All Middle East articles – Page 51
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ArticleEmirates expands South American network
Flights to Buenos Aires and Rio de Janeiro will support key imports and exports of goods including fruit and vegetables
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ArticleEgyptian grape fall forecast
Egyptian grape volumes are expected to slip by 20-25 per cent, as growers prepare for the season to start in mid-May.
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ArticleTrade Waves launches $10m venture
Egyptian exporter Trade Waves has launched a $10 million (£6.1m) joint venture to grow grapes, citrus and pomegranates on 1,000 acres.
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ArticleProtests impact trade in Persian Gulf
Produce is being re-routed to unaffected markets as a result of the protests in the Gulf, causing big price fluctuations
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ArticleEgyptian exporters target Far East
Egypt's leading fruit grower-shippers are looking to Asia to absorb their rising volumes and reduce dependence on European markets
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ArticleWOP Dubai partners up in Middle East
WOP Dubai has formed a partnership with the Eurofruit Congress Middle East for this year’s trade fair
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Chiquita brand gains Gulf exposure
UAE-based Agthia has won exclusive rights to distribute Chiquita-branded drinks in the Middle East, as both seek growth
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ArticleIsrael OKs Gaza export rise
Israeli authorities have reportedly approved the expansion of the Dutch government project to boost exports from Gaza
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ArticleBelco switches to seafreight
The Egyptian exporter has begun sending its green beans to major European markets by sea, reducing prices and increasing competitiveness
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Postcard | Dubai
Eurofruit Magazine's annual fresh produce conference and networking event for the Middle East has a new exhibition partner
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ArticleTrade starts to recover in Egypt
Last week's protests caused the country to grind to a halt, but trade is now beginning to return to normal
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Egypt situation is tough for suppliers
It’s hard when you live in a relatively stable country like the UK to really understand what is happening in Egypt right
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ArticleFresh produce suffers in Egyptian unrest
Political unrest in Egypt is disrupting supplies of fresh produce from the north African country to the UK.
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ArticleEgypt turmoil could cause UAE price rise
Traders in the UAE fear that the chaos engulfing Egypt could lead to an increase in fresh produce prices in the Emirates
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ArticleUK strawberry supplies take a hit
The turmoil in Egypt and the late start to the Spanish season have left the UK short on strawberry volumes
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ArticleCMA CGM continues Egyptian services
Shipping group continues to accept bookings for Egypt despite ongoing political unrest in the north African country
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ArticleEgypt grinds to halt as protests build
Massive protests in Egypt have brought the country to a virtual standstill, leaving produce stranded in coldstorage facilities
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ArticleMaersk halts Egypt port operations
The Danish shipper has announced the suspension of its operations in the unsettled African country
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ArticleEgypt turmoil could hit berry supplies
Communication blackout could hamper strawberry exporters' ability to organise supplies during this crucial point in the season
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ArticleIraq boosted by trade route opening
Emirates SkyCargo launches its new Basra airfreight service on the 2 February