All Germany articles – Page 91
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ArticleGroup announces passing of Hajo Port
Port International's long-serving chairman Hajo Port has died at the age of 82
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ArticleGerman trade denies cherry pesticide risk
DFHV insists Greenpeace report into residue levels on cherries and strawberries sold in Germany is inaccurate
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ArticleConsumers adapting in tough times
Research by IGD has found that shopping habits are changing in some of Europe's leading retail markets
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ArticleHamburg Süd expands River Plate service
The group will add two more vessels to its Europe-South American east coast service by the end of 2009
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ArticleRewe posts strong figures for 2008
German retailer targeting further expansion this year across European markets through acquisitions and organic growth
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ArticleUS-EU blueberry trade holding steady
Economic difficulties have failed to dampen the performance of US blueberry exports to Europe so far this season
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ArticleHuge damage to Lake Constance fruit
Crops in Germany's largest fruit producing region hit hard by recent hailstorms, according to local officials
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ArticleHamburg Süd christens final 'Monte' vessel
The German shipping group has christened the last of its 5,552 TEU 'Monte' class ships in Hong Kong
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ArticleStephan Weist to leave Chiquita
Managing director for Germany and Austria announces plans to "seek out new challenges" following nine years at the company
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ArticleCobana Fruchtring mourns loss of MD
The group has announced that its managing director Holger Köhnken passed away suddenly on 3 May
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ArticleQ1 volumes fall at Port of Hamburg
The German port has announced that the total volume of goods handled fell 21.7 per cent in the first quarter of 2009
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ArticleEdeka office raid mars strong results
German retailer suspected of demanding "wedding discounts" from suppliers following recent purchase of majority share in Plus
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ArticleIFCO defies economic downturn
The group has seen revenue and operational profitability rise during the first quarter of the year
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ArticleShippers maintain Europe-Americas links
Hapag-Lloyd and Hamburg Süd are to continue to operate complementary weekly services from Rotterdam
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ArticleMetro's profit halves in first quarter
The German group said that it "showed strength" in the first quarter despite earnings falling 43.9 per cent
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ArticleFruit Logistica kicks off promo campaign
The event will be marketed through a number of different channels in the coming months
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ArticleAtlantic partnership for shipping groups
The Grand Alliance has teamed with Hamburg Süd to address declining transatlantic volumes
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ArticleCategory expansion at Freshconex 2010
Organisers at the leading European trade fair for the fresh-cut convenience industry have said a number of new product categories will be showcased at the event
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ArticleUS safety expert joins GlobalGAP board
Jorge Hernandez expected to bring "wealth of food safety experience" to international certification body
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ArticleHamburg welcomes largest visitor
The CMA CGM Andromeda vessel has become the largest ship on record to dock at the Port of Hamburg in Germany