News from Eurofruit – Page 219
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ArticleEcuador reassures Europe on fruit supply
Despite challenges posed by the pandemic, harvesting, packing and exports are running smoothly says ProEcuador
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ArticleAmcor unravels consumer shopping habits
Research reveals European consumers’ online grocery shopping habits for fresh foods
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ArticleSustainability calls for new mindset
Unless questions are asked about our economic model, and until “food citizens” band together, transforming the food system is likely to remain beyond our reach
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ArticleOrganics strive to meet demand
Organic marketers like France’s Prince de Bretagne are working hard to ensure the continuous supply of organic vegetables during the Covid-19 crisis
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ArticleDel Monte celebrates Earth Day
Group marks the occassion by highlighting some of its own conservation efforts
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ArticleCause for concern at RSA ports
Container shortages and lack of shipping opportunities cause problems as citrus and topfruit exports peak
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ArticleLocal production in Outer Hebrides
Growing fresh produce in the far north-west of Scotland is no mean feat, but one woman is making it work with the help of an innovative new semi-permanent polytunnel
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ArticleRegulate supply to protect prices, says Acorbanec
Exporter association calls for tighter controls on shipments as coronavirus hits demand and prices
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ArticleGuelph Equinox take-up high, says GPG
European sales of the early asparagus variety are growing as availability increases
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ArticleOscar Gold kiwifruit hits stores
As Oscar Gold kiwifruit from South Africa arrived on shelves this month, French marketer Primland stressed that it was prioritising the safety of its workers
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ArticleSmart sorting
LBP Rotterdam has invested in new blueberry packing technology as demand for the fruit continues on an upward trajectory
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ArticleMurcian growers calculate cost of Covid-19
Absenteeism, higher transport costs and new security measures push up costs by more than 25 per cent
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ArticleFinding citrus solutions
With the spread of Covid-19 threatening the Orri Jaffa campaign, the powers that be have stepped in to help keep the fruit moving
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ArticleBelOrta adapts to challenges
Whether it be the coronavirus outbreak or Brexit, Belgian cooperative BelOrta is cognisant of the need to adapt to changing circumstances
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ArticleIndustry shocked at expert's passing
Dutch group Delphy reports unexpected loss of Willem van Eldik, a well-known expert on hi-tech fruit production
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ArticleZespri kicks off European campaign
Brand refresh and new packhouse in Zeebrugge signal a positive start to 2020 season
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ArticleSector needs "urgent" financial assistance
Coronavirus pandemic has destabilised the industry and threatens long-term food supply, Freshfel has warned
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ArticlePort of Antwerp trials bracelet
The Port of Antwerp has announced that it is teaming up with tech firm Rombit to trial digital bracelets to prevent Covid-19 infection among staff
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ArticleGreenyard offers Covid-19 update
Group says it remains fully operational, while also revealing that its transformation plan has had a positive affect on results
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ArticleSpike in demand for pre-packaged items
Online sales and home deliveries increase across European markets during Covid-19 shutdown