All Germany articles – Page 67
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ArticleDaft maul leaves T&G to seek new hope
Having kicked CEO Geoff Hipkins into touch, New Zealand exporter Turners & Growers may have another fight on its hands
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ArticleMetro Cash & Carry CEO steps down
Retailer calls Frans Muller's departure a "mutual agreement" aimed at improving senior management efficiency
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ArticleT&G kicks out CEO Geoff Hipkins
Following alleged bust-up in Berlin, Turners & Growers deputy chairman confirms boss has been given the boot
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ArticleHaches and Schindler inks Bolivian deal
German firm supports Bolivia’s indigenous communities via ethical supply deal for Amazonian products like Brazil nuts
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ArticleFavorita unveils new banana campaign
My Favorita aimed at communicating unified brand message to consumers across number of key European markets
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Fruit linked to asthma reduction
Consumption of three or more portions of fruit per week could temper severity of asthma and allergies, says new research
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ArticlePrices high for Dutch asparagus
Leading supplier Veiling Zon kicks off new season and reports high demand for country's white asparagus
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ArticleTesco applies direct plan to apples
Retailer looks set to drop one importer, underlining commitment to buying greater volume of fruit direct from source
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ArticleDPA ruling could lead to apple shortage
Apple exporters in US and Southern Hemisphere may be forced to divert fruit from EU if proposed MRL cut is approved
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ArticleRoyal Ahold looks back on tough year
Dutch retailer, which has operations in Europe and the US, remains committed to reconfiguring its business for growth
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ArticleUrban agriculture hits new heights
A week after the conclusion of the second Urban Agriculture Summit in Sweden, the Staay Food Group won the Fruit Logistica Innovation Award for its City Farming concept. Is the industry now ready to embrace transformative solutions to the world’s food supply problem?
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ArticleSudanese grower eyes Europe
Although the market in Sudan is currently performing well, producer Elaabid sees Germany as too attractive a proposition to ignore
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ArticleCamposol upbeat for asparagus deal
Promotional activities in Europe will support supply volume entering the market over the coming months
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ArticleMouse poison found in Italian lettuce
Transparency apparently lacking as Germany seeks to establish source of contamination in shipment sent to Frankfurt
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ArticleGerman asparagus earlier than ever
Harvesting of covered production could begin in March, ahead of traditional mid-April start to asparagus season
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Fairtrade outlines three-year strategy
At Biofach in Nuremburg, Fairtrade International has outlined its new three-year global strategic framework
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ArticleRecord numbers for Fruit Logistica
Organisers report that 58,000 visitors flocked to Berlin to see 2,543 exhibitors from 78 countries
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ArticlePort of Hamburg holds its position
Slight decrease in yearly throughput for 2012 does not impact Hamburg's position as second-largest container port in Europe
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ArticleRewe extends green label to fresh produce
German retailer confirms it wants to extend its sustainability brand Pro Planet to fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleFruit Logistica opens doors to world trade
Consumption and consolidation were two of the key talking points at the opening press conference for Fruit Logistica 2013