Salad vegetables news archive – Page 81
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ArticleRussian ban "major blow" for Dutch
Companies and officials preparing to face major difficulties over the coming days as export consignments are returned
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ArticleSpanish growers call for urgent action
With production all but halted in many regions, producers are calling for urgent EU aid to counter “massive” losses
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ArticleRussia bans EU vegetable imports
Importers say move likely to lead to consumer price rises for wide range of staple goods over coming days
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ArticleUK retailers shrug off E.coli fears
German customers cancel cucumber orders from the Netherlands, prompting downturn in prices in UK as product is redirected
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ArticleSpanish groups call for official’s removal
Associations say official responsible for cucumber-E.coli alert must be dismissed and called for urgent action to help growers
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ArticleE.coli: 'Source still not identified'
Hamburg health minister confirms test results show "no link" between Spanish cucumbers and outbreak of bacterial infection
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ArticleE.coli: Spanish firms protest innocence
Frunet Bio and Costa de Almería say contamination must have happened in Germany after tests find no traces of E.coli
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ArticleGermany, Holland: 'No source of E.coli'
Inspectors in both European countries say they have found no potential trace of E.coli in their own horticultural industries
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ArticleE.coli scare provokes mixed response
In France, the fruit and vegetables sector is far from unanimous in its suggested response to last week's E.coli outbreak in Germany
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ArticleFresh Rinse makes marketing appearance
New marketing campaign kicking off in the US this month introduces Fresh Rinse to consumers
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ArticleSpanish cucumbers linked to E.coli cases
Officials confirm organic cucumbers from Almería and Málaga are source of deadly E.coli outbreak in north of Germany
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ArticleSpain: ‘no E.coli link confirmed’
Spanish authorities say it is still to be determined if contamination originated in Spain or at final destination
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ArticleSummer salads get off to a start fit for a royal feast
The salad sector sailed through the spring season on a high with an increase in prices, purchase frequency and demand, as well as a stable imports market. Though there are question marks over promotions, the overall mood is positive, as Elizabeth O’Keefe reports
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ArticleFlorette at the double with new salad
Range caters for 'more adventurous' consumers to drive growth within the premium segment
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ArticleFlorette at the double with new salad
Florette’s new Duo range has hit Tesco and Asda shelves following its launch this week. The rnage pairs popular mono leaves together in a handy 70g grab bag.
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ArticleVegetable prices fall across Europe
The warm, dry weather has been responsible for early ripening and large volumes in France and Belgium, hitting prices
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Tomato growers gear up for Westminster
British tomato growers will be celebrating British Tomato Week at the Palace of Westminster from 15-22 May.
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ArticleNLGMA mooted for salads in US
The agricultural marketing service of the US department of agriculture is recommending the establishment of a voluntary national marketing agreement to regulate handling of leafy green vegetables.
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ArticleRijk Zwaan opens tomato trials
Dutch seed breeder Rijk Zwaan welcomed some 100 guests to the official opening of its new tomato trial glasshouse at Kwintsheul.
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ArticleFresh Convenience confirms key speakers
The leading conference event for the fresh produce convenience sector welcomes speakers and delegates to London on 14-16 June this year