All Morocco articles – Page 13
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ArticlePort recognises Moroccan success
Officials gather at Port of Wilmington to welcome Moroccan clementines and celebrate economic tie between the countries
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ArticleFepex warns of EU tomato crisis
The Spanish federation has raised concerns that Moroccan imports are hurting the EU market and threatening European production
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ArticleMorocco looks to benefit from Spain's misfortune
Moroccan citrus growers are reaping the benefits of Spain’s recent adverse weather conditions.
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LCL moves south into Spain
Lauritzen Cool Logistics is extending its network with the opening of an LCL office in Valencia, Spain.
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ArticleCitrus volumes to fall in Morocco
Output set to fall 25 per cent next year as weather hits the national crop, with tangerines and oranges worst-hit
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ArticleChile signs export deal with Morocco
Asoex has inked a co-operation agreement with its counterpart in Morocco, paving the way for an FTA between the two nations
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ArticleOPDR to start new direct calls
Logistics group adds direct calls between Hamburg and Casablanca as well as Lisbon and Hamburg
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ArticleBiobest expands into Morocco
Belgian sustainable crop management specialist Biobest has expanded into Morocco with the creation of Biobest Maroc Trading (BMT) to distribute its product in the north African country.
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ArticleTalking Heads | Kacem Bennani-Smires
Fruitnet.com talks to Kacem Bennani-Smires, general manager of Moroccan exporter Delassus, about his career so far and his thoughts on the industry
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ArticleStrawberry prices improve in Germany
AMI reports increase in demand following recent good weather as supplies from Spain and Morocco pass their peak
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ArticleBerry Gardens ups UK raspberry share
The soft fruit marketer has seen its share of the UK market soar in the past year, aided by new production in Morocco
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ArticleDriscoll's targets further expansion
Company amends name to reflect wider geographical reach, following production base enlargement and new market development
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ArticleEU-Morocco deal a concern for growers
European agricultural union suggests agreement to liberalise trade between EU and Morocco will have "drastic effect"
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ArticleEuropean Parliament ratifies Morocco deal
Furious Spanish reaction after MEPs vote in favour of controversial trade agreement
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ArticleNo major change from EU-Morocco deal
According to Moroccan exporter Delassus, the new agreement with the EU will not lead to a significant increase in volumes
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ArticleDebate begins on EU-Morocco trade deal
A debate over an EU agreement allowing more Moroccan imports, particularly of fruit and vegetables, into Europe in exchange for Morocco allowing importation of processed food has begun.
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ArticleNGOs question EU-Morocco deal
The agreement to liberalise imports of Moroccan produce has come under fire from groups concerned about the disputed Western Sahara region
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ArticleMorocco’s reputation continues to grow
After years of hard work and steady improvement, Morocco is finally gaining recognition as a quality supplier of a wide variety of vegetables, and tomatoes in particular, writes Eurofruit’s Tom Joyce
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ArticleSafmarine quits Tangiers
Poor service has persuaded the shipping line to switch its operations from Tangiers to ports on Spain's southern coast
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ArticleMorocco awakens
After years of hard work and steady improvement, Morocco is coming into its own. Elizabeth O’Keefe and Tom Joyce talk to the Moroccan growers and suppliers making sure there is an array of winter salad on the UK market