All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 116
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ArticleSteady growth for Brotto Figs
The company is expanding its fig production on the back of buoyant demand in the European market
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ArticleChilean cherry campaign gets into full swing
Cherries from Chile links up with JD.com for second edition of Super Cherries Day in Beijing
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ArticleNew quality seal planned for Mexican mangoes
Label would reinforce the industry’s expansion into new export markets
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ArticleDesert Farms launches purple asparagus
The company is also offering Fairtrade-certified green asparagus as it move towards greater diversification
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ArticleBumpy road ahead for Chilean grapes
Chile is being pushed out of the US, its main market, by Peru and the increased availability of domestic production
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ArticleUruguay takes fresh look at Chinese blues market
Lowering of tariffs puts the Chinese market within easier reach of exporters
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ArticleVI.P promotes mindful eating
Studies show that being more aware of food intake can lower stress and help reduce calorie intake
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ArticleWAO unveils new-year health tips for consumers
Organisation says avocados are the must-have ingredient for January
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ArticleChina cuts tariffs on Argentine blueberries
Lower tariff will improve the competitiveness of the industry, says ABC
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ArticleDSV makes US$4bn bid for Panalpina
Combined business would generate expected revenues of more than US$16.8bn says DSV
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ArticleFrosts hit Murcian veg production
Growers in the Guadalentín Valley assess the impact of the first cold wave of the winter
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ArticleAbac takeover to fund Agroponiente expansion
Almeria’s agricultural sector is becoming a target for investors
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ArticleSpain’s greenhouse sector to launch EU campaign
New promotion seeks to overturn negative image of fruits and vegetables grown under plastic
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ArticleSanLucar launches dual training initiative
Company to offer combined vocational and educational course for students seeking a career in the produce industry
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ArticleMercadona revamps supplier strategy
So-called “super-providers” being replaced by suppliers contracted on a product-by-product basis
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ArticleCherries from Chile celebrates new Guinness record
More than 24,000 cherries used to make longest continuous fruit line in the world
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ArticleFuel shortage threatens Super Bowl guacamole
Mexico’s clampdown on mounting fuel theft could prevent farmers from sending avos to the US
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ArticleSpanish fears mount over no-deal Brexit
As the 29 March deadline looms, exporters fear fruits and vegetables will be one of the first casualties
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ArticleBerry People ramps up organic strawberry offer
Company planning to further expand its Baja California organic strawberry programme
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ArticleCerezas Argentinas hails China first
Exporter claims China could become one of Argentina’s main cherry markets in the future