News from Eurofruit – Page 356
-
ArticleSpecial Fruit shows faith in Calinda
The Belgian importer has made significant investments in the Calinda strawberry, the early premium variety hitting shelves in Europe
-
ArticleGermany sees organic veg boom
2016 saw a major increase in sales of organic vegetables in Germany, with discounters taking a larger share of the market
-
ArticleKoppert marks 50th anniversary
A number of special events will be held in 2017 to celebrate the company's 50th year
-
ArticleCucumbers key for Hazera
Seed company Hazera is branching out from a focus on mini cucumbers to explore further opportunities in the category
-
ArticleSweeki launches in China
Developers of Italian kiwifruit brand hope to capitalise on Italy’s reputation for high-end exports
-
ArticleSanLucar unveils new look for Opal
Company goes back to the future for new vintage-inspired Opal apple packs
-
ArticleGood volumes for Brittany leeks
Prince de Bretagne predicts large volumes of leeks this season, with the addition of a new category guaranteeing ultra-high quality
-
ArticleCold weather boosts Polish topfruit sales
Dominik Wozniak of Rajpol says low temperatures which have swept across much of Europe have had a positive impact on sales
-
ArticleCold snap threatens Italian production
Salads, vegetables, citrus and grapes all stand to be adversely affected by severe cold weather across the country
-
ArticleMaersk sees strong growth in Mexico
Bananas and avocados among the products fuelling a surge in refrigerated container trade
-
ArticleMore North African veg for EU
Data from Eurostat shows that Morocco now accounts for almost one-third of imports from non-EU countries
-
ArticleNew deal offers The Greenery fresh start
Following several years of restructuring, the Dutch produce marketer has secured new financial backing
-
ArticleSeatrade launches Meridian FDD service
Shipping group is to upgrade its New Zealand liner service to the Meridian liner service
-
ArticleGruventa creates international division
Tristán Azuela is named as CEO and manager of Gruventa Internacional
-
ArticleSpanish citrus campaign goes from bad to worse
Greater availability of South African oranges in the European market is adding to Spain’s woes
-
ArticleSyngenta turns to NRGene for breeding aid
Seed specialist will utilise GenoMagic technology to help accelerate trait discovery and breeding
-
ArticleEU crucial for Scottish organics
Organic farmers in Scotland overwhelmingly favour continued access to the European single market, according to a survey by SOPA
-
ArticlePPO takes over Georges Helfer
Swiss distributor PPO looks to complement its own services, while ensuring the continuation of importer Georges Helfer
-
ArticleNew commercial director for Total Produce BV
Jan-Willem Kaslander will manage the sales team and help execute corporate strategy
-
ArticleEU lifts ban on Indian veg
The European Union has lifted a three-year ban on four Indian vegetables, reports Press Trust of India