23/05/2013 22:00
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As reported by Eurofruit, Univeg Portugal built a new distribution centre in Estarreja, Northern Portugal. The construction will operate as platform for the sorting of fresh and frozen fruit and vegetables goods across Portugal.
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23/05/2013 21:55
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The fruit and vegetables productions have delayed of two, three weeks due to bad weather. It is now certain that the season is compromised.
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23/05/2013 21:50
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Sales of organic products in Germany are booming, as well as imports of fruit and vegetables that are necessary to satisfy the consumers demand.
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23/05/2013 21:45
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The datas were revealed by the Andalusian coucillor for Agriculture, Luís Planas, during the inauguration of the International Days of Intensive Farming organized by the University of Almeria.
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23/05/2013 POLAND SHOWS GROWING INTEREST IN ASPARAGUS
After years in the dark, asparagus are now obtaining great success on the Polish market as the product is used also by chefs on tv programs.
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At the moment, the stone fruit campaign in Spain is registering a 7/10 days delay for the earliest varieties although no particular problems concerning quality are reported.
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The Italian-French-Spanish mixed committee for fruit and vegetables, joining producers and representatives of the three Countries’ administrations, met in Paris to agree upon a shared position concerning the Common Market Organisation and the CAP reform.
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21/05/2013 GERMANY: SUSPECTS OF A POTATO CARTEL
The German federal authority for the vigilance over cartels Bundeskartellamt is examining the potato sector to find out if operators have respected the competition laws.
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LETTER OF THE WEEK
2012 HAS WORSEN THE PROBLEMS OF THE MEDITERRANEAN
Publication date: 2013-01-18The long process of transition that followed the protests of Tahrir square and the fall of Mubarak, had a very negative impact on Egyptian economy in 2012 and nothing or little can be seen in these first weeks of 2013 that gives hope to a future of growth, political stability and to the return of tourism to its pre-revolution levels. The economic scenario in Tunisia seems fragile, with a 2012 that marked a +3% of the GNP compared to an economically disastrous 2011 (the year of the jasmine revolution). The situation of post-Gheddafi Libya is hard to define but its however still chaotic while in Syria the tragedy of a bloody civil war that seems neverending and continues to show its effects, destroying the economy of the Country. In the ... read more
Sentence of the Week
“On young people we need to invest more and better. We know very well how difficult the current situation is, but we shouldn’t forget that even in famine periods farmers cuts everything is possible, but not the seed. Young people represent the seed that we must preserve.”
(Cosimo Lacirignola, head of MAI-Bari)
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