News from Eurofruit – Page 296
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Article'Best half-year ever' at Antwerp
Port says freight handling jumped 6.5 per cent on same period of 2017, driven by greater container volumes
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ArticleUruguay feels pull of US citrus market
Higher prices and lower tariffs make the US a more attractive option than Europe for exporters
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ArticlePFT homes in on stricken Moño Azul
Takeover would give Patagonian Fruits Trade control of one of Argentina’s most iconic fruit brands
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ArticleQuality holds the key
Polish apple and pear exporter Basstion Fruit believes that high quality holds the key to successful marketing and opening new doors in Asia
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ArticleAudio: Vertical farming really is a revolution
Monsanto's Bruno Libbrecht explains the implications of new production techniques for consumers and growers all over the world
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ArticleCIV releases apple for pre-commercial trials
New bicoloured fruit is said to offer a large harvesting window that starts a few days prior to established variety Gala
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ArticleCarrefour rolls out tomato blockchain trial
French retailer extends shared ledger technology to fresh produce, starting with Filière Qualité coeur de boeuf tomatoes
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ArticleNunhems showcases melon offering
The company presented new options developed after extensive research into consumer buying habits
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ArticleCool Port lands BREEAM certificate
The Kloosterboer-run coldstore in Rotterdam has been awarded 'outstanding' BREEAM certification
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ArticleGPS unveils brace of new blueberry varieties
MegasBlue an Titanium are the first two varieties released by Oregon Blueberry Farms and Nurseries
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ArticleAnecoop says it with…watermelons
Company’s innovative heart-shaped watermelons will soon be on sale in the UK
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ArticleMarkets seek greater role in EU food policy
New declaration will give wholesale markets a louder voice in debates over future of European strategy
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ArticleGreater US access will take time
New deal mooted for South African citrus in the US could be quite some way off
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ArticleIndian state bans plastic packaging
The state of Maharashtra issued a ban on plastic packaging resulting in the closure of over 500 manufacturing units
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ArticleSpain's EU exports fall
Fruit and vegetable exports destined for the EU fell by 4 per cent in the opening four months of the year
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ArticleStefan Conradie appointed Exsa CEO
Current Fruitways commercial director will take up his new position in September this year
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ArticleSouth Africa considers water future
Workshop by leading UK importer considers initiatives measuring water sustainability risks in South Africa
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ArticleAndalusian stonefruit bounces back
Grubbing of orchards brings sharp fall in supply and stronger prices in the European market
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ArticleScaap welcomes government visit
French cooperative Scaap Kiwifruits showed off the innovations being made in Les Landes during a visit from the French agriculture minister
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ArticleEU lifts measures on Egyptian strawbs
The EU Commission has lifted additional examination procedures on Egyptian strawberries after new quarantine procedures pass the test