All Middle East articles – Page 36
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ArticleG’s eyes Gulf potential
G’s is following up its success in Europe, Australia and the US by exploring the opportunities in the Gulf for its O’live organic salads and Love Beets beetroot range
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ArticleSpain hones in on Middle East
Spanish exporters are stepping up their presence in the region as they go in search of new growth opportunities
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ArticleDel Monte eyes Gulf growth
The food giant is set for expansion in the Middle East, with plans for new farms in Jordan and Saudi Arabia
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ArticlePomanjou takes unique approach
Marc Rauffet, CEO of French apple exporter Groupe Pomanjou, talks about the potential for French apples in both Asia and the Middle East and the need to think long-term
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ArticleTurkish exports drop in value
A combination of exchange rate fluctuations and political crises have resulted in a major decline in the value of Turkish exports
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ArticlePico keeping on
Despite the numerous challenges facing Egyptian exporters this past year, Pico has continued to grow and add new varieties to its offering
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ArticleMiddle East holding more Zespri fruit
Marketer’s customers stocking up as promotions build awareness and interest in kiwifruit offerings
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ArticleRussia eyes up alternative sources
Egypt, Israel and Morocco have been named by Moscow as potential alternatives to Turkish supplies, but doubts surround their ability to redirect sufficient volumes to Russia
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ArticleEcuador and Turkey advance trade talks
Bananas could be one of the main beneficiaries of a free trade agreement
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ArticleBelco invests in raspberries
The Egyptian exporter has commenced production of a raspberry variety adapted to the country’s low number of chilling hours
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ArticleRain disrupts market in Gulf
Floods in northern Saudi Arabia and Qatar forced consumers to stay home and interrupted produce deliveries this week, bringing the market to a standstill
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Article'Peace date’ sales to help Syrian families
Nature & More's new campaign will support Selina Hami’s project to deliver food supplies to families in Syrian war zones
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ArticleAirfreight boost for Australian suppliers
Access into the UAE boosted by new agreement which could see close to 30 additional flights per week
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ArticleClimate change worsens Syria crisis
Manmade global warming is exacerbating the situation in Syria, says study, deepening the drought and leading to mass displacement and regional tension
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ArticleAPM opens Aqaba Logistics Village expansion
Expanded multi-purpose DC will serve the Levant Region and beyond, with access to Red Sea shipping calling Jordan’s primary port
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ArticleGrowers hit by Egypt seed potato decision
A late decision by Egyptian importers to ban seed potato imports over 55mm has had major impact on British growers
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ArticleEffect of Sinai plane crash limited
Last month’s Russian plane crash over Sinai will have little impact on Egypt’s fresh fruit and vegetables sector, according to exporters
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ArticleSNFL develops DNA test for Ralli
The breeder has discovered a means of distinguishing between Ralli Seedless and Sugrafourteen grapes in order to safeguard exclusive varieties
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ArticleEgyptian grape exporters eye China
Egyptian grape exporters hope to gain access to China in the second quarter of 2016, with Chinese inspectors set to visit next April