News from Eurofruit – Page 352
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ArticleEuropean apples target UAE
The Bicolored Apples from Europe campaign is back in the UAE, with tastings taking place in various supermarkets this month
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ArticleIdyl develops raspberries in Morocco
The French-Moroccan producer sees great potential for raspberries, with production sites currently under development in Morocco
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ArticleGrape start for Indian export deal
India's 2017 grape exports got off to strong start, says supplier Deccan Produce
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ArticlePakistan mango exports recover
Pakistani mango shipments to Europe and the UK are recovering thanks to improved pre- and post-harvest practices
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ArticleFLIA 2017 is a Knox-out
Rijk Zwaan's anti-pinking in lettuce trait lands the 2017 Fruit Logistica Innovation Award
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ArticleFlorida orange volumes dip
Latest forecast from USDA-NASS shows a decline in orange volumes, while grapefruit holds steady
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ArticleBayer launches convenience products
Group uses Fruit Logistica to introduce new products and champion its Food Chain Partnership activities
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ArticleHamburg Süd enhances SAWC service
Container shipping giant announces a range of improved services
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ArticleStrong mid-season figures for Vog
Italian consortium says sales have been good, while new export markets are opening in India and South America.
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ArticleBelOrta joins European Fruit Cooperation
Cooperative becomes shareholder and Belgium licensed partner for Kanzi, Greenstar and Migo
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Article25 years and counting for Ifco
Leading global provider of reusable packaging solutions for fresh foods celebrates its 25th anniversary in 2017
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ArticleGerman produce stats highlighted
Spotlight is on Germany as the official partner country of this year's Fruit Logistica
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ArticleFruit Logistica marks anniversary year
Some 3,100 exhibitors and over 70,000 trade visitors will gather at the Berlin Exhibition Centre this week
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ArticleFreshfel sees bright produce future
Strong assets and the sector’s capacity to innovate to meet consumers’ expectations breed hope for future
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ArticleCauliflower back in Brittany
More favourable weather conditions in Brittany spell good news for the region’s brassica harvest, with cauliflower volumes returning to normal
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ArticleFinding transformation solutions
In ‘Het Land van Waveren’, Stargrow Development and Ismail Motala are making history
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ArticleEosta demands fair accounting
The only way to make progress on sustainability in the food industry is to start calculating the costs of food production fairly, argues Eosta’s Volkert Engelsman
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ArticleExploring Knox possibilities
Wim Grootscholten, manager of the Crop Team Lettuce at Rijk Zwaan, is keen to explore opportunities for the trait
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ArticleCameroon mangoes set for boost
Support from development organisations in Germany and Israel is helping to move the Cameroonian mango sector forward
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Articlem7 wraps up first campaign
Having just concluded its first ever promotional campaign for the m7 Navel, CVVP has high hopes for the variety’s future