port and wholesale market have teamed up to attract fruit cargo from Latin America and Africa
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ArticleModular farming puts down roots in the market
Growing interest in ultra-local production is encouraging excitement among tech entrepreneurs and investors
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ArticleOcado profits slide after distribution centre investment
Online grocer sees pre-tax profits fall 18.1 per cent after opening third 'customer fulfilment centre'
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AnalysisHow to stay ahead of the veg pack
Special report: As European greenhouse vegetable suppliers look to consolidate, new potential strategies are emerging
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ArticleEC extends support for fruit producers
The Commission's fightback against Russia's import ban has been extended to June 2018 with a further €70m
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AnalysisHow to revive the European grape market?
Many in the table grape business believe the best way to boost stagnant demand is to invest in better varieties
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ArticleAgro Merchants moves into Poland
Acquisition of PTSL marks entry into Poland, a key gateway for import/export trade flows
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ArticleMurcia backs European Fruit Day
The initiative is aimed at driving consumption at the height of the region’s summer fruit campaign
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ArticlePlanasa opens pioneering hanging tip nursery
Thanks to the nursery’s location in Morocco it can supply early, high quality tips for the northern European market
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ArticleScotland to miss CAP payment deadline
Only ninety per cent of payments set to be made by 30 June deadline, with government seeking extension from European Commission
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ArticleAsoex voices Brexit concerns
Ronald Bown says devaluation of pound and possible imposition of tariffs could affect fruit exports to UK
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ArticleWalmart calls for blockchain collaboration
US retail giant urges fresh produce sector to come together and build transparency into supply chain using ‘blockchain’ technology
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ArticleCyber attack hits trade routes
A major cyber attack initially aimed at Ukrainian institutions has spread globally, affecting the container shipping and terminal operations of AP Møller-Maersk Group