Exotic fruit news archive – Page 32
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ArticleBlue River targets mainland Europe
Thai exotics exporter Blue River wants to grow market share in mainland Europe after Brexit vote shrinks margins in UK
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ArticleExotic Grocer aims to build market for horned melons
New website hopes to expose more New Zealanders to rarely sighted fruit
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ArticleMexican melons seek successful season
Super Starr honeydew melons from Mexico are ready to ship to North America and Japan
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ArticleAustralian lychees safe for consumption
President of peak industry body assures consumers product is safe despite reports of Indian illness
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ArticleChildren ‘poisoned by lychees’ in India
New research suggests fatal illness that made young children’s brains swell was caused by eating lychees on an empty stomach
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ArticleStudents visit flooded Almeria production sites
Writtle University College students have visited Almeria producers for discussions on impact of weather chaos, Brexit and labour
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ArticleCentral American FTAs with Korea boosting trade
Korea’s recent free trade deals with six Central American nations are expected to boost trade of bananas, pineapples and mangoes
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ArticleAustralia opens to Vietnamese dragonfruit
Government department outlines recommendation in final report, subject to biosecurity conditions
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ArticleNew deal offers The Greenery fresh start
Following several years of restructuring, the Dutch produce marketer has secured new financial backing
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ArticleBananas grown in ice age conditions
A Japanese agri-business has successfully grown bananas using a freeze-thaw awakening method
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ArticleDole uses ice stunt to promote new range
A new range of frozen fruit from Dole was promoted in central London via giveaways and giant ice sculptures
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ArticleMercadona buys €50m of Portuguese products
Spanish retailer has longstanding relationships with Portuguese suppliers, including fruit and vegetable producers
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ArticleAMT Fruit and Tesco celebrate Spanish citrus season
Tesco teams up with main citrus supplier to mark start of Spanish season with easy peeler give-aways at train stations
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ArticleInterview: Minor's major ambition
Minor Weir & Willis chairman Sant Mehta tells Nina Pullman why his latest investment is a signal of intent to the industry and what’s behind the group’s success
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ArticleFuture and INI launch JV
Future Retail Group and fruit grower INI Farms have launched a joint venture company to boost Indian banana and pomegranate exports
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ArticleUK-Colombia trade ‘could grow’ post-Brexit
Colombian president Juan Manuel Santos has said Brexit could open the door for a better trade agreement between the two countries
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ArticleTaste for exotics protects sales
Strong demand buffers exotics from Brexit price increases and exchange rate volatility, but suppliers say category must remain fresh
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ArticleEurofruit 500: issues 351-400
Our timeline to mark Eurofruit’s 500th issue continues with plenty of expansion and diversification
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Turkish exporters diversify markets
The Russian ban has now been lifted on some Turkish items, but exporters are unlikely to turn their backs on newly explored markets in East Asia and the Middle East
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ArticleSpanish Persimon volumes to rise by 15 per cent
A dry summer will see volumes rise while Spanish Persimon industry launches new campaign focusing on PDO label