News from Eurofruit – Page 254
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ArticleBat-like drones 'could replace insecticides'
Tests are underway in the Netherlands to see how effective drone technology can be in eliminating flying insects
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ArticleFall Creek hires regional director for RSA
Appointment marks latest stage in the blueberry breeder’s global expansion
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ArticleDutch seed developer awarded global prize
Simon Groot receives 2019 World Food Prize for role in introducing disease-resistant vegetable seeds to over 60 countries
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ArticleTomato trials suggest bright future for LEDs
Early results from a new WUR project backed by Osram-owned Fluence suggest lighting could boost yields significantly
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ArticleItaly launches new marketing project in Asia
Fruit and vegetable promotion will target consumers, journalists and companies in China, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong
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ArticleRSA topfruit sector cuts greenhouse gas emissions
Industry has been working to reduce the environmental cost of fruit production
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ArticleCitrus from Chile heads for London
Chile courts new customers in the UK and Europe in a bid to reduce its reliance on the US market
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ArticleOrsero acquires Sardinian produce company
One of Europe's largest fresh fruit and vegetable companies takes full control of Cagliari-based wholesaler-distributor
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ArticleNew ground for Turkish cherries
New opportunities are materialising for Turkish cherry exporters like Alanar, with demand from eastern Europe and the Middle East on the rise
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ArticleBerry growth in South Africa
South Africa’s berry business is fast growing, but it will take many years before the country can really make an impact on the world’s markets
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ArticleSouth African stonefruit can rebound
Good rains this winter may well help South African stonefruit growers to bounce back
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ArticleDole resumes operations in Honduras
Company said it remains committed to its banana and pineapple operations in the country
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ArticleAgroFresh collaborates with Zest Labs
The two post-harvest companies are working together to improve freshness and reduce waste throughout the supply chain
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ArticleGrape breeders form new alliance
The Breeders’ Alliance will tighten controls on illegal plantings worldwide
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ArticleFirst Russian coldstore for Maersk
Danish shipping company Maersk has started construction of a new facility in St Petersburg to meet demand in Russia
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière extends Italian network
France’s Compagnie Fruitière is opening two new ripening centres in Rome and Padua, bringing its Italian network to three
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ArticlePlum season ends, hard work begins
There is much to contemplate for South African plum growers in the off-season after a disappointing campaign
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ArticleMore and more buyers head to Berlin
Fruit Logistica's importance to buyers and decision-makers in the fresh fruit and vegetable business remains as great as ever
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ArticleDutoit Group backs club varieties
Club varieties play an important role in the search for greater profitability