Grape news archive – Page 57
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ArticleEgypt has potential down south
The Upper Egypt area is ripe for development, according to AAI’s Douglas Anderson, capable of extending various products’ seasons to boost exports to Europe
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ArticleRussian retailer courts Chilean producers
Magnit says Russia’s ongoing ban on EU, Turkish and US agricultural products creates new opportunities for Chilean fruit
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ArticleVale da Rosa sets sights on Brazil
Company set to carry out its first table grape exports to the South American country in July
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ArticleChilean fruit pioneer passes away
Fedefruta confirms death of Carolus Brown Barroilhet, one of first Chileans to produce fruit for export markets
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ArticleCamposol hits new record
Company expects to continue its diversification strategy by increasing blueberry production in the coming years
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ArticleCamposol looks ahead to positive 2016
COO José Antonio Gómez, tells Fruitnet why he believes Peruvian agriculture is on a sound footing to meet the challenges of the future
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ArticleSouth Africa’s export plan
South Africa must balance emerging markets in Africa with traditional import destinations, writes Promar’s John Giles
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ArticleJapan: sweet and seedless in demand
Importers see plenty of potential for Australian table grapes to take off in Japan
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ArticleInfia expands Italy production site
Company's facilities in Emilia-Romagna now double their previous size, supporting new growth in export markets
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ArticleEmpowerment scheme bears fruit
Don Limon’s grape-grower project in India is bearing fruit, with the firm embarking on its first commercial import season this month
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ArticleThai market re-opens for RSA grapes
The South African table grape industry has gained re-entry into Thailand after a battle lasting more than eight years
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ArticleAgricoper: new grape varieties essential
One of Italy's leading grape exporters continues to invest in new varieties in order to satisfy international consumer demand
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ArticleInterview: Asda’s UK grape vision
Alberto Goldbacher, Asda grape procurement manager, talks exclusively to Luisa Cheshire about its pioneering UK seedless grape-growing project in Kent
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ArticleChristmas brings UK grape growth
The UK experienced strong grape sales this Christmas, thanks to steady supplies, promotions and shoppers feeling the festive spirit
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ArticleSouth Africa feeling the heat
South African table grape forecast is reduced as drought and water shortages take their toll on the country’s fruit industry
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ArticleUK grape market reaches saturation point
The overall UK table grape market is nearing saturation point after decades of sales growth
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ArticlePacific Produce primed for growth
Rob Cullum, managing director of Pacific Produce, shares his vision of a profitable future for Peruvian produce exports
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ArticleCNY aim for Australian grapes
Early crop could see market opening eventuate, as industry targets quality with appointment of maturity officer
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ArticleMore Chilean grapes for Asia
Adequate rainfall and strengthening dollar augur well for 2015/16 export campaign
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ArticleDisney under fire for Star Wars tie-in
Despite aiming to boost the health of young consumers, the US film company has been accused of excessive marketing.