Apple news archive – Page 44
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ArticleTomra Food launches SmartGrade
New software helps maximise sales by matching quality profile of each crop with specific customer requirements
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ArticleUS apples shut out of India
Indian market is “technically closed” to US apples following new requirement for non-GMO certificate with each consignment
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ArticleItaly given passage to India, for now
Country secures temporary reprieve for its apples after new import rule blocks access to suppliers in the EU and US
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ArticleT&G records strong growth in FY20
Significant rise in revenue and net profit, as Envy shines on world stage
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ArticleUS sees potential in diversification
USDA’s Jason Hafemeister says developing markets in Asia hold significant potential
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ArticleMixed results for Scales in 2020
New Zealand agribusiness unable to repeat its 2019 success while navigating Covid-19 challenges
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ArticleBostock New Zealand opens Vietnam office
New Zealand’s leading organic apple grower opens offshore office in Ho Chi Minh City, propelled by considerable growth
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ArticleVOG Consortium to debut new look for Marlene
Consumer-designed artwork to adorn over 100m Marlene apples this season to celebrate the variety’s 25th birthday
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ArticleSH apples set to rise, but pear output stable
WAPA presents annual Southern Hemisphere production forecast on Wednesday
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ArticleMr Apple appoints marketing manager
Jo Turner joins leading New Zealand apple producer from Mondelez
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ArticleVIP promotes apples like fine wines
Company unveils new Val Venosta advert, which underlines the variety of different flavours on offer in its product range
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ArticleJazz gets brand refresh
New-look brand launches with New Zealand apple season and aims to position Jazz as the ideal snack on the go
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ArticleSouth Africa looks to the east
While traditional markets remain important, the eyes of the South African fruit export industry are focusing on the east
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ArticleVal Venosta nears 12-month organic apple supply
South Tyrolean supplier says investments in production, facilities and marketing are proving their worth
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ArticleItalian fruit and veg lorries stuck in traffic
New Covid-19 restrictions introduced by Austria and Germany give Italy's fresh produce peloton a difficult hill to climb
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ArticleSmitten season arrives in Australia
Montague sends first cartons to Coles stores in Victoria and Tasmania, with record crop on way
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ArticleStaying flexible amid restrictions
Belgian cooperative BFV is adapting in order to reach consumers and promote new varieties, despite limitations caused by Covid-19
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ArticleIllegal import of Iranian apples resumes in India
Kashmiri apple traders report apples from Iran are being imported illegally and marketed as Afghanistan produce
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ArticleLidl switches to branded Cameo pack
Move follows Facebook campaign to raise apple variety’s profile and encourage shoppers to look for it by name