News from Eurofruit – Page 191
-
ArticleGPG eyes North African expansion
Company delivering improved raspberry varieties for Moroccan and Tunisian producers
-
ArticleOTC welcomes organic RSA stonefruit
South African organic stonefruit from Pro-Plum Orchards is expected from week 49
-
ArticlePML flying high with new airfreight charter service
Twice-weekly service will fly from Nairobi to London carrying essential perishable cargos
-
ArticlePink Lady aims for emotional impact
Pink Lady Europe is rolling out a 360-degree communication platform that includes TV, press and digital efforts as it seeks to build emotional ties with consumers
-
ArticleFirst Ecuadorean Hass heading for Europe
Mira Fruit, the company that packed the fruit, is planning to send five containers in the next two months
-
ArticleDon Limón introduces flexible direct sourcing
Model would allow buyers to become more involved in the production process and supply chain
-
ArticleUneasy truce in blueberry battle
Ross Berries and United Exports may have settled this season's OZblu royalty spat, but the dispute looks set to continue
-
Article
Tracking the shift in consumer behaviour
Session three of Asiafruit Congress ON looked at how Covid-19 has changed the way consumers in Asia shop and consume fresh produce
-
ArticleChilean grapes rebound
The wet winter has brought welcome relief for producers, but they still face an uncertain market outlook
-
ArticleArmin Rehberg named MD of SanLucar
He will oversee all of the company’s business activities, focusing on national and international trade partners
-
ArticleFresh Market opens Israeli display
Dubai's Fresh Market has opened its first display of Israeli fresh produce, as the two countries work to normalise relations
-
ArticleChristmas will test supply chains
Leader at major UK logistics provider warns supply chain resilience critical to Christmas cheer this festive period
-
Article"Clear improvement" at Greenyard
Sales and adjusted EBITDA up in the first half, with the company returning to a positive net result
-
ArticleBanagrumes launches Orlana
The French wholesaler has created a new brand, Orlana, for non-organic produce bearing quality, ethical and environmental marks
-
-
ArticleFelixstowe Port in chaos
Felixstowe Port is in 'chaos' as Christmas and Brexit loom, reports BBC
-
ArticleMigo cheers healthcare workers
This month, Belgium’s BelOrta decided to show its support for healthcare workers by offering a “tasty and well-deserved break” of Migo pears
-
ArticleAhold Delhaize improves DJSI standing
Retailer has elevated its position as a world leader in the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index
-
ArticleSuccess for Living Wage mangoes
Dutch organic importer Eosta’s first Living Wage mangoes are helping to close the wage gap for its suppliers in Burkina Faso
-
ArticleZambian president gets the blues
Edgar Lungu visited OZblu's Zabezi Berry Company as Zambian blues gain access to China