News from Eurofruit – Page 306
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ArticleRegal'in launch new white flat nectarine
The new variety will reach commercial production in 2020 after the formal unveiling of certified producers at medFEL
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ArticleGrower brings baby kale to Greece
Salad producer Vezyroglou Farm is first to grow the baby leaf in the country, looking to tap into growing demand for superfoods
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ArticleStaay confirms vertical farm plan
Dutch company launches new website as project to build closed-loop lettuce production centre gets underway
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ArticleStable export volumes for Spanish produce
Opening two months of the year saw volumes remain steady, while year-on-year value dropped due to 2017 shortages
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ArticleZumex expands international presence
The company recently opened a new sales office in Germany, its fifth overseas division
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ArticleThe future starts here
It is crucial to continue researching new and developing existing cultivars, and this where South Africa's Provar and Sapo come to the fore
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ArticleDriscoll's extends blackberry campaign
Successful harvesting of glasshouse blackberries in Northern Europe helps extend blackberry season into spring, summer, and autumn
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ArticleEU apricot yield to fall by nearly a quarter
European producers are forecasting lower yields this year, after demand failed to meet 2017's record supply
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ArticlePetition demands zero VAT on organic
Eosta chief executive Volkert Engelsmann presents Dutch government with petition calling for removal of sales tax
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ArticleSanLucar hosts GS1 workshop
Valencia-based company has been working towards data standardisation for several years
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ArticleBiobest launches Moroccan facility
Biological pest control group splashes out €1.2m on new vertical farming facility
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ArticleChiquita unveils new-look European campaign
The marketer’s latest multi-channel campaign will be tailored to different markets
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ArticleRSA optimistic ahead of new US citrus campaign
SCSA heralds positive outlook as outgoing chairman Johan Mouton is replaced by Boet Mouton
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ArticleFrench organics boom faces upscale challenges
Shoppers in France remain hungry for organic produce, but gaining market share against larger suppliers remains difficult
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ArticleThermo King offers inner-city aid
Group unveils new B-series refrigeration units which allow for a fully electric-powered refrigerated fleet for inner city distribution
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ArticleNew chair at Fruit South Africa
Bongiwe Njobe has been elected as the new chairperson, with the CGA's Justin Chadwick the vice-president
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ArticleK&N's "good start" to 2018
Logistics group Kuehne and Nagel has seen a "significant increase" in earnings and turnover in the opening quarter of the year
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ArticleMore Turkish cherries for China
Exporters continue to make steady inroads into China and other Asian markets
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ArticlePeruvian pomegranates on the up
Shipments rise sharply in January and February as international demand continues to strengthen
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ArticleContainer dispute comes to a head
Unless sense prevails over High Cube ISO containers the South African fruit export industry faces an uphill road battle