Londis has enhanced its Webshop with a series of upgrades including a Brand Catalogue which allows retailers to find all products from any brand and a Delivery Tracker that offers real-time information from trucks every 15 minutes.
Algerian Minister of Agriculture Abdelwahab Nouri and his Portuguese counterpart Assuncao Cristas signed on Thursday in Algiers four cooperation agreements in agriculture, reports APS news agency.
Indonesian shrimp producers are facing a dilemma over stocking levels, as they try to increase production to cash in on increased demand and prices — while at the same time protecting stocks from early mortality syndrome (EMS).
Australian supermarket group Woolworths Limited (Woolworths) announced Net Profit After Tax of $2.26 billion at its annual general meeting (AGM), held 26 November 2013.
India's near-monopoly in rice and soymeal exports to Iran could break following Tehran's nuclear deal with the West which is expected to pave the way for rival suppliers to boost their trading with the oil-rich country.
Farm produce prices in 36 major Chinese cities dropped slightly in the week ending Nov. 24 compared with the previous week, according to a Ministry of Commerce statement.
Dubai retail firm Majid Al Futtaim (MAF) has announced that talks to buy Egypt's largest supermarket chain from family-owned Mansour Group have collapsed.
The Governments of Canada and British Columbia are supporting B.C. agrifoods producers to export to international marketplaces through a new program under the Growing Forward 2 agreement.
Converted flexible packaging represents one of the most complex and dynamic sectors of the European packaging industry. AMI estimates the industry consumed 3.8 million tonnes of substrates in 2012 in a business worth more than EUR 21 billion.
The European Union (EU) has added Korea to a group of blacklisted countries that face possible sanctions in the future for illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing (IUUF) on the high seas, the government said Tuesday.
European shares edged lower in early trading on Tuesday, retreating from a one-week high hit the previous session, with Remy Cointreau leading the food and beverages sector lower after issuing a profit warning.
Fitch Ratings says it expects further consolidation - both horizontally and vertically - in China's dairy industry, although acquirers might face higher pricing and execution risks as the number of quality targets shrink.
