All Switzerland articles – Page 12
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ArticleAir freight volumes plateau
International air cargo volumes have plateaued since beginning of year reflecting a pause in global trade improvement, says IATA
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European veg event to offer new ideas
Suppliers and retailers heading for European Vegetable Strategies in Brussels as fall in consumption raises concerns
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ArticleFyffes expertise 'rescuing' Chiquita
Former Chiquita director Manuel Madrid believes proposed merger could secure US company's market leadership
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ArticleAir freight recovery continues
The global air freight market grew by 2.9 per cent in February this year compared to last, signalling continued recovery in the sector
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ArticleBlueberry demand rising in Europe
Category expert predicts sizeable growth as consumers see health benefits and improvements in product quality
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ArticleMixed results for organic sales
Fruit and salads saw a 1.2% and 4.7% drop in sales respectively in 2013, but vegetables saw a 3.4% rise on 2012
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ArticleStrong start to year for airfreight
The global airfreight market saw a 4.5 per cent growth in business in January 2014 compared to the prior year period
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ArticleModerate growth for airfreight
The latest global airfreight figures show moderate growth for the sector, but forecast turbulence ahead
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ArticleK&N 'back on the road' to growth
Swiss group Kuehne and Nagel improves turnover and operational result in 2013
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ArticleChris Redfern: Heads below the parapet
Moneycorp analyst on what's gone right for the Franc and Euro, and a week-spoiling moment for Sterling
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ArticleFour retailers in strategic alliance
Colruyt, Conad, Coop Switzerland and Rewe have combined their forces to "meet growing competitive challenges in Europe"
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ArticleInvestors shell out for almond orchards
Swiss, Danish and Michiganders launch investment trust to buy production area beside Australia's Murray River
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ArticleDamning data on UK food poverty
Oxfam's first-of-its-kind index on whether citizens can afford to eat shows 'volatile' UK as one of Western Europe's worst countries
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ArticleChris Redfern: Swiss frankly better than the euro
Moneycorp analyst on why the Swiss franc has performed so strongly, unlike the South African rand
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ArticleAir cargo on path to recovery
The international air-freight market is showing tentative signs of recovery, according to latest industry figures
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ArticleEuropean expansion for CH Robinson
CH Robinson opens an office in Basel that focuses on customer-facing business aspects
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ArticleImproved results at K&N
Kuehne and Nagel sees stronger results for the first nine months of 2013 despite reduced volume growth
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ArticleRetailers trialling 'flawed' ranges
Edeka, Rewe and Coop Switzerland launch 'less than perfect' fresh produce ranges in Germany, Austria and Switzerland
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VideoTrade concerned over French lorry tax
Industry not yet fully prepared for new road taxation scheme due to be rolled out from the start of October
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ArticleEU watches French tax plan with interest
New lorry taxation due to be introduced from October could be extended to Germany and Italy, if successful