News from Eurofruit – Page 166
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ArticleGlobal Macadamias adopts Marquis branding
Leading South African macadamia processor aligns with the Marquis Group to sure-up industry stability
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ArticleEquifruit helps Longo's switch to Fairtrade
Canadian group becomes first retailer in North America to sell exclusively Fairtrade-bananas in all its stores
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ArticleGrowth revitalising Egyptian sector
Thanks to state support for the Egyptian sector, investments are increasing in agricultural projects, putting suppliers in a strong position
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ArticleEuropean apricot volumes to fall
Forecasts suggest Europe is headed for one of its lightest apricot harvests for years, due to the severe spring frost
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ArticleDecco and Agrauxine sign exclusive Nexy deal
Bio-fungicide "poised to become the new standard for postharvest solutions guaranteeing fewer residues"
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ArticleMarlene artwork brightens shopping trips
Winning competition entry has been placed on range of promotional materials to mark brand's 25th anniversary
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Article"Exceptionally strong" Q1 for Maersk
Growth and profitability were driven by demand across ocean, logistics and terminals, according to CEO Søren Skou
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ArticleSouth African suppliers join Hunger Month
Leading fresh produce companies join million meal initiative to feed the poor
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ArticleTrops acquires Granada’s Hercofrut cooperative
The deal consolidates Trops’s position as Europe’s leading avocado producer
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ArticleRSA wraps up record table grape season in China
SATI’s first table grape promotion in China helped lift sales to record levels during the 2021 season
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ArticleSpanish exporters assess early impact of Brexit
Shipments to the UK in the first two months of 2021 fall in volume but rise in value
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ArticleAfrican bananas need investment
Faced with a falling market share and declining prices in the EU, African bananas require investment to build resilience and sustainability, says Afruibana
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ArticleChilean cherries poised for huge growth
Global Cherry Summit webinar hears how the country could be exporting up to 200m cartons within a decade
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ArticleOrganic plan needs focus on demand
The EU's targets for organic farmland will only pay off if consumer demand can keep up with production, warns Ecovia Intelligence
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ArticleHapag-Lloyd documents sustainability efforts
Shipping group's sustainability report says it has made "significant progress"
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ArticleMaersk launches AE77 service
Weekly Asia–southern Europe intermodal freight service runs from Asia to the Black Sea and the East Mediterranean
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ArticleDubai Expo opportunity for produce
Fresh produce will be central at this year’s World Expo in Dubai, a hybrid show that allows the UAE to highlight the latest agricultural innovations
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ArticleEU lifts ban on Argentine citrus
Lemons and oranges will be allowed to re-enter the European Union market from 1 May
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ArticleEurope set for "excellent" picota season
Picota cherry growers in Spain's Jerte Valley are expecting to produce 21m kgs of fruit this year
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ArticleAl Dahra BayWa tomatoes return
Tomatoes from Al Dahra BayWa's newly reconstructed climate-controlled greenhouse are making a comeback following the 2020 flood