Europe news archive – Page 243
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ArticleEurofruit launches annual survey
Magazine set to mark 40th anniversary this coming January with a special survey of the European fresh produce business
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ArticleEU to safeguard producers
EU banana producers affected by new trade deals with Central America and Colombia and Peru could receive a helping hand
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ArticleEU school scheme requires more work
New report into effectiveness of EU School Fruit Scheme concludes more funding and better organisation required
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ArticleEnzafruit upbeat for new Jazz season
Despite the slow start to the season, expectations are good for the new European Jazz crop, with demand outstripping supply
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ArticlePurfresh technology gains European patent
Active atmosphere technology granted patent number 2107936, entitled 'Shipping Container Ozonation System'
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Italian campaign to target Europe’s children
European children will be encouraged to eat more fruit by a Centro Servizio Ortofrutticoli (CSO) campaign set to launch in July.
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ArticleSprout rules set for March introduction
New regulations have been put in place for the sprouted seed sector following last year’s E coli outbreak in Europe
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ArticleEU pear crop falls below 2m tonnes
Revised forecast issued by WAPA suggests EU pear production will be lowest in almost two decades this season
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ArticleEuropean potato crop set to shrink
Total production across Belgium, France, Germany, Netherlands and UK set to fall 14.5 per cent this season, says NEPG
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ArticleEU Jazz apple season set to begin
Production forecast to be around 17,000 tonnes, with a smaller crop in France offset by higher production in Italy
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ArticleNew EU project to 'transform agriculture'
A new agINFRA research project led by EC-backed consortium aims to transform global accessibility of agricultural data
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ArticleItaly pushing for US topfruit access
Country's agriculture minister confirms efforts are ongoing to reach agreement for apple and pears to enter US market
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ArticleAyco launches greenhouse range
Year-round programme of greenhouse-grown produce includes conventional items from Mexico plus organics from Europe and Israel
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ArticleEarly start for Brazilian table grape deal
Increased demand is prompting table grapes from Brazil to become available on the European market from the start of October
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ArticleSales up at Total Produce
Total Produce chairman Carl McCann has lauded the group’s “strong performance” for the first six months of the year.
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ArticleFairtrade benefits from producer input
According to Fairtrade International, it is the close partnership with producers that has brought Fairtrade global success
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ArticleEurope looks to sell more fruit in Asia
Companies from EU and eastern Mediterranean present in greater number at this year's Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong
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ArticleHigh expectations for Joya
After an impressive first season, apple brand Joya plans to build on its initial success to expands its presence
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ArticleFighting to make fruit fun
Seasons may come and go, but I've now come to appreciate the Olympic games – and its message of 'faster, higher, stronger' – are very much for life. Our business may be all about quality, availability and price, but it also has to be fun
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ArticleBoost for European cherry production
This month saw the signing of an action designed to facilitate scientific collaboration and networking on European cherries