News from Eurofruit – Page 298
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ArticleAntwerp to double rail volumes
Railport Antwerp initiative to expand activities, starting with appointment of new CEO
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ArticleUkrainian growers picking strawberries
The eastern European country is turning from strawberry importer to exporter, as Ukrainians return home with valuable experience and knowledge
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ArticleSanLucar sets up Dubai office
With its new presence in the UAE, the German fresh produce brand will be able to respond faster to the needs of its growing customer base across the Gulf
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ArticleAnton Dürbeck continues tradition
Fifth-generation family members Carlo and Marco Dürbeck are joining the Germany-based fresh produce importer
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ArticleUAE provides local support
Local producers of fruit and vegetables in the UAE are receiving support from both retailers and the government to boost quality and sustainability
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ArticleOpportunities aplenty in Serbia
Registrations are open for the third Fruitnet Forum South-East Europe, which takes place in Belgrade this November
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ArticleNationwide Produce grows Dutch ops
Vitaal Europe division has expanded its warehouse facilities near Rotterdam
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ArticleWinning over the politicians?
The discussion on land in South Africa is moving to a new, critical stage
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ArticleSouth African citrus forecast rises
With around 25 per cent of the 2018 Southern African citrus crop shipped, industry leaders have increased their forecast
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ArticlePack size crucial for redcurrant sales
Introduction of 300g punnet has apparently been met with increased demand from consumers in the Netherlands
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ArticleBritish cherries debut in continental Europe
Matt Hancock of Norton Folgate said it's the right time to "make some noise" about British cherries
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ArticleFresca launches avocado spin-off
New business unit The Avocado Company aims to build on recent market growth as UK sales surge past £178m
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ArticleHome advantage for Belgian cherries
Excellent conditions bode well for the quality of Belgian cherries this season, but heightened competition on export markets will make domestic sales key
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ArticleRPCs have CO2 edge
Study by the SIM finds reusable containers for fruit and vegetables result in 60 per cent lower CO2 emissions than cardboard packaging
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ArticleChina improves access for Italian kiwifruit
Publication of approved list of cold treatment facilities should streamline exports, with a similar breakthrough expected for citrus
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ArticleVal Venosta builds its berry category
One of Europe's major apple suppliers is placing more emphasis on developing sales of Italian-grown soft fruit
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ArticleCMA CGM to acquire Containerships
Shipping group CMA CGM is buying Finnish-based logistics firm Containerships - a leader in intra-regional transportation in Northern Europe
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ArticleNew dates confirmed for GBC2019
The next edition of the Global Berry Congress will take place on 25-27 March 2019
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ArticleEC to make call on Total Produce-Dole deal
European Commission due to decide by mid-July whether to give green light to Total Produce’s bid to buy 45 per cent stake in Dole
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ArticleWorld's first driverless store ready to roll
Californian concept Robomart promises to make grocery shopping "as easy as Amazon, as quick as Über"