All Netherlands articles – Page 75
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ArticleSave Our Soils celebrates first anniversary
The campaign to highlight the need for action to protect the world's soils is a year old, but just getting started, say organisers
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ArticleMajor restructuring underway at The Greenery
Job losses expected as group bids to turn around decline in commercial performance over past few years
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ArticleAmsterdam to host Berry Congress
Fresh opportunities for profit in fresh berries will be discussed at next year's Global Berry Congress in Amsterdam
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ArticleNature's Pride moves into new HQ
Importer targets growth in market for ready-to-eat exotics with relocation to new, energy-efficient facility near Rotterdam
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ArticleDutch pears closer to China market access
Country could soon ship Conference pears to Asian country, while Indonesia is set to re-admit Dutch onions
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ArticleIndonesia reopens to Dutch onions
Netherlands government suggests trade could be worth over €30m (US$40m) per annum
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ArticleHillfresh turns to Guatemala
Group is expecting the first Cantaloupe melon shipments to arrive in week 50 from Guatemala
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ArticleAhold offloads Slovakian business
Group reaches deal for sale to Condorum and announces improved third quarter sales
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ArticleCake to mark production milestone
Bayer CropScience tomato grower set to announce latest product's official name later this month
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ArticleRijk Zwaan claims Hillenrad top-spot
Group named as the leading food-producing glasshouse company in the horticulture segment
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ArticleNunhems' new leeks prove popular
Dutch firm exhibits latest varieties at National Dutch Leek Day, including one developed for UK pre-pack market
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ArticleFrankort & Koning's Asian steps
New Hong Kong office, opened with partner Agricola Famosa, designed to offer greater access to east Asian markets
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ArticleUK bell pepper supplier expands
Rainbow Group acquires "ultra-modern" nursery, with the first peppers set to be grown in the coming weeks
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ArticleAPMT strikes deal with unions in Rotterdam
Dockers at APMT’s Rotterdam terminal have ended their walkout after reaching a deal over a contract for the new terminal due to open in 2014
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ArticleM&S expands food business
Retail giant to double the pace of expansion in food at home and abroad as it continues to increase market share
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ArticleIGD predicts online retail boom
France and Germany will see strong increases in online retailing for food and consumer goods by 2016
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ArticleDriscoll's EMEA adds new office
Group acquires an extra office location in Breda to cater for growing number of employees
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ArticleAPM’s Rotterdam terminal crippled by strike
The operator says all operations at the terminal are being delayed as a result of the action
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ArticleDamco appoints new CFO
Third party logistics specialist hands role to experienced former APM Terminals man
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ArticleDutch organic sales reach milestone
Total organic food sales passed the €1bn mark in 2012, with fruit and vegetable sales up 16.4 per cent