News from Eurofruit – Page 162
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ArticleConsumers prefer plastic over pulp, survey finds
When it comes to packaging, European consumers choose plastic over more eco-friendly options, according to new study
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ArticleTesco-Carrefour deal to end
Tesco and Carrefour's landmark three-year global purchasing deal will not be extended when it comes to an end in December
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ArticleTomra appoints new CEO
Tove Andersen will replace Stefan Ranstrand as chief executive officer at the Norway-based group
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ArticleEosta highlights “zero pollution”
With EU Green Week focusing on Zero Pollution and the Green Deal’s 2050 targets, Eosta is promoting its own “zero pollution” apples
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ArticleCovid challenges and opportunities
The World of Fresh Ideas session 'Coronavirus: A Global Challenge' saw the business looking to the future
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ArticleTough times for banana growers
Global oversupply and low prices threaten banana producer sustainability, warns expert
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ArticleCovid: a catalyst for change in fresh produce
Freshfel event hears about need to build a food system based on health, social inclusion and a resilient ecosystem
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ArticleIfco launches new banana crate
Banana Lift Lock improves sustainability across the entire supply chain and increases efficiency
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ArticleMartignani offers trio of treatments for Black Sigatoka
Small, medium and large plantations can choose from one of three sprayer options tailored to their needs
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ArticleGetting closer to consumers
World Of Fresh Ideas explored how fruit marketers are connecting with consumers in new ways, including with art, education, colour and flavour
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ArticleNew technologies in the spotlight
Vertical farming and local production projects were highlighted at World of Fresh Ideas
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ArticleDel Monte announces digital partnership
Company links with I Squared Capital as part of acceleration into new digital era
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ArticleE-phytosanitary certification “still at the beginning”
SHAFFE, Freshfel and GATF take stock of the global readiness for the adoption of e-certificates
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Article'Time to ring the changes at retail'
Traditional supermarkets must become more exciting places to visit in order to survive, WOFI retail pundits agree
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ArticleMJ-Tech launches DVD 2.0
Company introduces new Dynamic Ventilation Disinfection system to help keep fresh produce facilities safe and hygienic
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ArticleNew routes to market boost F&V sales
Home delivery companies and mono-product restaurants are finding new ways of getting more fruit and veg to consumers
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ArticleRijk Zwaan fights downy mildew
With a new race set to spread further, group confirms the fight against downy mildew is front and centre of its lettuce breeding
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ArticleSuccess for Emilie grapes from India
Germany’s Kölla has been highly satisfied with its first effort to market Indian grapes under the Emilie brand, reporting excellent quality and demand
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ArticleWorld of Fresh shines spotlight on Covid legacy
The first day of Fruitnet’s World of Fresh Ideas discussed the long-term impact of the pandemic on the trade
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ArticlePrimland looks ahead to positive Chilean campaign
The company said strict harvesting criteria would guarantee high quality throughout the season