News from Eurofruit – Page 347
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ArticleThe Greenery doubles its profits
Cost reductions help drive up profitability despite the group reporting a fall in turnover of 6.9 per cent
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ArticleMurcia protests over water crisis
A demonstration on Wednesday will highlight the impact of water shortages on the region’s horticulture
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ArticleUGPBAN seeks import rule change
The French banana association has expressed concern over the differing organic standards governing exporters from within and without the EU
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ArticleThe Greenery opens new berry facility
Modern new distribution centre in Breda has been developed in partnership with Belgian logistics firm WDP
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ArticleNew technical director at Bakkavor
Former Sainsbury's head of technical for chilled foods Yvette Sowerby joins the group's UK operational team
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ArticleNew pack for new potatoes
French marketer Prince de Bretagne is launching a new freshness bag for its new potatoes, set to hit shelves in May
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ArticleDouble-digit growth for Anecoop
Strong sales, new members and rising production in key product lines reflect another successful year for Spanish group
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ArticleOptifreeze appoints fresh-cut expert
New chief executive Nick Kramer joins Swedish technology provider from Dutch processing company Royal Vezet
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ArticleLandgard appoints new fresh produce regional manager
German fresh produce marketer names former Andretta Fruchtimport as head of fruit and veg division in south and south west Germany
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ArticleGlobal Plant Genetics ties up blueberry deal
UK-based IP specialist appointed by Oregon-based breeder to develop international market for protected varieties
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ArticleOff-season means RSA avo dip
Phenomenon blamed for 7 per cent drop in South African avocado export volumes
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ArticleBelOrta and Hoogstraten mull merger
Belgian cooperatives BelOrta and Hoogstraten have established a committee to look into the potential benefits of a merger
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ArticleEgypt fights Saudi pepper ban
A delegation from Egypt will attempt to resolve the current Saudi pepper ban when it visits the Kingdom next week
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ArticleGBC2017: the story on social media
Fruitnet.com rounds up the best content from across the social media networks during Global Berry Congress 2017
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ArticleChina explores new Egyptian imports
Chinese companies are visiting Cairo next week to investigate the potential for a wider range of agricultural imports from Egypt
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ArticleBrexit means balancing act for South Africans
South African fruit sources are extremely cautious when it comes to speculating what Brexit will mean for them
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ArticleGBC2017 lays down berry health challenge
More than 400 delegates attended Global Berry Congress 2017 in Rotterdam, a record attendance for the annual event
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ArticleFresh fruit name and image 'misused'
Freshfel's 'Where is the fruit?' report finds that the name and image of fresh fruit is being misused by other food sectors
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ArticleLabour issues laid bare at GBC2017
A special session at Global Berry Congress focused on wide ranging topics such as modern slavery and automation
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ArticleFresh voices in land debate
The land debate in South Africa is hotting up in a year that the government party will elect a new leader to replace Jacob Zuma