All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 219
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ArticleDemand for fresh fruit grows in US restaurants
Operators now value year-round availability of good quality fruits more highly than locally-sourced produce
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ArticleInnovation fuels asparagus demand
New packaging formats are helping grow sales of fresh asparagus, says Gourmet Trading chief executive Brian Miller
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ArticleFull steam ahead for mango market
Category set for further expansion in US as management of quality and supplies become more consistent
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ArticleMiami sets out stall as import hub
Port has already attracted interest from citrus, grapes and asparagus producers in Latin America
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ArticleSan Antonio strike back on
Union leader says failure to honour earlier agreement will result in paralysis spreading to all Chilean ports
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ArticleNew Mission facility ready for Peru avos
State-of-the-art distribution centre in New Jersey will enable company to handle growing volume of imported product
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ArticleMixed fortunes for Spanish citrus
Significant losses in Navelinas offset by brisk movement in clementines
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ArticleFedefruta welcomes strike resolution
Port walkout estimated to have caused losses of US$50m to fruit export trade
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ArticleNew clem on the block
Roll Global says volumes of Wonderful Halos-branded mandarins could double in the next five years
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ArticleProexport inks Santander deal
President Juan Marín Bravo says it will support members’ efforts to open up new export markets
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ArticleClemcott kicks off 2014 campaign
Supplies will be available from January through to the end of April
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ArticleChile and Italy forge kiwifruit accord
Aim is to deliver more consistent fruit over a longer season to distributors and importers in several continents
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ArticleChile port strike enters third week
Representatives of the fruit industry met with union leaders in a bid to end the impasse at San Antonio as the export losses mount up
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ArticleRecord year for Catalonian stonefruit
Strong sales in Germany and France behind solid performance
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ArticleKroger, Harris Teeter deal close
Cincinnati-based retailer stands to increase presence in south east and mid-Atlantic regions
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ArticleGrowth forecast for Peruvian citrus exports
Production of Satsumas and Murcott, which make up two-thirds of total shipments, set to rise significantly
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ArticleNew super highway links Mexico to US
Supervia provides faster and less expensive route to market, says Texas International Produce Association
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ArticleNew Delhi warning for melons
Fears that virus could spread to melon production in Almeria and Murcia
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ArticleHuelva kicks off new strawberry season
Harvesting of early cultivars in full swing, with no major quality issues reported following benign autumn
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ArticlePeru eyes bigger stake of US citrus market
ProCitrus calls for US authorities to clear imports from all regions