News from Eurofruit – Page 135
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ArticleProduce getting priced out of reefers
Rising reefer rates are making seafreight unaffordable for certain fresh produce categories
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ArticleWayCool completes SV Agri investment
Funding will help Indian potato company expand its footprint and build new cold storage facilities
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ArticleOTC makes sustainable grape move
Organic specialist has taken steps to offer sustainable overseas-packed organic grapes to its customers
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ArticleChinese kiwifruit group announces profit
China Shenshan Orchard offloaded its liquor production business in 2021 and changed its name from Dukang Distillers
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ArticleLedesma tops Argentina’s citrus export league
Volumes increased in 2021, but profitability was hit by stricter phytosanitary controls and logistical disruption
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ArticleRelocation helps TFC import more avocados
New AI-enabled facility will give Dutch importer greater capacity to store, ripen, and pack range of tropical produce
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ArticleConti investment to fast track Agroberries growth
Conti's international network and operational expertise will support Agroberries' strategic development initiatives
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ArticleInfarm earns UL certification
Group's technology is the first hydroponic farming system in the world to receive the certification
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ArticleSmartMele creates secure online market for apples
Italian group eViso aims to revolutionise trade with world’s only apple trading platform to offer long-term transactions
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ArticleNew AOP for tomatoes and cucumbers
Producers of tomatoes and cucumbers in the West of France have officially launched a new association of producer organisations for marketing
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ArticleMorocco donates to FareShare charity
Partnership with the UK charity is first-of-its-kind for Morocco’s Food Export Board
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ArticleUK growth for South African raisins
Exports rose 18 per cent despite climatic challenges including heavy rainfall in the Orange River region
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ArticleKiwifruit breeding centre names first CTO
New Zealand's KBC appoints former Plant & Food expert Roger Hellens to lead research into new and better varieties
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ArticleEver Tru Farms launches in Ontario
The Canadian berry producer hopes to shake up the North American strawberry market
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ArticleCity horticulture could boost fresh produce supply
Urban health, well-being and food supplies are all under threat: growing more food in cities could change that
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ArticleNew Covid rules push import costs higher
Vaccine passport requirements in Canada and the US limit availability of truckers to drive fresh produce across borders
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa announces US$33m investment in Brazil
Investment will expand capacity and innovation capability at its production site in Ceará
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ArticleQ-commerce start-up sets out ambitious growth plans
Freshis is first Spanish start-up delivering fruit and vegetables direct from field to table within the hour
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ArticleTango leads FruitOne’s export charge
The company is riding the wave of global demand for this premium late season mandarin