News from Eurofruit – Page 213
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ArticleTotal Produce details sustainable approach
On the occasion of World Environment Day, Total Produce has launched its first group-wide sustainability report
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ArticleConjuntfruit launches organic stonefruit line
Company’s first ever organic stonefruit crop will be available in German and French stores from next week
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ArticleEstonians utilise 'delivery robots'
Retailers in the country have been deploying Cleveron grocery robots to hand over online orders while avoiding human contact
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ArticleJohnathan Sutton joins Westfalia Fruit
Industry veteran will head up new group safety and environment role at the avocado company
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ArticleIfco launches mini RPCs
RPC Mini Series designed for the transport of food packaged for immediate consumption
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ArticleFrench stonefuit bears its pride
TV spots in support of the new French peach and apricot campaigns will focus on the pride of the growers and their partners as they work through difficult times
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ArticleTrade shines spotlight on domestic violence
Two women’s organisations have joined forces to tackle the blight of domestic abuse within the industry
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ArticleStarting gun fired on Murcian melon campaign
Growers expect strong demand as first volumes arrive with good quality and smaller sizes
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ArticlePushing cucumber resistance forwards
Rijk Zwaan's fusarium-resistant varieties are proving a success for those who have planted them
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ArticleFirst BFV cherries go to healthcare staff
The first Belgian cherries of the season, from Hoepertingen, were auctioned at BFV and donated to "healthcare heroes" at Sint-Trudo hospital
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ArticlePrimland upbeat on Chilean kiwifruit
Although the Covid-19 crisis continues to pose challenges, French kiwifruit supplier Primland expects substantial volumes from Chile this season
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ArticleSpanish citrus campaign ends strongly
Coronavirus leads to uptick in demand, but higher prices fail to compensate for lower volume
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ArticleANB acquires majority packhouse stake
One of South Africa’s leading citrus groups extends its packing interest in Cape region
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ArticleUvasdoce rings in the changes
Company celebrates 20-year anniversary with raft of new investment projects
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ArticleBesana on track to pack greener
The dried fruit and nut company is reducing its carbon footprint by making all of its packaging fully recyclable
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ArticleTaiwan opens its doors to Italian apples
State joins growing list of Asian markets open to Italy's exporters, following recent addition of Thailand and Vietnam
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ArticleSpanish produce sales soar
Confinement has led to a big rise in household consumption of fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleZespri ditches plastic in Monoprix
Zespri's conventional kiwifruit is set to be sold in Monoprix stores in France in cardboard packaging, after its organic range went zero-plastic in 2018
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ArticleBonduelle 'unites for common good'
Bonus will be given to employees who have continued to staff plants and "have demonstrated a proud commitment to their work"
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ArticleWCO reveals SH citrus forecast
Overall Southern Hemisphere production is forecast to drop 3 per cent year-on-year