All Chile articles – Page 53
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ArticleSun World announces new licensees
One Italian and two Chilean companies given rights to market grape varieties
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ArticleChile assesses 2014 kiwifruit prospects
Kiwifruit Commission calls on growers to ensure shipments meet quality expectations of importers
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ArticleUS relaxes kiwifruit import rules
Change to marketing order should reduce packing costs and increase volume of fruit available to import, says USDA
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ArticleChilean port workers threaten new strike
Unions accuse port authorities of failing to honour agreements established at end of previous strike
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ArticleMarket Intelligence links up with iQonsulting in Chile
Eurofruit, FPJ and Asiafruit are forming a partnership with iQonsulting to offer Chile’s many fresh fruit and vegetable growers and exporters even better access to global markets all over the world
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ArticleHortifrut launches Peruvian j-v
Move will increase company’s early Southern Hemisphere production
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ArticlePositive start for Chilean grapes
Shorter supplies mean strong prices and fluid movement for seedless varieties
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ArticleDutoit and Mr Apple sign up to grow Opal
Deal with South African and New Zealand exporters puts new apple variety on course to be supplied year-round
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ArticleStrong demand for big SH apples
Dutch importer suggests New Zealand could enjoy good pricing while Chile turns out larger crop of smaller fruit
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ArticleChile limbers up for fruit and nut deal
Marketing campaigns being ramped up as walnut and prune volumes rise
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ArticleBayWa set to invest in Latin America
Company prepared to back NZ subsidiary Turners & Growers' new strategy by securing additional fruit supply
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ArticleWAPA reveals SH topfruit forecasts
Predictions for the new Southern Hemisphere apple and pear season have been announced by WAPA, with apple volumes expected to rise and pear volumes predicted to fall
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ArticleCarolina Uquillas joins Sun World
Well-known agronomist to oversee South American growing programmes
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ArticleChile battles strike impact
Asoex reports that January fruit exports from Chile actually climbed year-on-year, despite three-week San Antonio strike
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ArticleStrong showing for Chilean cherries in China
Promotions help lift sales in weeks leading up to New Year festivities
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ArticleNew deal ends San Antonio strike
Latest Asoex figures reveal impact of walkout on fruit export volumes
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ArticleDemand for fresh fruit grows in US restaurants
Operators now value year-round availability of good quality fruits more highly than locally-sourced produce
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ArticleFruit losses mount as port strike resumes
Asoex president Ronald Bown warns that international supermarkets are already switching to alternative suppliers
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ArticleSan Antonio strike back on
Union leader says failure to honour earlier agreement will result in paralysis spreading to all Chilean ports
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ArticleFedefruta welcomes strike resolution
Port walkout estimated to have caused losses of US$50m to fruit export trade