News from Eurofruit – Page 189
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ArticleMurcian workers defy strike action
Proexport says 97 per cent of agricultural workers ignore walkout called by CCOO and UGT
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ArticlePeru farm protests grip country
Agricultural workers are protesting against low pay and poor working conditions
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ArticleStePac takeover creates new prospects for growth
Acquisition by Nili Capital Group positions StePac at heart of its new modified atmosphere packaging platform
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ArticleOTC adds to sustainable packaging
Organics specialist adds two new recyclable cardboard grape packages to its range
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ArticleGFP reinforces organic topfruit programme
Global Fruit Point has established a regular Demeter topfruit programme from Argentina
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ArticleSoren Toft begins MSC role
Former Maersk COO will oversee MSC’s global cargo businesses as its new chief executive
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ArticleUK will suffer from no deal, says OECD
No-deal with Europe will cause "serious" hit to UK economy, OECD warns
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ArticleSA stonefruit champions sustainability
Industry continues to focus on several sustainable projects while ensuring high standards
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ArticleLineage Logistics moves into Poland
Company expands European reach with the acquisition of Pago, Poland’s largest coldstorage and logistics provider
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ArticleDelassus proud of 2020 effort
From its effective response to Covid-19 to winning an award for its redesigned website, Morocco's Delassus stands by the year's achievements
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ArticleZespri Europe backs Hamburg Arche
Kiwifruit giant announces support for healthy nutrition and school support project
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ArticleBlueberry conflict concerns Hortgro
South African body worried over negative impact of IP and PBR dispute on other fruit industries
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ArticlePortugal woos international buyers with new event
The first international Digital Agrifood Summit Portugal takes place from 20-23 January, 2021
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ArticleDiversify to prosper, Peru told
New report from FreshFruit highlights strengths and weaknesses of Peruvian agri-export sector
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ArticleToBRFV-resistant tomato to launch
Syngenta is to offer a new commercial variety with ToBRFV resistance in early 2021
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ArticleColombia delivers biodiversity masterclass
Colombian culinary masterclass showcases some of country’s native plant species
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ArticleFlor de Doñana boosts pomegranate output
The Huelvan company has increased its organic pomegranate acreage by a third this year
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ArticleRussia restricts Fergana veg imports
Russia has announced a ban on imports of greenhouse tomatoes and peppers from Uzbekistan’s largest export region, citing ToBRFV concerns
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ArticleTomra dives into augmented reality
Tomra Visual Assist virtually places experts in front of a customer's machine, enabling a fast response and ensuring safety