All Europe articles – Page 235
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ArticleMore flat peaches in Europe in 2015
Europêch figures show massive percentage rise in the volume of flat peaches being produced in Europe, especially Spain
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ArticleEC releases €130m in marketing grants
New funding has been awarded to 41 marketing campaigns, with an emphasis on programmes outside of the EU
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ArticleEvolution, not revolution needed
The new chairman of Copa-Cogeca’s Organic Farming Working Party has called for evolution, not revolution in EU review
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ArticleGM import proposal raises concern
European campaigners fear arguments against GM crops are being ignored, as pressure from the US government and the biotech industry mounts
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ArticleBakkavör sells stake in fresh food firm
Foodservice giant sells its remaining 60 per cent stake in Italpizza to Dreamfood, which already controls the other 40 per cent
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ArticleUnease spreads in RSA citrus sector
Comment: Political influences and world economic woes could be dimming the lights for South Africa's citrus business
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ArticlePositive signs for suppliers in Europe
New growth in convenience and organics could help reverse a recent decline in fresh fruit and vegetable sales, says analyst
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ArticleMiddle East takes larger share of Chile apple exports
South American country's apple shipments at lowest level in eight years following 42 per cent dip in volume sent to Europe
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ArticleIndia suspends okra exports
India’s quarantine authorities have stopped all okra exports to Europe following pest interceptions during pre-shipment checks
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ArticleRuling in landmark broccoli patent case
Director at John Innes Centre, which brought the case on the Beneforte variety, said the decision gives 'much-needed clarity'
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ArticleTaste over waste: how ugly food is making friends
Comment: Some supermarkets are pushing new ranges of imperfect fruit and vegetables, but not all have chosen to follow suit
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ArticleAREFLH behind producer power
The association of the main European production regions has reiterated its support for growers and the school fruit scheme
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ArticleFirst Indian mangoes reach UK after ban lifted
Consignment of Alphonso mangoes, from Kay Bee Exports, has reached Europe following a Vapor Heat Treatment
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ArticleBrands crucial to berry growth
GBC2015: Key players in global berry business say they regard branding as hugely important to its future development
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ArticleEurofruit May 2015 – focus on consumers
Take part in our next issue, which features a broad range of topics designed to showcase the best in the industry
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ArticleIn pictures: Phil Hogan visits Anecoop
The European Commissioner was in Valencia last week to give a speech to the Annual Congress of Spanish Co-operatives
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ArticleGreece still threatens euro stability
Investors reassured by short-term Greece-EU agreement but euro continues to fall ahead of quantitative easing measures
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ArticleMoldova: Russia restores access for apples
Country's exporters find their options have broadened since last summer, with the EU now also a viable destination
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ArticleRussian crisis limits effect of ban
Eurofruit spoke to Philippe Binard, general delegate for Freshfel Europe, about the current effect of the Russian ban on the European market
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ArticleEurope’s wheel of fortune
Russia, the falling value of the Euro, and dropping fuel prices – Promar’s Matt Incles discusses the prospects for the Eurozone in 2015