All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 204
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ArticleChilean cherry campaign kicks off
Early arrivals fetching higher prices than at this stage last season
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ArticleHonduras boosts export potential
New greenhouse complex will be dedicated to growing vegetables for export
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ArticleProduce centre makes major savings
FGL claims using its Florida-based perishables centre can save thousands of dollars per container
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ArticleLow avocado prices hit Camposol profits
Third quarter EBITDA down by 74.3 per cent on previous quarter
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ArticleChilean blues set sights on US
Having made the fight against Lobesia a priority, the industry is confident it can claw back some of the market share it lost in the US last season
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ArticlePoland courts Spanish consumers
Sharp rise in number of Polish companies taking part in this year’s Fruit Attraction
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ArticleEnd in sight for Costa Rica strike
Japdeva union increases pressure on port worker members to return to work after almost one week of industrial action
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ArticlePsa discovered in Chile’s VI region
This is the first time the disease has been detected in O’Higgins
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ArticleArgentina seeks broader access to China
Topfruit, table grapes, blueberries and cherries on the agenda at recent meeting between Argentine delegation and Aqsiq inspectors
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ArticleCorbana calls for end to port strike
Stoppage threatens to derail country’s banana exports and will cause significant damage to its reputation, Corbana warns
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ArticleStrong season for Peruvian mangoes
Shipments of Peru’s fourth biggest agricultural export rose sharply between January and August
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ArticlePort of Philadelphia boosts LatAm service
The Monte Rosa, a 5,500 TEU ship, is first in a new series to begin service between the east coasts of North and South America
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ArticleFruit Attraction draws international crowd
Overseas participation was highest yet at this year’s event
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ArticleRSA takes EU citrus case to WTO
Trade minister Rob Davies argues the ban is protectionist measure
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ArticleBuilding the berry business: the Nordic model
The entire value chain must work together to deliver sustained growth within the berry category, says Bama CEO Rune Flaen
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ArticleChilean truckers strike blocks ports
Drivers warn of more protests if their demands are not met
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ArticlePort of LA container volumes surge
Last month was strongest for container traffic since August 2006
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ArticleNature Fresh Farms adds key staff
Chris Veillon will oversee the company’s consumer marketing strategy
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ArticleWonderful Halos in major volume boost
Paramount Citrus has partnered with Mulholland Citrus to expand the rapidly growing mandarin brand