Europe news archive – Page 238
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ArticleEurope bars South African citrus
Pending a study by the EFSA, the EC has moved to limit any possible risk of citrus black spot establishing itself in the EU
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ArticleEC to investigate container lines
Maersk Line and CMA CGM among companies facing massive potential fines if found guilty of price fixing since 2009
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ArticleEU nut producers raise concerns
Volume of imported chestnuts in Italy overtakes domestic production for first time, while concern over Turkish imports grows
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ArticleEurope needs 'more productive' agriculture
A new study has highlighted the benefits of a productive agricultural sector, ranging from increased food security to greater biodiversity
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ArticleReport rubbishes EFSA citrus claims
Leading authorities on citrus black spot suggest disease poses no threat to EU's own production
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ArticleECPA names new director general
Long-serving Friedhelm Schmider to retire, and will be replaced by Jean-Charles Bocquet
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ArticleMaersk CEO concedes sluggish demand
Søren Skou has admitted the company overestimated container shipping demand when it ordered new vessels
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ArticleBrazil to export fewer table grapes
A strong local market means less volume will go to Europe and the US this year as the 2013 season gets underway
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ArticleBigger cherry crop for Argentina
Although high costs will continue to restrict industry performance this season, crop volume is looking solid
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ArticleAsia Pacific leading online retail growth
The region's access to online retail markets is set to see it hit a total worth of US$278bn in 2017
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ArticleFreshfel lobbies EU health ministers
Fresh produce organisation calls on governments to support the Vienna Declaration with promotional cash
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ArticleColombia seeks to strengthen ties
Business matchmaking meetings in the US and European Union will capitalise on the free trade deals Colombia has signed with the two regions
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ArticleVOG aims to sell more branded apples
Italy's largest apple supplier confirms it wants to increase production and step up marketing of Kanzi, Jazz and Envy
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ArticleApple supplier predicts 'return to normal'
Gerhard Dichgans of Italian group VOG assesses the prospects for the European apple business this season
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ArticleCH Robinson appoints Ivo Aris
As it seeks to continue its expansion in Europe, the logistics company has named Ivo Aris as director of global forwarding for the region
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ArticleProfits up for Maersk Line
The AP Møller-Mærsk group says Maersk Line is performing strongly despite "challenging" shipping demand
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ArticleF&K signs new sourcing contracts
Deals have been inked with mainly independent growers in Chile, Costa Rica and Panama to source produce range from topfruit to tropicals
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ArticleArgentinean lemons blown off course
Frosts in Tucumán dampen positive season start which saw shipments rise against last year
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ArticleEuropean apples bounce back
Despite the changeable weather conditions, early forecasts are positive for this year's European apple crop