News from Eurofruit – Page 348
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ArticleFull steam ahead for Easyfresh Express
Rail service linking Valencia to northern Europe offers a new option for produce shippers in southeastern Spain
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ArticleBayer opens tomato centres
Bayer presents all Nunhems tomato on the vine varieties at two loctions in Belgium and the Netherlands
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ArticleFruit Logistica publishes free future trends report
Download your copy of Fruit Trade 2025: Part 1 – Key Trends and Drivers from the event website
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ArticleSwiss veg intake falls ‘for first time in years’
Population ate 1.5kg less fruit and veg in 2016, with carrots and tomatoes emerging as Switzerland’s favourite fresh produce
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ArticleAhold Delhaize updates on divestments
Retailer reports progress on store divestments agreed with Belgian Competition Authority during merger
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ArticleTozer opens its first trial farm in Murcia
New farm will test the breeder’s innovative varieties in a Mediterranean climate
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ArticleBrittany shows off spring range
Prince de Bretagne is promoting the wide assortment of produce available this spring, as well as its expanding organic range
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ArticleBrexit fears mount in Spain
The UK imported 1.5m tonnes of Spanish fruits and vegetables with a value of €1.762bn last year
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ArticleDelta Agrar named as Rubens distributor
Serbian group joins other licensees working to to enhance Rubens apple reputation internationally
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ArticleLandgard acquires 20 Italian suppliers
The German cooperative has secured an important new source of herb supply via its Ligurian partner Ital Service
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ArticleMadrid swoons at Sweeki charm offensive
Month-long promotion for premium Italian kiwifruit brand in Madrid appears to be generating strong interest
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ArticleSaudi Arabia celebrates Turkish citrus
Sales of Turkish citrus in Saudi Arabia jumped 39 per cent in 2016
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ArticlePPECB welcomes new board members
South African export certification agency announces appointment of new board members for a three-year period
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ArticleSouthern African citrus on the up
Exports of citrus from Southern Africa are expected to return to 2015 levels this season
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ArticleSpanish port strike averted
Government forced to go back to the drawing board after Congress votes down reform law
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ArticleFreskon welcomes international buyers
Next month’s Freskon fair is set to welcome a host of invited international buyers in Thessaloniki, according to organiser TIF-Helexpo
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ArticlePremium European Kiwi hails successes
The campaign to promote European kiwifruit in the markets of Canada, the UAE and China has enjoyed significant results in its first 16 months including an increase in exports
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ArticleAlgeria focuses on port training
Algeria’s Serport has signed an agreement with the Belgian centre for maritime and port training to bolster the skills of Algerians working in the country’s ports
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ArticleVeg price rises push up German inflation
Increase in vegetable prices caused by recent European shortage has had a dramatic impact on Germany's economy
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ArticleJaffa Orri eyes Chinese market
Israel’s Plant Production and Marketing Board expects "dramatic increase" in volumes to China