All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 116
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ArticleNew produce label is a force for good
Making a difference is more rewarding than making a profit, according to the founders of social impact label Thx!
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ArticleMercadona rolls out online service to Barcelona
The retailer plans to expand the service nationally following its launch in Valencia last year
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ArticleCarla avocado case dropped
US legal battle over the variety ends after it is proved that no infringement had taken place
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ArticleFacelift for Mexico City’s wholesale market
Works will bring increased transparency and aid fight against corruption
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ArticleJerte Cherry PDO issues fraud warning
Consumers urged to look out for quality seal in order to avoid buying poor imitations
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ArticleCountdown begins to World Avocado Congress
CorpoHass's Jorge Restrepo tells Fruitnet why this is Colombia’s time to shine
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ArticleUS agriculture urges Congress to approve USMCA
FPAA says ratifying the USMCA will create stability for US companies involved in trade with Mexico and Canada
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ArticleBlueberry surge for Berry People
The company’s conventional and organic programmes have grown exponentially this year
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ArticleFall Creek hires regional director for RSA
Appointment marks latest stage in the blueberry breeder’s global expansion
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ArticleCitrus from Chile heads for London
Chile courts new customers in the UK and Europe in a bid to reduce its reliance on the US market
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ArticleNBA boost for Pristine grapes
Blanc Vineyards said it wants to make the green variety the “world champions” of the grape industry
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ArticleTrump rows back on Mexican tariff threat
US administration says it has reached an agreement with Mexico on immigration policy
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ArticlePBNW expects “lower but solid” crop in 2019/20
Organic pear production expected to rise 20 per cent to 1.76m cartons, making up 10 per cent of the total crop
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ArticleDole resumes operations in Honduras
Company said it remains committed to its banana and pineapple operations in the country
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ArticleGrape breeders form new alliance
The Breeders’ Alliance will tighten controls on illegal plantings worldwide
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ArticleDole to pull out from Honduras
Multinational’s trucks have been attacked in protests against US-backed president Juan Orlando Hernandez
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ArticleSustainability 'a challenge for consumers too'
The general public should pay their fair share to build a more sustainable future, argues Proagro’s Andrés Jochamowitz
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ArticleCompac hones in on Colombia
Mayor of Manizales, Colombia, visits Compac development facility in fact-finding mission
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ArticleMexican food will cost US consumers US$3bn more
FPAA says importers and distributors ill-prepared for Trump tariffs
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ArticleTrump threatens tariffs on all Mexican imports
President plans to impose a 5 per cent tariff from 10 June in immigration row