News from Eurofruit – Page 217
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ArticleSouth Africa trims avocado export forecast
Shutdown of hospitality sector amid coronavirus pandemic has hit sales
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ArticleSweden: outbreak having 'mixed' effect
Impact of coronavirus on the northern European country isn't entirely clear, says ICA category manager Maria Wieloch
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ArticleSyngenta lays out its Tomato Vision
New global tomato breeding R&D centre in the Netherlands looks to bring together all elements of the value chain
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ArticleContainer boost for South Africa
Further deliveries of empty containers to Cape Town will boost the country's fruit exports
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ArticleFreshfel studies Covid-19 impact
Fresh produce association releases cornavirus Impact Assessment for the European industry
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ArticleArra agency opens in Morocco
Grapa Varieties is opening a new agency in Morocco to assist the country’s growers in getting the most out of Arra and Early Sweet grape varieties
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ArticleThe search for ripeness
New test developed by Cranfield University could help reduce avocado waste by up to ten per cent
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ArticleSpring Sunshine brings hope to Spanish growers
SRC management committee set up to control, defend and promote the new mandarin variety
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ArticleCovid-19 puts brakes on Peruvian export growth
Shipment volumes drop markedly after government lockdown comes into effect
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ArticleMaersk opens China-Turkey rail service
Increased demand sees launch of weekly cargo route between Xi’an and Izmit
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ArticleHousehold fruit and veg sales soar in Spain
Fresh produce has been one of the main beneficiaries of the coronavirus lockdown
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ArticleRSA citrus backs black farmers
South African citrus industry announces details of investment in black farmers through participation in R307m fund
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ArticleEmirates SkyCargo keeps UAE stocked
Keeping food, including fresh produce, flowing into the UAE is group's "responsibility" despite reduction in flights
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ArticleCovid-19 concerns in South Africa
Western Cape government enact emergency plan to combat spread of Covid-19 in leading fruit region
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ArticleLCL buys Saphir from Jupiter Group
Broom Group strengthens LCL's hand in the Netherlands and reveals it is planning a further acquisition in Peru later in the year
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ArticleInterview: Gert Mulder, GroentenFruit Huis
Having delayed retirement to tackle the coronavirus crisis, the Dutch industry leader talks about his biggest challenge yet
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ArticleClimate clips European apricot crop
AREFLH forecasts a 37 per cent fall in production in 2020 due to frost, hail and high spring temperatures
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ArticleGerman group casts doubt on labour provision
Landgard's fresh produce chief suggests government's new seasonal worker plan will leave some crops to fail
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ArticleThe Polish perspective
Three fresh produce industry experts speak to Fruitnet about the Polish reaction to the Covid-19 outbreak
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ArticleAmbrosia closes "positive campaign"
A constant supply of high quality fruit helped secure good returns for growers