News from Eurofruit – Page 193
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ArticleRSA tissue culture facility opens
New tissue culture facility for South African fruit industry helps keep producers in touch with global trends
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ArticleVeg campaign generates £63m sales
The latest figures suggest the Eat Them To Defeat Them campaign has had a lasting impact on vegetable consumption among children in the UK
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ArticleUnited Exports points finger at Ross Berries
Group alleges licensing breach following second reported seizure of South African blueberries in Rotterdam
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ArticleChilean fruit exports contract
Overall shipment volumes down, but China maintains growth trajectory
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ArticleGCCLive looks at future-proofing citrus
The first edition of the Global Citrus Congress hears how health and sustainability are key to driving demand
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ArticleSustainable systems the solution
Covid-19 is a wake-up call to the planet, according to Volkert Engelsman, CEO of Dutch organic specialist Eosta, with sustainable initiatives the only viable response
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ArticleFreshfel's Rubbi lands CDG role
Group welcomes Rubbi's appointment at a time when PGI-PDO, food fraud and EU promotion will be discussed
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ArticleSerbian apples set for India
IG International and Serbia’s leading apple exporter team up to bring premium variety of Serbian apples to India
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ArticleGreenyard launches sustainability report
Third edition of the company’s Sustainability Report "puts its purpose and ambitions firmly in the spotlight"
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ArticleSpanish exports to EU grow
For the January-August period, Spanish fresh produce shipments to the EU, Norway and Switzerland climbed 9 per cent
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ArticleLatAm producers slam Aldi banana price cut
They say retailer’s decision will have serious consequences for producers
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ArticleAldi "don't seem to get it"
Following last year's outcry over unsustainably low banana prices, the retailer and its Ecuadorean exporters show they have failed to learn crucial lessons
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ArticleSlight drop in NH citrus production
Preliminary forecast shows 2020/21 Northern Hemisphere crop is expected to reach 28.7m tonnes, down 1 per cent
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ArticleConference effort continues in Brazil
Promotional efforts in support of the Belgian Conference pear are continuing in Brazil, as well as in Mexico, despite the challenges of the coronavirus
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ArticleAir cargo capacity shrinks
Air cargo capacity shrinks as carriers cut flights as second wave hits passenger demand
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ArticleNew grape variety for North East Brazil
BRS Tainá is a white seedless cultivar created exclusively for the semi-arid São Francisco Valley
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ArticleReport makes Africa port pointers
Africa CEO Forum report formulates pragmatic recommendations to accelerate modernisation of Africa’s port sector
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ArticleStill time to register for Global Citrus Congress Live
Future of production, supply chains, distribution models and markets will come under the spotlight
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ArticleAhold Delhaize in €1bn share programme
Retailer authorises programme for 2021 while announcing net sales growth in third quarter of the year
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ArticleZIM expands refrigerated capacity
The Israeli shipping line is adding 1,000 Carrier Transicold PrimeLINE refrigeration units in order to meet growth and support its customers in perishables