News from Eurofruit – Page 176
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ArticleUN Summit faces boycott threat
The Food Systems Summit has angered farming groups with its perceived bias toward high-tech solutions to the food crisis and neglect of agroecology
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ArticleMozambican lychees cheer Westfalia
Westfalia Fruit is celebrating a bountiful lychee season in Mozambique, with returns lifting up a community of small-scale farmers in Manica Province
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Vanguard offers South African update
Company predicts it will see a mostly positive South African apple and pear crop this year
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ArticleCoveris bags Initial Packaging Ltd
European packaging firm Coveris buys up UK bag manufacturer Initial Packaging Ltd
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ArticleSpain's non-European exports down
Value of country's fresh fruit and vegetable shipments to markets such as Brazil, Canada and China dropped in 2020
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ArticleEnza Zaden presents leafy innovations
Seed specialist says this year’s virtual edition of its Winter Leafy Days exceeded expectations
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ArticleUruguayan citrus campaign still on track
Government forecasts point to a similar export volume to last year despite localised hail damage
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ArticleK&N records "remarkably good result"
Logistics company says that it "successfully navigated" an "environment marked by crisis" in 2020
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ArticleKissabel demand still outstrips supply
As new plantings across Europe continue, suppliers are reporting strong commercial interest in the apple brand
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ArticleShaffe conference line-up announced
Deputy DG of FAO Beth Bechdol to open inaugural Southern Hemisphere Fresh Fruit Trade Congress
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ArticleVal Nantais aims to inspire trust
The French vegetable coop has announced the launch of La Nouvelle Agriculture-branded lamb’s lettuce with the goal of boosting transparency and trust
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ArticleNew salad washing method shows positive results
Research shows ultrasonic cleaning could reduce instances of food poisoning in salads
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ArticleMelinda toys with new packaging concept
Cardboard used to pack five small Isaaq apples can be transformed into planes, trains and automobiles
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ArticleRetail use for NaturaLine units
Carrier Transicold’s refrigeration units offer sustainable cooling for Cleveron’s touchless grocery kiosks
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ArticleResearch reveals ugly produce preferences
Consumers prefer ‘ugly’ over ‘imperfect’ produce and moderate discounts over steep, new study shows
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ArticleGlobal grocery retail set for growth
Sector is forecast to generate an additional US$440bn in sales by 2022, according to IGD
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ArticleMore Colombian grapes heading for Europe
Valle del Cauca-base Top Fruits International set to see a significant increase in shipments this year
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ArticleFreshfel has say on SPS protocols
Reflection paper urges EU to have a fully-fledged sanitary and phytosanitary strategy to ensure reciprocity in trade relations
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ArticleItaly given passage to India, for now
Country secures temporary reprieve for its apples after new import rule blocks access to suppliers in the EU and US
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ArticleInvasive stink bug arrives in UK
South-east Asia's brown marmorated stink bug, which damages fruit and veg, has arrived in the UK, scientists confirm