Mango news archive – Page 69
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Harrods in Thai link-up
Harrods is to join forces with the Royal Thai Embassy to celebrate the gastronomy of Thailand and its culture throughout May.
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ArticleBrazil's fruit exports increase through Q1
Ibraf has reported on a strong first quarter, with shipments to the US and the Middle East in particular demonstrating growth
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ArticleNational Mango Board programme to continue
US Industry members vote in referendum to carry on mango programme for a further five years
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Eager Drinks revamps packaging
Eager Drinks, the ‘not-from-concentrate’ juice range, is launching a new look for its packaging.
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ArticleSeason bright for Pakistani mangoes
A bumper mango season in Pakistan is set to be supported with a brace of government-run export promotions
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ArticleHot weather takes toll on mangoes
A spell of unseasonably hot April weather has taken a toll on Maharashtra’s Alphonso mango crop
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ArticleSteady growth in exotics aisle as shopper interest on rise
The last three months have seen the exotics category enjoy relatively good volume growth, with many shoppers returning to the fold and certain lines enjoying a strong start to 2010. However, adverse weather in some growing regions could affect supplies over the next few months. Laura Gould reports
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ArticleJapanese mango season commences
Japan’s mango season is here, and growers are relieved the country’s struggling economy has not affected prices so far
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ArticleFreska Produce mangoes to go on air
US importer-distributor to feature on Lifetime Show The Balancing Act with chef Peter Edwards to share mango recipes and tips
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ArticlePeru expands mango horizons
Four new export destinations have been added to Peru’s mango market portfolio during the first two months of 2010
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ArticleConserve Italia flies flag with new juice
Company hopes football fever in Italy will boost sales of new pineapple-starfruit drink in the run-up to this year's World Cup
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ArticleAlphonso mango yields down
Mango farmers in the Indian state of Maharashtra are still counting the cost of Cyclone Phyan, which hit last November
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ArticleA convenient way of life
Fresh produce companies are targeting the convenience sector with gusto and considerable successes are being achieved. Doris Lee Butterworth reports
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ArticlePakistan invests in logistics operations
Officials approve funding proposals to improve cool chain, storage and processing facilities across the country
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ArticlePhilippine mangoes look to rebound
After disappointing harvests in 2008 and 2009, Philippine mango growers are hoping dry conditions will boost this year’s yield
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ArticleMetro invests in Vietnam
The German retailer Metro AG has invested over €1m to improve Vietnam’s fresh produce supply chain since 2002
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ArticleIndian mango growers upbeat
Mango growers in the Indian town of Malihabad have been buoyed by recent flowering, and the granting of GI status for their produce
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South African ag reforms unsuccessful
The South African Rural Development and Land Affairs minister Gugile Nkwinti has announced that at least nine out of 10 black farmers given land through the South Africa government’s land redistribution programme have failed.
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ArticleNMB to undergo USDA referendum
The National Mango Board goes to polls to determine continued research and promotion efforts
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Peru returning to form
Growth in table grape and asparagus shipments boosted Peru’s agro-export sales during the month of January