All Middle East articles – Page 42
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ArticleAlexa brings snow to Middle East
Region blanketed in rare covering of snow as freezing temperatures impact on production
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ArticlePakistan looks to Iran for tomatoes
Despite questions over quality, Pakistani traders have stopped importing Indian tomatoes
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ArticleUniveg to open new office in Dubai
Company reveals plan to target new fresh produce sales to customers in Middle East and North Africa from start of 2014
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ArticleSuppliers set on growth in Gulf
Eurofruit Congress Middle East and WOP Dubai show that interest in the region from global fruit and vegetable suppliers is as strong as ever
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ArticleFresh produce trade booms in Dubai
International trading of fresh fruit and vegetables grew to Dh6.4bn in the first half of 2013
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ArticleInspectors seize rotten fruit in UAE
In Abu Dhabi, food inspectors have cracked down on juice sellers using fruit unfit for human consumption
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ArticlePanama disease spreads to Jordan
Highly aggressive new strain of fungus identified that is decimating the previously impervious Cavendish variety
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ArticleBid to double Middle East exports
Food and horticulture promotional body wants Irish exports to Middle East to top €500 million
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ArticleGuinea has new Emirates pathway
New service to Conakry includes freight capacity to move, among other things, fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleAfghanistan halts tolls on Pakistani exporters
The country is to honour the agreement first forged between the two nations in September 2011
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ArticleIndian banana exports down
Shipments to the Middle East likely could fall by over 70 per cent, according to media reports
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ArticleEgyptian firms target Asia
Four Egyptian produce suppliers have joined forces to market their wares in Asia
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ArticlePhilippine banana exports drop
Banana shipments to China and Iran drop by 36 and 43 per cent respectively for the first half of 2013
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ArticleUS welcomes back Egyptian citrus
Oranges and tangerines from Egypt regain access to the US market, although high transport and other logistical costs remain a barrier
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ArticleEcuador gets serious about Gulf trade
Exports of bananas and other fruits to the UAE could see substantial increase over next few years as trade links strengthen
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ArticleBahrain invests in Philippine bananas
Joint venture sees 85m pesos (US$1.95m) put up to establish a new 500ha banana plantation
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ArticleGrape prices collapse as Egypt troubles deepen
The political unrest in Egypt adds to disruption within the country's grape market
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ArticleChinese firms cut ties with Iran
New sanctions see two leading Chinese shipping companies end their business with Persian nation
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ArticleManagement changes at Emirates
Airline announces series of senior appointments, including changes to its SkyCargo freight division
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ArticlePlastic population
With a stubborn anti-polytunnel movement, growers continue to have their plans rejected by local councils.