News from Eurofruit – Page 321
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ArticleGreenyard-Dole: takeover deal is off
Belgian business unable to reach agreement with US fresh produce company on proposed US$2.5bn deal
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ArticlePremieres in the spotlight in Berlin
The leading trade fair for the fresh produce industry presents world, European and trade fair premieres in February
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ArticleHazera launches Shanty in Ethiopia
The introduction of the Shanty tomato to Ethiopia by Israeli seed company Hazera has got local farmers talking of “life before and after the Shanty”
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ArticleValencian growers chase higher returns
Avocados, kiwifruit and pomegranates are gaining ground over traditional crops
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ArticleAntwerp takes charge of Cotonou
Port of Antwerp International is charged with modernising the Benin facility
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ArticleSpanish sector puts in solid performance
Full-year figures from Fepex show that the growth in fruit and vegetable imports outpaced export growth in 2017
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ArticleHigh temperatures hit Moroccan citrus
A poor harvest means exports are set to fall across all major categories
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ArticleCabilfrut ships first RA-certified avos to Europe
Company says three farms have received accreditation with another eight due to be certified this year
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ArticleBelgian expansion for Panalpina
Perishable handling specialists Adelantex and AD Handling have been added to the Panalpina stable
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ArticleEurofruit's Top 25 stories from 2017
Review: Find out which stories were the most read on the Eurofruit website over the past 12 months
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ArticleSpain redirects citrus objectives
Exporters continue to make inroads in Asia but their share of the US market is contracting
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ArticleGreenyard prepares to purchase Dole
Landmark US$2.5bn deal would place Greenyard way out in front as the world's largest fresh produce company
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ArticleSanLucar future proofs leadership team
New organisation of the executive board sets company on course for continued global growth
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ArticleRamaphosa's election rallies RSA currency
ANC leadership win by Cyril Ramaphosa to replace Jacob Zuma as president still leaves the party deeply divided
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ArticleIP scoops packaging design awards
Two of International Paper's latest fresh produce packaging products have been recognised in Italy and Turkey
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ArticleCandy grapes hit RSA supermarkets
Two grape varieties from the IFG stable, Cotton Candy and Candy Heart, will appear in South African supermarkets this week
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ArticleDownward trend for RSA stonefruit
The country's shipments of stonefruit are on track after a slow start, but crop expectations have been adjusted downwards
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ArticleKiwifruit Vine Health has new CEO
Stu Hutchings comes in to replace Barry O'Neill at biosecurity organisation
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ArticleCarsol moves towards 12-month blues production
The company is inching closer to its goal of being a year-round producer of premium blueberries
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ArticleRSA grape forecast falls further
Difficult outlook for South African table grapes highlighted in second export estimate