Grape news archive – Page 67
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ArticleHeat is on for CA table grapes
An unusually warm winter has kicked off one of the earliest Californian table grape seasons, now suffering its third year of drought
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ArticleGesex targets UK growth
Company says there is potential to increase shipments of red and green seedless grapes and stonefruit
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ArticlePeru's horticultural exports to Asia up 95.6 per cent
Peruvian horticultural exports to Asia have risen 95.6 per cent from January to May in 2014
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ArticleCapespan welcomes new competition
Group chief executive Johan Dique says company has modernised its logistics operation to make it more cost-effective
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ArticleEx-Capespan staff form logistics group
Exclusive: Deon Joubert and other former Capespan Fruit Logistics executives in talks with Lonrho Logistics and other potential partners
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ArticlePeru already registering effects of El Niño
A rise in temperatures in central and northern zones heralds the arrival of the phenomenon
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ArticleEgyptian grape prices slide
Importers and exporters alike have noted a fall in prices due to large volumes in storage and early European fruit
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ArticleThe Arab coiled spring: opportunity in Iran
A fundamental shift in the Middle East's geo-political landscape could see new doors open for the fresh produce business
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ArticleColoration concerns for CA grapes
Drought conditions, combined with an abnormally warm winter, appear to have impacted the quality and colour of early San Joaquin Valley yields
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ArticleColumbine Vineyards opens cold storage facility
California’s Columbine Vineyards opened its newest cold storage facility in San Joaquin Valley
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ArticleT&G ready to sign Peruvian grape deal
Company confirms acquisition of land in Peru as it pursues international expansion strategy for table grapes
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ArticleSpreafico founder passes away aged 81
Francesco Spreafico started company in 1963 and helped turn it into one of Italy's leading fresh produce suppliers
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ArticleGrapes could benefit eye health
New study suggests regular grape consumption could protect the retina from deterioration
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ArticleSouth Korean potential for Australian grapes
Promotional visit underlines need for consumer education, according to ATGA chief executive
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ArticleChilean exports down following frost
Table grapes, apples and pears all affected by September's spring frost, resulting in lower export volumes in 2014
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ArticleTurnover up but profits dip at MMUK
Citrus and grape importer saw turnover rise to £228m, but pre-tax profits for the year fell to £2.2m from £3.8m the previous year
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ArticleGrape commission hires research analyst
Tina Garcia joins California Table Grape Commission’s team, bolstering support for organisation’s move into research and statistical analysis
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ArticleEarly kick off for California grapes
A relatively clear market bodes well for the state’s grape growers as they ease into theit 2014 campaign
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ArticleAustralian grapes on show in Japan
Week-long promotional visit helps identify potential of Japanese market, according to industry body chief executive
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ArticleEarly start for California grapes
Harvesting running around 15 days ahead of normal this year