All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 163
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ArticlePrices surge as veg shortage bites
The price of some vegetables are at their highest level in 15 years, according to Anecoop
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ArticleProvefrut foresees brighter future in Europe
The frozen vegetable specialist hopes Ecuador’s new trade deal with the EU will bring long-term stability to its European programmes
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ArticleKiwiGold moves into Argentina
Deal between Consorzio KiwiGold and Patagonian Fruits will yield its first commercial crop of Jintao in April 2018
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ArticleSanLucar unveils new look for Opal
Company goes back to the future for new vintage-inspired Opal apple packs
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ArticleBright outlook for California Giant
The Watsonville-based soft fruit specialist says new acreage and varieties make for an auspicious start to the 2017 campaign
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ArticlePeruvian banana exports soar
Production in northern Peru expanding as international demand for organic bananas continues to strengthen
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ArticleMaersk sees strong growth in Mexico
Bananas and avocados among the products fuelling a surge in refrigerated container trade
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ArticleMore North African veg for EU
Data from Eurostat shows that Morocco now accounts for almost one-third of imports from non-EU countries
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ArticleRare fossilised fruit found in Patagonia
The physalis-type fruit, complete with intact skin, proves that this type of plant dates back much further than previously thought
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ArticleGruventa creates international division
Tristán Azuela is named as CEO and manager of Gruventa Internacional
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ArticleSpanish citrus campaign goes from bad to worse
Greater availability of South African oranges in the European market is adding to Spain’s woes
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ArticleSpanish exports plot steady course in 2016
New markets, greater innovation and improved crisis management are the main challenges facing the industry
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ArticleRain dampens Spanish outlook
Supplies of leafy salads, citrus and vegetables face disruption as losses run into hundreds of millions of euros
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ArticleEU ramps up screening of Turkish lemons
From 1 January at least 20 per cent of lots are being screened for pesticide residues
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ArticleAgro celebrates Port of Savannah milestone
The group recently received its first ever consignment of imported fruit at the port
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ArticleVitacress unveils exotic juice combos
Turmeric and coriander are among the more unusual ingredients in the new juices
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ArticleNufri shines spotlight on women in sport
Olympic champion weightlifter Lydia Valentín named patron of company’s new crowdfunding venture
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ArticleMercadona announces €180m store upgrade
The modernisation plan will improve the shopping experience and cut energy waste
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ArticleValencia citrus strike called off
Action averted after an 11th-hour deal was reached in the early hours of Tuesday morning
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ArticleFedefruta welcomes US ambassador
Field and packhouse visit was an opportunity for Chile to showcase the quality and safety of its fruit offer