News from Eurofruit – Page 129
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ArticleUS suspends Mexican avocado imports
US government halts imports over security concerns after US plant safety inspector in Mexico receives a threat
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ArticleZarrin helps revive Dominica bananas
Iran’s Zarrin Group is calling on Indian expertise to assist Dominica’s banana industry, still recovering from 2007’s devastating hurricane
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ArticleCMA CGM's plastic pledge
Logistics group uses One Ocean Summit to announce it will no longer carry plastic waste on its vessels
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ArticleCGA pressures president Ramaphosa
Association says urgent intervention is needed to fix South African ports ahead of 2022 export season
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ArticleSpecial Fruit partners with Agrinorm
The Belgium-based trader intends to further boost quality, while reducing its costs and carbon footprint, thanks to enhanced data provided by Agrinorm
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ArticleWhat will 2022 bring for South African citrus?
The industry is currently in the pre-season planning stage, with many challenges ahead, according to Justin Chadwick
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ArticleDecline in Florida orange forecast
Oranges down 1m boxes in the USDA's February report, with grapefruit steady
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ArticleVanguard hails RSA apple and pear growth
Shift to newer varieties coupled with replenished water reserves stand industry in good stead for the 2022 season, says global marketer
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ArticleFFM+ to strengthen sustainability
A €25m programme from Coleacp aims to mitigate the economic impact of Covid-19 and seize new market opportunities by embracing green strategies
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ArticleVertical farm to open in Berlin retail park
Growth towers at Potager Farm’s new facility will be installed by Edinburgh agritech firm Intelligent Growth Solutions
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ArticleSemmaris signs deal in UAE
The company that manages Rungis in Paris has announced an agreement to support the creation of a future agro-logistics hub in Abu Dhabi
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ArticleCambridgeHOK launches VF 'kit'
The vertical farm expert has launched a 'build-your-own' service for retailers and investors
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ArticleInfarm reveals US plans
A new vertical farming growing centre is to be established in Texas, with the capacity to produce more than 2.2m pounds of salad annually
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ArticleEcuador sees big jump in pitahaya exports
Growers warn that overproduction is affecting profitability and call on government to regulate the sector
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ArticleFruit Logistica launches digital industry platform
Exhibitors and visitors can use Fruit Logistica Online to prepare for their visit to Berlin on 5 -7 April 2022
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ArticleUS nutrition recommendations outlined
New bipartisan task force report includes IFPA perspectives on child nutrition
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ArticleLabour challenge looms large for NZ pipfruit
Apple and pear crop predicted to reach 601,000 tonnes but pickers are in short supply
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ArticlePhilippines on the front foot
The Pilipino Banana Growers and Exporters Association has been proactive in its response to mounting challenges
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ArticleDriver shortages slow Ocado growth
Online retailer and robotics platform continues expansion but labour shortages constrain growth and losses triple amid heavy investment
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ArticleChile mulls potential of new grape genotypes
Work on the development of homegrown table grape varieties continues to advance, says INIA-Biofrutales