All Germany articles – Page 16
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ArticleKaufland: Germans need more winter veg
Survey finds over half of people in Germany want more homegrown fresh produce, including peppers and tomatoes
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ArticleEurofruit April celebrates return of Fruit Logistica
Fruit Logistica Edition – Part 2 is the ideal showcase for exhibitors who want to maximise their exposure at this year’s fair
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ArticleRohlik presses on with German expansion
Knuspr.de aims to dominate Germany's growing e-grocery market by holding a 30 per cent market share
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AnalysisEurope’s fresh produce trade: five key insights
Published this week, Fruit Logistica’s latest European Statistics Handbook is free to download
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ArticleGWF launches 2nd Annual Awards
Your chance to honour a woman or a company that is breaking down barriers and lifting up the women around them
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ArticleSanLucar cuts out plastic “wherever possible”
Company joins new recycling campaign in Austria as demand increases for more sustainable materials
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ArticleVertical farm to open in Berlin retail park
Growth towers at Potager Farm’s new facility will be installed by Edinburgh agritech firm Intelligent Growth Solutions
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ArticleFruit Logistica launches digital industry platform
Exhibitors and visitors can use Fruit Logistica Online to prepare for their visit to Berlin on 5 -7 April 2022
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ArticleRSA highlights blueberry sustainability
Sustainable fruit is at the heart of the country's blueberry campaign in Germany
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ArticleRobot pickers offer salad solution
UK growers are reportedly collaborating on a project to develop robotic lettuce pickers in a bid to ease seasonal labour problems
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ArticleCyber attacks hit Sea-Invest
Sea-Invest’s terminals in Europe and Africa affected by cyber attacks on IT systems since last weekend
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ArticleSanLucar launches Blacky tomato
The dark-skinned, sweet tomatoes come in 400g trays, while larger sizes are loosely packed in 3kg boxes
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ArticleIfco celebrates 30th anniversary
RPC specialist celebrates "three decades of innovation and sustainability" in fresh grocery supply chains
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ArticleFruit Logistica: 'April move was right'
More than 70 per cent of main exhibitors present at Fruit Logistica 2020 are due to take part in this year's show
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ArticleGrowers fear crop losses and more imports
New study says Poland and Italy could lose 30-50 per cent of their entire apple production under European Green Deal
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ArticleIfco delivers environmental savings
RPC specialist awards its annual Sustainability Certificate to retailers and growers for the fifth consecutive year
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ArticleBayer backs crop research and innovation
Group's Grants4Ag programme awards funding for 21 new crop science research proposals
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ArticlePort starts new year with new look
Revamped website highlights company’s commitment to sustainability, quality and strong business relationships
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ArticleBayWa CEO questions EU climate plan
Klaus Josef Lutz says taxonomy system creates 'absurd' situation where sustainable sectors do not qualify for funding
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ArticleSanLucar says it with strawberries
Premium fruit and vegetable brand to celebrate Valentine’s Day with a sweet strawberries heart