News from Eurofruit – Page 178
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ArticleValue of Spanish F&V exports climbs in 2020
Peppers, lettuce, peaches, nectarines and blueberries did well last year, but tomatoes hit by non-EU competition
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ArticleSyngenta appoints new UK seeds manager
Kris Goen joins Syngenta as vegetable seeds commercial manager for the UK, Eire and Nordics
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ArticleJingold celebrates 20th anniversary in Mercamadrid
Sales of the yellow kiwifruit brand have risen by between 20 and 20 per cent in Spain since 2019
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ArticleMaersk sets carbon neutral target
Group says it will operate the world’s first carbon neutral liner vessel by 2023, seven years ahead of schedule
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ArticleKuehne+Nagel buys Apex International
Deal will consolidate the Swiss logistics’ specialist’s expansion in Asia
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ArticleRedStar denies migrant labour park report
Dutch tomato grower suggests newspaper was misinformed by one of its founders and former employees
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ArticleThings looking up for RSA grapes
After some bad luck with rain in certain areas, it looks as if South Africa will again have a bumper table grape crop
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ArticleSouth Africa looks to the east
While traditional markets remain important, the eyes of the South African fruit export industry are focusing on the east
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ArticleSpanish avocado production moves north
Aguacastur has invested in a 1.5ha trial farm in Asturias and believes the fruit could thrive on Spain’s northwestern coast
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ArticleScientists unlock potential to grow ‘diet’ fruit
Producing low-sugar, high sweetness alternatives would benefit diabetic patients and improve consumer health
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ArticleVal Venosta nears 12-month organic apple supply
South Tyrolean supplier says investments in production, facilities and marketing are proving their worth
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ArticleTFC promotes Schlusnus to CEO
Former member of Lidl's senior management team says he is ready to continue the tropical produce company's expansion
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ArticleFreshfel discusses collective sustainability
Freshfel Europe kick-starts collective pan-European environmental footprint initiative
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ArticleNairobi airport primed for handling Covid-19 vaccine
Cold storage facilities at Kenya’s main airport, primarily used for fresh fruit storage, ready to handle import of Covid-19 vaccines
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ArticleMacfrut sets date for 'truly special edition'
Event's 37th edition targets September with a new format, including an on-site exhibition and digital opportunities
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ArticleEurope tops global lemon league
More than a quarter of the lemons consumed globally are grown within the European Union
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ArticleREO growing and expanding
Belgian auction REO Veiling has seen its tomato volumes increase rapidly in recent years, led by strong growth in vine tomato production under efficient LED lighting
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ArticleFruitnet launches new global digital events
The three new events are targeted at key growth categories in the fresh produce business: avocados, citrus and grapes
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ArticleUK retailers support RSA stonefruit
Partnership with Hortgro highlights health benefits and unique characteristics of South Africa's plums, peaches and nectarines
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ArticleDole and Total Produce announce merger plan
Deal will create the world's largest fresh fruit and vegetable company, with combined annual sales of almost US$10bn