Mango news archive – Page 45
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ArticleOppenheimer to launch new bags
Two versions of the kiwifruit bags will roll out in North America in mid-April, with availability running until August
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ArticleExpansion bolsters Progreso Produce
New growing regions and food safety upgrades are designed to support continued growth at the Texas importer
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ArticleSmoothies “must live up to claims”
Fruit drink producers need to be more honest about the content of their smoothies and juices, argues consumer group
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ArticleFPC demands re-think of 'grave' rise in plant health check fees
The Fresh Produce Consortium is demanding Fera immediately changes plans to raise the price of plant health checks that could cost British growers and importers an extra £1.2 million over the next two years.
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ArticleFPC blasts plant inspection plans
FPC argues that small businesses in the UK will bear the brunt of plans to increase country’s plant health inspection charges
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ArticleEthnic markets and health benefits boost EU passionfruit imports
The EU has seen an increase in fresh passionfruit imports due to rising demand from ethnic markets and growing awareness of the fruit’s health benefits, a market survey has said.
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ArticleIndian mango volumes fall
Indian horticulture officials predict national mango volumes will fall this year due to heavy January rainfall
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ArticlePhilippines-Israel explore closer ties
The Philippines and Israel are reportedly exploring closer fruit trade links
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ArticleAsda finds path to exotic success
The recent decline in the exotic market is showing signs of slowing down, and amid that, Asda has achieved strong growth with a shifting emphasis on the way it sells in the category
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ArticleStaff changes at National Mango Board
National Mango Board reshuffles its team in an effort to better communicate the message about mangoes to US consumers
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ArticleRain still hampering Peru mangoes
Recent rainfall has caused disruptions to exports, while inclement winter weather conditions have already affected fruit maturity levels
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ArticleEmerging Giants
Outside of the established export powerhouses, a number of other countries are starting to make a name for themselves. Liz Bonsall, a research analyst at Promar International, reports
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ArticleGiumarra to market Mexican mangoes
Group will be the exclusive distributor for RCF Produce's mango offering in 2012
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ArticleIndonesian mangoes make maiden voyage
Seafreighted Indonesian mangoes made their debut in Hong Kong last December, prompting interest in marketing opportunities across Asia
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ArticleAustralia eyes Philippine market breakthrough
Australian fruit exporters are hopeful the Philippines will accept an in-transit cold treatment protocol to open up direct trade into that market
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ArticleMango Board conducts ripeness workshop
Experts discussed benefits and impact of fruit ripening at a special workshop in November
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ArticleNew mangoes promise high yields
New high-yielding mango varieties could give a significant boost to India’s production of the fruit in coming years
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ArticleTrops to open new facility
Major mango and avocado exporter prepares to inaugurate new, multi-million euro packhouse and factory
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ArticlePartnership for Tavilla and Vision
The import duo are combining their various grower relationships in Mexico via a new Texas firm to benefit customers in the US
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ArticleFruit importer raising funds for Africa businesses
A social enterprise that provides business guidance and support has begun importing fruit at London’s New Spitalfields Market to generate profits to help producers in developing countries tackle poverty through trade.