News from Eurofruit – Page 281
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ArticleEurobanan expands Spanish lime programme
Thanks to its proximity to the European market Spain is emerging as a viable supplier when overseas production dips
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ArticleTotal Produce updates on Dole's Q3
Dole Fresh Fruit has performed strongly, while Dole Fresh Vegetables has been "affected by an industry-wide safety notice"
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ArticleThroughput down at port of Hamburg
First nine months sees container handling fall 3.4 per cent, with more freight transferred to rail
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ArticlePeruvian banana exports bounce back
Shipments of organic bananas forecast to rise by 10 per cent in 2018
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ArticleItacitrus launches year-round organic lime programme
Brazil’s biggest lime exporter now supplies organic, as well as conventional limes throughout the year
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ArticleRevenue rise for Maersk in Q3
Logistics giant reports on "growth across the business" for the third quarter of the year
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ArticleContainer industry unites
Leading companies look to create an association to pave the way for digitalisation, standardisation and interoperability in the industry.
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ArticleMurcia puts in solid performance
The region’s export volume tops 2.5m tonnes in 2017/18 in spite of challenging markets
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ArticleEosta lands sustainability award
Organic leader Eosta is handed a major sustainability business prize in Vienna
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ArticleChilean storm losses “to hit US$200m”
Fruit producer association Fedefruta says an area of 30,000ha was affected by this week’s storms
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ArticleUSA Pears ready for World Pear Day
Consumers will be able to taste US-grown pears via pop-up events in more than 24 countries on 1 December
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ArticleChile assesses impact of storms
Asoex said it hopes to have a full evaluation of the crop damage by next week
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ArticleHortgro campaign kicks off again
South African marketing initiative is ready for round eleven in the UK for 2018/19
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ArticleDR looks to increase pineapple exports
The fruit is one of several products identified by the government with good potential
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ArticleMarton Beres joins Sinclair
Beres is part of growth plans and will manage key regional customers
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ArticleMexico counts cost of avocado strike
Walkout by Michoacán producers is costing the industry US$4.3m a day, says Apeam
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ArticleHonduras targets eastern European banana market
Banana shipments forecast to reach US$650m in 2018, making them the second biggest export after coffee
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ArticleStargrow signs Lesotho deal
South African group agrees deal to help improve Lesotho’s agricultural industry
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ArticleMercadona, Ikea top consumer confidence poll
Retailers were the best rated companies by Spanish consumers in a new study by Grass Roots and DEC
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ArticleKenya enjoys European avo demand
The news that avocado consumption continues to grow is exciting growers in Kenya