Europe news archive – Page 265
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ArticleChile labour disruption begins to ease
A four-day strike over workers' wages at the Port of Valparaiso in Chile has reportedly come to an end
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Berry campaign offers seasonal focus
A new soft fruit promotion for the UK market will highlight the seasonal qualities of domestic berries as well as those sourced in season from Chile and Spain
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ArticleUniveg boss outlines future challenges
Speaking at FRESH2008 in Antwerp, Hein Deprez spoke of the need to secure production and control of the supply chain
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ArticleAhold shows “continued good progress”
Income up, sales down for Dutch retailer during first quarter of 2008
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ArticleA game of two fresh produce halves
There’s something about the fresh produce trade that reminds me of football, believe it or not.
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EU food prices jump by 7.1 per cent
The EU and euro area have witnessed record annual increases in the price of food
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ArticleFour-year revision for GlobalGAP standard
Time given to adjust to newly implemented versions
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ArticleUN calls for rise in world food production
Calls have been made for countries to remove price and export controls
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ArticleGreenpeace urges pesticide action
Studies by the group have found "alarming results" about residues in food
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‘Climate Ready’ crops in high demand
A report by the ETC Group has highlighted the competition for patents
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ArticleNZ deal gets off to flying start
New Zealand topfruit is highly sought after in Europe this season
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EU to appeal against WTO banana verdict
A WTO ruling that EU banana tariffs break international trade rules will be challenged
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ArticleCapespan secures SA export production
Capespan has acquired new topfruit and plum production area
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ArticleChilean fruit industry stages exchange rate protests
Fresh fruit lobby groups have called for support over the falling value of the US dollar
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ArticleHLB rides out Brazil papaya shortage
Papaya production is on the rise in Brazil, reports HLB