News from Eurofruit – Page 197
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ArticleLa Dona opens Colombian lime packhouse
Company says state-of-the-art facility will revolutionise the packing of Tahiti limes in Colombia
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ArticleMPs reject Ag Bill amendment
Attempts by the House of Lords to enshrine high food safety standards in British law have been rejected by MPs
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ArticleKakuzi responds to allegations
Following alleged human rights abuses by Kakuzi’s guards in Kenya, the avocado supplier has reiterated its commitment to local communities and a full investigation
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ArticleOrange boom a boon for Egypt
Egyptian oranges benefit from growing popularity of citrus following Covid-19, with exporters prepared for an increase in global demand
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ArticleHonduras to send first Hass avocados to Spain
National Avocado Plan aims to have 4,000ha of production within the next three years
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ArticleReturn to normality for RSA grapes
It's time to focus on the new crop of South African table grapes, with further growth anticipated this season.
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ArticleHopes high ahead of Spanish Persimon campaign
Good quality and size profile augurs well for 20/21 campaign, say marketers
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ArticleMenkhorst named Gulftainer CEO
The UAE port operator has appointed the experienced Charles Menkhorst to oversee its expansion in high-growth global markets
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ArticleThailand begins to import Italian apples
Consignment of Marlene-branded fruit marks the start of a valuable new opportunity for Italy's exporters
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ArticleBelOrta to host Product Show
The Belgian cooperative will put on a Covid-proof Product Show this week, as it showcases the latest innovations and sustainability initiatives
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ArticleSyngenta Group acquires Valagro
Investment aims to position Syngenta Crop Protection as a globalleader in the biologicals market
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ArticleAsia Briefing kicks off with cherry boom
The first in a series of weekly online briefings ahead of Asia Fruit Logistica ON looked at Asia's booming demand for cherries
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ArticleBrittany squash in spotlight
France’s Prince de Bretagne is promoting its autumnal specialties, including squashes like Potimarron, butternut and pumpkin, as well as pink onions and garlic
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ArticleKiku raises a glass to mark 30th birthday
Partnership with Roner Distilleries creates what the company says is the world's first every trademarked apple gin
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ArticleNew player enters Spain’s avocado fray
Not content with following the pack, Las Lomas hopes to become an innovator in avocado production across Europe
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ArticleJaguar continues its 'clean' citrus project
Dutch company says it will source more oranges from Egypt that have not been treated with chemicals after harvesting
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ArticleProminent strengthens snacking position
Group has been selling snack tomatoes from Moroccan grower QualiPrim since early September
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ArticleSpanish lemons up and running
Ailimpo is ramping up marketing efforts as the season gets into full swing
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ArticleMaersk launches Durban coldstore
Group aims to increase its capabilities in serving the perishable industry in South Africa
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ArticleSmurfit Kappa launches BanaBag
Smurfit Kappa has extended its range of sustainable packaging solutions with the launch of the 100 per cent recyclable BanaBag