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Freshfel Headlines 3 – 2017

Freshfel Headlines 3 – 2017

Freshfel Headlines - number 3 / 2017, covering news from April and May 2017 Freshfel Annual Event coming up on 19-20 June This year the conference will be the first joint conference for Freshfel, the European Fresh Produce Association and PROFEL, the European...

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Freshfel Consumption Monitor

Freshfel Consumption Monitor

Freshfel Consumption Monitor gives room for careful optimism with rising figures for fruit & vegetable consumption Freshfel Europe publishes its latest edition of the Freshfel Consumption Monitor which analyses the production, trade and consumption trends for...

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Fresh Times 2 – 2017

Fresh Times 2 – 2017

Freshfel Europe collects this information from different sources to the best of its knowledge. Freshfel Europe is in no way responsible for the content of the articles used. For any questions or further information, please contact Daphne van Doorn or Nelli Hajdu at...

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Freshfel Headlines 2 – 2017

Freshfel Headlines 2 – 2017

Freshfel Headlines - number 2 / 2017, covering news from February and March of 2017 Freshfel Europe’s Where is the Fruit? report shows too much misleading consumer information The image and name of fresh fruit is still often being misused by other food sectors. This...

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Where is the Fruit? – Report 2017

Where is the Fruit? – Report 2017

Where is the Fruit? - Freshfel report shows there is still misleading consumer information The image and name of fresh fruit is still often being misused by other food sectors. This is the main finding of the new edition of Freshfel’s ‘Where is the Fruit?’ study....

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Fresh Times 1 – 2017

Fresh Times 1 – 2017

The Fresh Times collects fun promotion initiatives in the fruit and vegetable sector. It wants to encourage good ideas and spread best practices. In this edition, you can find the following initiatives: Note from the editor: An apple a day… Germany: And at the...

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A bright future for fresh produce

A bright future for fresh produce

A bright future for fresh produce: shaped by its strong assets and the sector’s capacity to innovate to meet consumers’ expectations After a decade of declining consumption, the fresh produce sector is looking forward to reap the benefits of the efforts undertaken in...

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