News from Eurofruit – Page 144
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ArticleFruit Logistica entry depends on Covid status
Visitors must show certificate of EU-approved vaccination or recovered status to access exhibition, says organiser
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ArticleAhold Delhaize in emissions pledge
Retailer brings its net-zero target forward to 2040 for direct carbon emissions
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ArticleWUWM signs climate declaration
WUWM has called for immediate action to transform our food systems, stressing the important sustainability role of wholesale markets
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ArticleFruvenh campaign focuses on cauliflower
Fruit & Veg: Natural Health! project says it is a good year for high quality, healthy cauliflower
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ArticleJingold launches ecommerce website
Company says it wants to develop closer, more direct connection with increasingly health-conscious kiwifruit consumers
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ArticleFairtrade partnership meets local challenges
Fairtrade and Grow Ahead have teamed up to deliver mitigation solutions to smallholder farms on the frontline of the climate crisis
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ArticleSouthern African grape season underway
The first table grapes of the season are to be shipped from Cape Town this week
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ArticleSanLucar scoops CSR award for soup kitchens
Company’s two soup kitchens provide more than 500 vulnerable people with a daily takeaway meal
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ArticleNew president for Bayer Crop Science
Rodrigo Santos takes on new role and is appointed to the Bayer AG board of management
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ArticleEosta-Groenheuwel claim climate prize
The partnership between organic firms Eosta and Groenheuwel was chosen for the Eco-Logic Climate Change Award
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ArticleVog promotes year-round organic range
New branded varieties RedPop and Giga are now part of the consortium's organic apple portfolio
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ArticleGreenfood's green goals excite market
Company's €105.9m bond issue reportedly oversubscribed as investors warm to idea of healthier people and planet
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ArticleK+N introduces sustainable fuel option
It becomes the first air logistics provider to offer customers sustainable fuel option for all shipments
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ArticleEgypt rising up citrus ranks
Strict markets like Japan are opening up to Egyptian citrus, which exporters view as a mark of the country's major progress on procedures
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ArticleCitrus innovation in the heart of Tuscany
Agrumi Lenzi has big plans for some eye-catching varieties as demand grows for new colours, tastes and flavours
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ArticleEU tightens controls on Turkish lemon imports
Ailimpo praises actions of European Commission after warning of 10 alerts in two months
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ArticleDel Monte to take part in Diversity Summit
Group will offer insight on how to approach sustainable development as the need to secure global food supply intensifies
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ArticleLa Palma banana growers count cost of volcano
Eruption already estimated to have caused €100m in losses to the island’s banana industry
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ArticleRSA citrus exports to EU under threat
The events of this year’s South African citrus season may have long-term repercussions for the business
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ArticleEuro Pool adopts recyclable folding trays
The first Euro Pool System recycled folding trays go into circulation for transporting fruit and vegetables