All Ireland articles – Page 21
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ArticleMovers & Shakers | November 2012
Full round-up of all the latest major appointments and departures within the European fresh produce industry over the past month
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ArticleTotal Produce appoints director
Seamus Taaffe, who is involved with a number of private companies, has joined the group as non-executive director
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ArticleTotal Cherry seals exclusive cherry rights
The UK firm has inked a license agreement with a Canadian group to produce and market late-producing Staccato cherries
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ArticleTotal Produce records 'strong performance'
Busy six months see revenue climb while group invests in Frankort & Koning and ups its Capespan shareholding
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ArticleFyffes continues to build melon imports
Irish firm's melon import business into the US said to be performing well as company reviews first-half performance
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ArticleFyffes commits to increasing its prices
Company publishes strong half-year results but underlines importance of upping rates in all markets as costs continue to rise
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ArticleFyffes seeks price increases
Ireland-based fruit supplier Fyffes has stated it will continue to increase its selling prices "in all markets" as it seeks to reduce the impact of what it described as adverse exchange rate movements and the higher cost of both fuel and fruit itself, Eurofruit reports.
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ArticleIrish figures reveal Tesco growth
Country's leading grocery retailer stretches its market share to 28.8 per cent during 12-week period ended 5 August
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ArticleIrish authorities underline benefits of GM
Irish potato growers could save more than £275/ha if they switch to a blight-resistant genetically modified (GM) potato variety, scientists claim.
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ArticleFyffes makes non-executive appointment
Fyffes plc has appointed 47-year-old Robert Johnston as a non-executive director to its board.
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ArticleFyffes appoints non-executive director
Robert Johnston has joined the Irish fresh produce group as a non-executive director with immediate effect
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ArticleIrish soft-fruit exports hit by weather
The chairman of the Irish Soft Fruit Growers’ Association has said supplies of berries to the UK and Irish markets may be severely restricted by the end of August.
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ArticleTotal Produce seals Indigo takeover
Company took control of French importer and former Citronas subsidiary from Royal Fruitmasters at end of June
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ArticleQuality and price top EU demands
Priorities for consumers across all the European Union are quality and price, according to new Eurobarometer report
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ArticleBananas return to port of Cork
Banana imports have returned to the Port of Cork in Ireland for the first time since the 1980s.
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ArticleMaersk unplugs Cork's banana bung
Fyffes bananas return to southern Irish port for first time in almost three decades following arrival of new Maersk Line service
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ArticleFyffes recertifies to Carbon Trust
The banana giant has identified new areas to increase carbon efficiency as it renews its commitment to tackling climate change
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ArticleTotal Produce on course for expansion
Company confirms its target earnings for the year remain unchanged and hints at possible further acquisitions
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ArticleIrish berry research boosts yields
Research into strawberry tray plants by the Irish Agriculture & Food Development Authority, Teagasc, will help boost yields and allow Irish growers to reduce their dependence on imported strawberry plants, according to leading soft-fruit specialist Dr Eamonn Kehoe.
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ArticleFyffes ups yearly profit range target
Irish company increases its target EBITDA for the full year of 2012 after a strong performance in the opening months