All Netherlands articles – Page 105
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ArticleProminent stands out
One of The Greenery’s leading tomato suppliers is considering handling its own sales, underlining the pressure felt in the market
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ArticleThe Greenery in Bayer CropScience deal
The two groups have signed an agreement regarding the global expansion of food chain partnership projects for sustainable fresh produce production
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ArticleThe Greenery sets out new model
Responding to speculation in the trade last week, Dutch produce giant The Greenery has announced its intention to set up a new model for “co-operation” among the company, the co-operative and its members.
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ArticleThe Greenery to adopt new cooperation model
The organisation has announced that it is to formulate a new model in response to changing customer and grower needs amid shifting market conditions
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ArticleDutch onion volumes fall
The Dutch onion crop could be as much as 10 per cent down on last year, but will still be in plentiful supply in the UK.
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ArticleThe Greenery sets up discounter sales unit
Dutch fresh produce company plans to establish separate department to focus exclusively on sales to discount retailers
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ArticleAhold releases Q2 earnings report
The Dutch retailer has seen sales increase 11 per cent through the second quarter of the year, but net income has tumbled
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ArticleSeabrex deal boosts Rotterdam plans
Dutch port's leading fresh produce handler to press ahead with development of new terminal following takeover by BNFW
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ArticleGreenery member mulls direct sales
Major greenhouse vine tomato company Prominent has announced it is considering selling its own products as of next season
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ArticleMovers & Shakers | August 2009
Full round-up of all the latest major appointments and departures within the European fresh produce industry over the past month
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ArticleJR Holland boosts local link-ups
JR Holland Food Services is collaborating with a series of growers in the North West to ensure fresh produce is sourced locally for its expanding client list.
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ArticleBelgian New Fruit Wharf buys Seabrex
Reefer terminal operator extends network with acquisition of Port of Rotterdam's largest produce handling and distribution company
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ArticleInvestigation targets other Dutch firms
The Greenery, ZON and Fruitmasters all asked to provide details of their sales structure, according to leading Dutch industry paper
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ArticleAuthorities raid Dutch and Belgian firms
Investigations focus on suspected fixing of prices and sharing of market information within Benelux fresh produce trade
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ArticleNew service links Europe with Far East
Evergreen Line and China Shipping Container Line have formed a new joint service
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ArticleDe Ruiter Seeds & Seminis reorganise
A major restructuring at the Monsanto-owned seed development companies is due to take effect at the beginning of September
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ArticleDutch pear volume set to rebound
National growers group NFO anticipates 83 per cent increase in volumes as well as a 2 per cent rise in apple output
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ArticleEuropean buyers opt for quality
Fresh produce buyers are cutting down on imported volumes of fruit and vegetables from developing countries
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ArticleNew director for Rijk Zwaan
Marco van Leeuwen has today succeeded Anton van Doornmalen on the Dutch group's board of directors