Mango news archive – Page 17
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ArticlePeruvian mangoes in EU firing line
Demands for stricter controls on fruit fly leave a question mark hanging over the new Peruvian mango season
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ArticlePhilippines looks overseas to ease mango glut
Mango growers in the Philippines may look for help from international markets as they attempt to deal with surplus product
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ArticleChilean apples and cherries heading for Vietnam
New deal will allow Chilean apples to enter the Vietnamese market from this month and cherries from August
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ArticleChanging the way mangoes are picked
Sensors developed by an Australian university could bring a new level of optimisation to mango harvesting
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ArticleSending mangoes north
Hyundai is preparing to send its first shipment of Cambodian mangoes to South Korea
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ArticleMango yields to fall
India and Pakistan are set to face a season of lower mango yields as a result of fluctuating weather
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ArticleTropical turnaround
Increased penetration and more promotional activity are driving sales in tropical fruit, but Brexit-related cost pressures are headache for suppliers
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ArticleMango automation breakthrough
An Australian university has developed the world’s first mango auto-harvester
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ArticleIlip unveils smart avocado packaging
New system can indicate whether the fruit is ripe and ready to eat, as well as providing advice on how to use the product
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ArticleSharon Fruit fills exotic niche
Celebrating 21 years in South Africa, the product has found a unique place as part of the exotic offering to consumers
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ArticleGuimaras export mango to Russia
Philippine island province will export its signature sweet mangoes to the European nation this May
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ArticleUS primed for Jamaican mangoes
Exports will be facilitated through the Mango Irradiation Programme
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ArticleBrits love scratch cooking more than the French
New research from Waitrose reveals over half of country still cooks at home at least four times a week
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ArticleEMEX leads market diversification drive
Raising quality bar and improving transport links will lead to increase in shipments to Europe
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ArticleMangoes sell for record US$4,500
A set of two premium mangoes sold for ¥500,000 (US$4,500) at a wholesale auction in Miyazaki Prefecture, Japan
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ArticleFruit growth powers Camposol to record results
Rise in blueberry, citrus, grape and mango production helped sales by 23.6 per cent
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ArticleGuatemalan mango shipments rise
Production is increasing as demand grows on international markets
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ArticleONE utilises Daikin CA technology
Ocean Network Express backs long-distance avocado and mango shippers by using Daikin Active CA
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ArticleChiapas silting threatens Mexican plantain exports
Growers warn that local production could be decimated unless port is dredged urgently
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ArticleAlphonso set for Korea and Malaysia entry
India's Alphonso mango industry hopes the two Asian nations will complement traditional markets this season