All Honduras articles – Page 3
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ArticleFyffes suspended from Ethical Trade Initiative
Banana giant has been suspended from the ETI following an investigation into workers’ rights in Central America
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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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ArticleHighline caps strong first half for Fyffes
Acquisition of mushroom firm boosted Irish group's results, with strong growth also reported for melons and pineapples
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ArticleBanana business sets ethical standards
UK retailers have been falling over themselves to switch their banana supplies to sustainable sources this year, boosting their CSR credentials
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ArticleExotic tastes drive up sales
The exotics category is in strong value and volume growth, but the ever more competitive nature of supply is making life complicated for importers
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ArticleJoined-up thinking brings fresh hope for bananas
Advances in breeding, transgenics, diagnostics and disease management are helping the fight against TR4
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ArticleHonduran melons inch closer to Japan deal
Opening of Japan will serve as springboard into other Asian markets such as China and South Korea, officials claim
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ArticleETI responds to Fyffes accusations
Ethical Trading Initiative acknowledges seriousness of allegations made against Fyffes by trade union body GMB
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ArticleUnion accuses Fyffes of worker abuse
GMB calls for Irish group to be expelled from ETI, following alleged abuse of worker rights in Central America
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ArticleAccess for Honduran melons closer
Honduran-grown melons are a step closer to gaining market access to Japan
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ArticleMelon suppliers urged to unite
Central American countries would be stronger together than as competitors, says international consultant
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ArticlePeru, Honduras ink FTA
Deal marks major step towards conquest of new markets, according to Peruvian premier
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ArticleUK exotics in good health
The ready-to-eat sector is driving mango growth, while better-quality figs, papaya and persimmon could see them move into the mainstream
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ArticleUS, Honduras ink agricultural development deal
Sale of US-supplied agricultural commodities will fund rural development projects
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ArticleCutrale-Safra clears regulatory hurdle
Brazilian group secures approval from Ukrainian antitrust authorities and now awaiting clearance from Honduras and Ecuador
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ArticleDole subsidiary hailed by GlobalGAP
Standard Fruit de Honduras picks up award from global organisation focused on safe, sustainable agriculture worldwide
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ArticleHonduras boosts export potential
New greenhouse complex will be dedicated to growing vegetables for export
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ArticleFresh World Cup: Honduras v Ecuador
Group E: Honduran Keny Molina of Agribolana goes head to head with Monica Molineros of Ecuador's Favorita Fruit Company
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ArticleHonduras broadens export horizons
Growing number of fruits and vegetables gaining access to new markets
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ArticleClerici to run new La Spezia fruit terminal
Company will return to terminal operating business when centre begins handling fruit from Central America in June