Grape news archive – Page 63
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ArticlePositive signs for suppliers in Europe
New growth in convenience and organics could help reverse a recent decline in fresh fruit and vegetable sales, says analyst
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ArticleZeder preparing to buy rest of Capespan
South African investment group confirms plan to acquire remaining 25 per cent share in South African fresh produce firm
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ArticleAtacama growers facing grave situation
Government says restoring irrigation to region’s fruit production is its top priority
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ArticleGiumarra debuts eat brighter! Fairtrade spring grapes
Mexican green, red and black seedless grapes will be available until July
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ArticleChilean table grapes on track
Exports from the South American nation to core markets up on last season
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ArticleSeald Sweet boosts Mexican grape offer
Announcement marks company’s ongoing expansion of non-citrus offer
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ArticleCalifornia harvests huge grape crop
State sets new record for crop value as it reports on the second-larget yield in volume terms
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ArticleFresh liquidity: new direction for Chiquita
New owners Cutrale and Safra have wasted no time in building a team with the potential to diversify and expand
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ArticleOwnership tussle delays Chiquita recovery
Chiquita reveals it made a US$62.5m loss in 2014, mainly due to the costs it incurred trying to merge with Fyffes
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ArticleRain wreaks havoc in Chile’s Atacama region
Flash floods leave several dead and cause widespread damage to local fruit production infrastructure
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ArticleBayWa buffeted by Russian ban
Acquisition of Apollo Apples in New Zealand boosts profit margin, balancing out a fall in fruit division revenues
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ArticleJapanese promotion accelerates development
In-store activity ramps-up demand for Australian grapes, with up to 100 containers to be sent this season
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ArticleIndian grape exporters cautioned
Damage to India's grape crop has led the country’s export authority to issue a word of warning on quality control
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ArticleHillFresh Italy open for business
Moreno Bonfatti talks about the work being done to establish an import-export arm of Dutch company HillFresh in Verona
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ArticleHail destroys Indian grape crop
Hailstorms have destroyed up to 50 per cent of Maharashtra's grape crop, bringing export programmes to an early end
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ArticleIndia’s agri-exports down
India’s agricultural exports have decreased in 2014, with exports from Maharashtra taking a significant hit
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ArticlePico shows Indian ambition
The Egyptian company sees promise in India for its oranges, stonefruit and grapes, not least due to the development of the country's retail sector
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ArticleMurcia to boost grape portfolio
Locally-developed seedless varieties will enable growers to avoid paying royalties for imported ones
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ArticleStrong start for Chilean campaign
Export revenues in January reach highest total for ten years, according to Central Bank
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ArticleTurkey gains most from Russian ban
A number of exporters have profited from the Russian embargo, not least Turkey, but total volumes imported by Russia remain down overall