Europe news archive – Page 239
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ArticleSlight growth for Ecuador mangoes
Maturing orchards and favourable weather point towards 11m-carton crop this season
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ArticleLate start for EU apples and pears
Season could be delayed by up to four weeks, according to Wapa, giving more time for Southern Hemisphere fruit to clear
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ArticleEU apple and pear crops bounce back
Production set to rise in 2013/14 following downturn in volumes last season, according to Prognosfruit forecasts
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ArticleMonsanto withdraws GM approval
Seed company abandons plans to plant GM corn crops in Europe following negative reactions
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ArticleAirfreight volumes show signs of life
Although too early to tell if June was a positive turning point after 18 months of stagnation, IATA claims airfreight volumes are at their highest since mid-2011
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ArticleMendoza strives to halt cherry slump
Planted area in Argentina’s earliest cherry-growing region will double under new plan to kick start export fortunes
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ArticleEU-Colombia FTA to take effect
Exotic fruits and vegetables are among more than 800 Colombian products that could potentially tap into the European market
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ArticleGary York lands CH Robinson role
Greater demand for fresh produce in Europe has led to a promotion for Gary York to director of sourcing
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ArticleCamposol develops citrus offer
Grower-exporter anticipates larger volume as it looks to securing US access for La Libertad-grown mandarins
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ArticleUS access significant for Uruguay
Citrus exports to the US market will give Uruguay a positive boost as preferential trade access to Europe nears an end
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ArticleFreshfel calls for greater promotion
Focused efforts are required to market fruit and vegetables to help prevent non-communicable diseases, the group says
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ArticlePink Lady praises strong start
The apple brand enjoyed a successful first part of the last campaign, despite fierce competition on the market during its early stages
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ArticleRussia bans EU potatoes
Plant heath authorities have issued a temporary block on sendings of seed and ware
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ArticleCAP reform edges closer
EU ministers, including Owen Paterson, reached agreement yesterday as growers wait on a final decision from Parliament
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ArticleEvery Crumb Counts for Freshfel
European Fresh Produce Association has announced the launch of a joint declaration to address the problem of food waste
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ArticlePaterson: Europe must adopt GM
UK must become global leader in genetically modified crops, according to British environment secretary Owen Paterson
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ArticleLaser labelling gets EC approval
New labelling technique for fruit could spell the end for adhesive labels
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Berries, bees and boardroom goodbyes
Podcast: Listen now to fresh produce news analysis in the latest instalment of the Fruitnet.com Audio Edition
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ArticleGrowth predicted for blueberries
The global blueberry market could grow up to 500 per cent over the coming years, according to a new report
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ArticleEcuador losing market share
Aebe claims Ecuadorean banana exports are failing to compete due to unfavourable marketing conditions and rising internal costs