News from Eurofruit – Page 364
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ArticleWallonia holds back Ceta deal
Belgium’s French-speaking region has put the signing of Ceta on hold, demanding stronger safeguards on labour, environmental and consumer standards
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ArticleSakata inaugurates research centre
The European subsidiary of Japanese group Sakata has opened a new centre in France dedicated to product quality and disease resistance
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ArticleBosnia-Herzegovina regains Russian access
Russia lifts ban on Bosnia-Herzegovina fruit and vegetable imports
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ArticlePrimaflor moves into UK production
Investment will allow the company to supply its retail customers with salads on a year-round basis
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ArticleOrganic food sales on the rise
Sales in the US and western Europe are climbing, according to Rabobank
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ArticleGreek kiwifruit on show in Dubai
As part of the Premium European Kiwi campaign, Greek producer organisations have been promoting their fruit in the UAE, in advance of their participation at WOP Dubai
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ArticleMaersk Line reopens Iranian routes
Shipping line returns to Iran after five-year absence, adding the country to its UAE cluster
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ArticlePorto chosen for first Mercadona store in Portugal
The supermarket is planning an initial investment of €25m in Portugal that will see four stores open in 2019
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ArticleAntwerp continues 'excellent' year
Belgian port gains market share in key shipping region over first nine months of 2016
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ArticleSpanish citrus campaign off to shaky start
Sluggish demand and the increased availability of Southern Hemisphere fruit is making for a complicated market
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ArticleNew openings in south-east Europe
Fruitnet Forum South-East Europe will explore exciting new opportunities for produce buyers, marketers, exporters and growers.
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit company sees red
Origine Group confirms plan to introduce commercial volumes of Sweeki Red kiwifruit from the 2018/19 season onwards
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ArticleSeatrade in US$55m MCI deal
Maersk Container Industry manufactures 4,000 new integrated reefers for Seatrade
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ArticleFruit removals only “last resort”
Marc Evrard of Belgian topfruit cooperative BFV has defended the removal of fruit to protect the market, explaining that the policy is only used when all other channels have been exhausted
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ArticleChange at the top for Copa-Cogeca
Philippe Appeltans has outlined his priorities, including ensuring support for POs in the post-2020 CAP
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ArticleAgro Merchants opens Rotterdam facility
ADB Cool’s expansion will support Agro Merchants’ growing customer base in northern Europe
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ArticleDutch/China port partnership in Italy
The Netherlands' APM and China's Cosco port operators have teamed up to run two terminals in Italy
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ArticleData: Spain's share of the UK produce market
Brexit and a weakening pound have thrown into sharp relief Spain's importance as a fruit and veg supplier to the UK
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ArticleGreenyard share sale 'improves structure'
Deprez family strengthens shareholding in move said to better the group's corporate decision-making
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ArticleBack in the US for Moroccan citrus
Following a suspension of nearly eight months, Moroccan citrus has regained access to the US market