All Fruit articles – Page 171
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ArticleRedPop apple debuts at Asia Fruit Logistica
Vog consortium has high hopes for its new brand following a successful first season in Asia
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ArticleChile increases airfreight capacity ahead of cherry campaign
Extra capacity and improved coordination of air shipments will ensure smoother dispatch of airfreighted cherries this season, says terminal operators
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ArticleAustralian mango express heads to Korea
First-ever direct shipment of Northern Territory mangoes to Korea flown by Cathay Pacific
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ArticlePlantTech enters liquidation
New Zealand horticulture research institute ceases operation after research revenue and government funding dry up
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ArticleProduce supplier Reynolds enters meat JV
Fresh fruit and vegetable supplier Reynolds announces investment partnership with Select Butchery
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ArticleKaplanis focused on upholding quality image
Costs are rising throughout the sector, while consumer budgets are plummeting, but top standards remain non-negotiable at Greece’s Kaplanis Fruits
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ArticleAcorbanec celebrates sixth anniversary
Today the association represents almost 42 per cent of Ecuador’s banana export volume
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ArticleAgroberries moves into Morocco
Company will initially plant 300ha of blueberries, with goal of reaching 1,000ha across berry categories in the coming years
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ArticlePopstar lobbies PM for free school meals
British singer Zayn Malik adds his voice to Food Foundation campaign to expand free school meals
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ArticleLidl crowned UK cheapest supermarket
Lidl scores hat trick as it’s named cheapest UK supermarket for third time in a row
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ArticleUK grocery price inflation hits 14.7%
Grocery price inflation hits record 14.7% and still too early to call the ceiling, says Kantar
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ArticleAgrícola Chapi recognised for responsible water management
The grower-exporter was one of several Peruvian companies praised for the efficient management of water resources
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Article“Challenging” Asian market remains a priority for Washington apples
Short crop, unfavourable exchange rates, and export duties in China and India are affecting trade, but Asia remains a key market, says Washington Apple Commission
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ArticleNew chair for Berries Australia
Anthony Poiner elected at AGM, while Australian Blueberry Growers Association also appoints new president
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ArticleFepex calls for free transit as new truckers’ strike looms
Latest walkout comes as Spain ramps up sales of fruit and vegetables on the domestic market and abroad
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ArticleCanopy, an apple variety to rival Granny?
New variety Canopy from the IFO breeding programme is seen by its French breeders, Dalival, as an alternative to Granny in the green apple market
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ArticleVarietal renewal continues apace in Chilean table grapes
New cultivars will account for more than half of Chile’s table grape exports in 2022/23
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ArticleGlobal airfreight demand softens
IATA figures show global air cargo demand dropped in September 2022 compared to the prior-year period
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ArticleMPs seek ban on plastic waste exports
Westminster’s EFRA Committee calls for ban on all UK plastic waste exports from 2027
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ArticleMPs back British farming
MPs show their support for farming on Back British Farming Day, says NFU