News from Eurofruit – Page 302
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ArticleItalian peach crop down 16 per cent
Production of peaches and nectarines, including clingstones, set to fall to below 1.15m tonnes, CSO confirms
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ArticleNorway welcomes first Iceland store
Iceland Foods store located in Asker enjoys an 'enthusiastic reception' from shoppers
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ArticleOrganic aim sparks French debate
Doubts remain over plan to serve more environmentally friendly and organic products in public canteens
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ArticleIndustry gives Ad Klaassen warm send-off
DPA secretary retires after more than four decades in the Dutch fresh fruit and vegetable business
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ArticleBelOrta names its new director
The Belgian cooperative has announced that Philippe Appeltans, secretary general of VBT, will become the new CEO
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ArticleMore bad weather hits Italian crops
Tomatoes, asparagus and stonefruit all reported to have been badly affected by new wave of hailstorms
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ArticleBigbucks to arrive in a Flash
Bigbucks, the full-red Gala causing a stir in South Africa, has a new name
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ArticleBlues drive Camposol improvement
Peruvian company sees first-quarter earnings and sales rise, and says it will continue to increase its fresh production
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ArticleGreenhouse veg rise in Russia
Russia’s self-sufficiency has increased steadily since the country banned food imports from the EU, US and others, with greenhouse vegetable production rising sharply
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ArticleBayer introduces online GAP course
BayGAP training helps farmers globally increase productivity and profitability by implementing sustainable practices.
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ArticleFruits de Ponent champions cooperativism
President Sebastià Escarp insists collaboration is key to a stable future
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ArticleShorter stonefruit crop for Catalonia
Afrucat expects a significant decline in volumes due to the weather and a low fruit set
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ArticleOlifants River asks water questions
Unless more ways are found to store water in Olifants River the fruit and table grape sectors will suffer
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ArticleRijk Zwaan opens new research centre
Facility will reportedly enable group to develop new methods of vegetable seed breeding in the Netherlands
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ArticleNew clones crucial to Sicily orange plan
Variants of existing red-fleshed Moro, Tarocco and Sanguinello will be introduced as part of industry action plan
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ArticlePlanasa launches new Savana strawberry
Breeder says the new variety offer growers quality, shelf life, flavour and profitability in the early category
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ArticleWorldwide Fruit leads water initiative
UK importer teams up with South African growers to host a unique workshop in the country to explore water vulnerability risk
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ArticleSRCC gears up for growth
Sunday’s River Citrus Company says it is determined to remain a leading player in the Far East in particular
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ArticleLittle cheer for RSA grape industry
The 2018 season turned out to be extremely difficult for South African table grapes
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ArticleLatin America steals show in India
Latin American fruit is making its presence felt by playing a bigger role on India’s Southern Hemisphere apple stage this season.