News from Eurofruit – Page 10
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ArticleGlobalGAP publishes 2023 annual report
Report highlights global progress in responsible farming practices
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ArticleMexico to expand Systems Approach pilot for Chilean grapes
From next season, grapes from Atacama, Coquimbo and Valparaíso will be able to be exported without fumigation
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ArticleH1 Peruvian avocado exports down in volume, up in value
Lower production volume brings more balance to European market
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ArticlePoma de Girona PGI kicks off 2024 harvest
Crop of 96,000 tonnes expected, making it the PGI’s second biggest harvest ever
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ArticleZespri on track to deliver strong returns
Sales momentum carries over from strong start to season, putting kiwifruit marketer on course to deliver increased per-hectare returns across all categories
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ArticleTurkish dried fruit exports rise in value
Although production volumes of dried fruits have fallen in Turkey, revenue for Turkish exporters increased by 12 per cent in the first half of 2024
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ArticleWorld Avocado Organisation launches consumer campaign in India
WAO will continue to promote avocados’ nutritional and health benefits following successful campaign in 2023
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ArticleF&S Fresh Foods acquires Calavo Growers’ fresh-cut business
Deal extends F&S’s geographical reach across the whole of North America
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ArticleUCT debuts blueberry harvesting tool
Device shows 7 per cent increase in productivity and 87 per cent reduction in fruit losses in manual harvesting
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ArticleWildfire was ‘sad moment’ for Greek veg production
One organic farm is understood to have been completely destroyed as a result of the enormous fire which spread across East Attica last week
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ArticleSpanish sector takes stock after decade of Russian embargo
Fepex reflects on the impact of the Russian embargo on Spanish fruit and vegetable exports
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ArticleKenyan avocados braced for competition in East Asia
Rising demand for Kenyan avocados in Europe has lifted the fruit sector above coffee in terms of export revenue, but competition remains strong in Asia
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ArticleDecisions to be made on future grape plantings
Global field days to view vineyards and new cultivars are important for South Africa’s table grape growers
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ArticlePrices rise in Israel due to Turkish ban
Turkey’s decision to halt trade with Israel over its war in Gaza leads to increase in fruit and vegetable prices for Israeli consumers
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ArticleNew tech helps importer avoid the avocado hard sell
Well-timed investment in technology and a carefully planned procurement programme have combined to give UK importer Worldwide Fruit a considerable advantage
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ArticleRed Sea disruptions hit DP World profits
The Dubai-based port operator has seen its profits fall significantly as shippers avoid passing through the crisis-hit region
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ArticlePotential for Peru as climate impacts citrus sources
With availability and quality of citrus affected by climatic conditions, Salix Fruits sees good opportunities for supplies from the Latin American country
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ArticleSun World wins case against unlicensed Egyptian growers
Following private and court-ordered investigations, Sun World identified proprietary vines on farms owned by unlicensed growers and pursued infringement litigation
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ArticleStrike action could have major impact on US East Coast
According to data shared by Sea-Intelligence, a possible strike by port workers could cause a backlog that remains until the start of 2025
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ArticleRaspberry volumes expected to rise throughout August
Production is forecast to increase following a period of reduced production due to adverse weather