All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 175
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ArticlePort of Tampa courts perishable cargo
Florida port signs lease agreement with Port Logistics to develop new cold storage facility
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ArticleCalls for kakis to be included in EU aid package
Losses to sector reached €30m last year in wake of Russian ban
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ArticleArgentina closes in on US lemon market
US authorities inch closer to deal to reopen market after 14-year ban
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ArticleAvo suppliers in Colombian JV
Subsole and Westfalia’s new venture will allow them to supply high quality avocados between May and July
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ArticleMelon suppliers urged to unite
Central American countries would be stronger together than as competitors, says international consultant
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ArticleMurcia showcases seedless grape offer
Breeding programme has created 14 new varieties that are being exported all over the world
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ArticleUnica welcomes two new members
Addition of new producers will boost group’s citrus and tomato output
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ArticleMurcian tomatoes feel the heat
Up to 60 per cent of plants around Aguilas and Mazarrón could be suffering heat stress, producer organisation warns
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ArticleAPMT enters Colombia
Terminal operator invests in JV in Cartagena, South America’s second busiest container port
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ArticleMurcia hails EU response to new Russian ban
Spain to be allowed to withdraw 129,350 tonnes of produce up to 30 June 2016 under new aid package
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ArticleHLB unveils organic Formosas
US launch of Mexican-grown papayas comes in response to rising consumer demand for organic, non-GMO products
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ArticleChilean nurseries court Peruvian growers
Exports of genetic plant material for the Latin American fruit industry have risen sharply in past three years
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ArticleAttractive market for Argentine lemons
Buoyant markets go some way in compensating for this season’s lower volume
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ArticleEl Niño set to intensify
Rest of 2015 will bring further heavy rains and flooding in Costa Rica and drought for other parts of Central America
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ArticleDrought threatens Murcian veg
Autumn vegetable harvest in danger if dry spell continues, producers warn
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ArticleRSA fruit caught up in container ship explosion
Several containers of South African citrus bound for the Middle East believed to be among cargo of damaged vessel
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ArticlePeru chases German organic demand
Mangoes, avocados, ginger and bananas are among the products with the greatest potential, says Mincetur
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ArticleUS tightens import rules on Chilean fruit
Move comes in response to rise in detection rate since the start of the year