Salad vegetables news archive – Page 81
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Spanish salad supplier invests €28m
Spanish salad supplier Bonnysa is investing €28 million in upgrading its production capabilities on the Spanish mainland and in the Canary Islands.
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ArticleStrauss Group turns to Shelf Life Booster
Food and beverages company launches fresh-cut salad line using Hefestus' packaging system solution
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ArticleFlorette opens Canaries facility
Salads group opens new facility and founds cooperative society to supply Spanish islands
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ArticleLettuce crops under threat
Growers are being urged to protect lettuce crops against downy mildew or otherwise risk crops unfit for market.
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ArticleNew Spanish salad unit opens
Spanish leafy salad producer Natural & Salads has set up Natural Salads Direct to develop direct supply from grower to customer
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ArticleFrench blockades hit UK imports
UK imports of French leafy salads have reportedly been affected by disruptions to fuel supplies in France
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ArticleDuda releases celery innovation
US group used PMA Fresh Summit to present its new red celery variety at a media conference on Saturday
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ArticleDole advances bagged salad reinvention
Group unveils series of on-pack changes and other enhancements for bagged salads at PMA Fresh Summit in Orlando
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ArticleChiquita hails FreshRinse breakthrough
Multinational describes new leafy green washing technology as 'the biggest invention since pre-packaged salads'
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ArticleFreshconex covers convenience trends
The upcoming trade fair for the international fresh convenience market will feature a range of exhibitors and in-depth industry discussions at its Business Forum
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ArticleNew nude salad for Tesco
The salad brand fresh & naked has extended its range in Tesco with the introduction of a bagged version of its boxes.
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Spanish tomato sector garners support
Spanish tomato producers are garnering support for their opposition to the proposed EU trade deal with Morocco, agreed earlier this month by the European Commission.
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ArticleSainsbury's and Vitacress raise funds
British retailer and its watercress supplier have teamed up to help raise funds for UK breast cancer charity The Haven
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ArticlePrepared fruit and veg sector emerges well from recession
Innovation and the prepared fruit and vegetable industry go hand in hand, and as the country emerges out of the recession fitter and leaner, retailers are becoming more adventurous with their fresh-cut and prepared ranges. And a wide range of new product development is increasingly finding its way onto shelves, as Elizabeth O’Keefe reports
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ArticleChiquita launches salad kit programme
Six new Fresh Express Salad Kits have been released in the US to cater for a wide range of consumer tastes
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ArticleFresh-cut flying in Spain
Ready-to-eat fruit and vegetable sales have increased by 6 per cent through the first eight months of the year
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ArticleVitacress hikes herb ambition with VHB buy
UK leafy salad supplier Vitacress has agreed to acquire Van Heyningen Brothers’ (VHB) West Sussex nurseries in what represents a major expansion across the fresh herb sector.
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ArticleStrong sales for Dole in Scandinavia
Company reveals it recently signed one of its largest ever orders for washed baby-leaf products in the region
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ArticleWeather affects consumption in France
The changeable weather in France this summer has had a big impact on consumption of weather-sensitive products
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ArticleSummer sun rejuvenates flagging leafy salad sales
The last quarter has been both healing and rejuvenating for the leafy salad industry. With a good summer under their belts, growers have been able to recover from the past two years’ unseasonal weather, and at the same time, new and innovative brands and concepts have entered the retail market. Elizabeth O’Keefe takes a look at the burgeoning sales in some of the category’s sub-sectors