News from Eurofruit – Page 377
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ArticleRSA citrus trade sees Brexit opportunities
South Africa’s citrus growers respond to Brexit with reference to reducing protectionism and technical barriers
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ArticlePartnerships boost Apofruit sales and profit
Strategic deals with apple suppliers and another major marketer, Terremerse, have boosted the Italian firm's results
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ArticleMarinopoulos heads for bankruptcy
The largest supermarket chain in Greece is reportedly set for bankruptcy, with small and medium-sized suppliers expected to be hardest hit
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ArticleTomasol joins Anecoop group
Cooperative will boost Anecoop’s tomato and watermelon offer in southern Spain
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ArticleRijk Zwaan wary of Brexit impact
Brexit vote could lead to increased fresh produce costs and potential restrictions
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ArticleBrexit 'will hurt airfreight industry'
Brexit vote will affect UK airfreight volumes and international trade, says IATA
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ArticleBrexit vote triggers expansion delay
UK logistics companies are worried airport expansion plans will be delayed after last week's Brexit vote
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ArticleItalian apple exporter turns to Asia
Vog says India and South-East Asia becoming more important as task of selling in Europe becomes more challenging
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ArticlePrince de Bretagne revamps broccoli
The Brittany-based marketer has announced the launch of new packaging for its broccoli, which has gained the backing of celebrity chef Jean Imbert
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ArticleGreek grapes show promise
Although downward price pressures continue to present a challenge, optimism surrounds the new Greek grape campaign, according to exporter Gefra’s MD, George Frangistas
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ArticleCrop protection industry 'disappointed' over Brexit
UK's position as a champion of agricultural innovation will be missed within the EU, the ECPA has said
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ArticleRetailers band together for purchasing
E Leclerc and Rewe Group found Eurelec, a joint purchasing company, in Brussels
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ArticleEuropean campaign targets UAE
Freshness from Europe is now focusing its efforts on the United Arab Emirates.
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ArticleSouth African shock at Brexit vote
Although immediate changes are not expected, there could be long-term ramifications, the South Africans say
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ArticleUnica exceeds sales forecast
The group has sold 253,000 tonnes of produce so far this season, surpassing the 222,000 tonnes achieved in 2014/15
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ArticleMercadona moves into Portugal
Decision marks the Spanish retailer's first expansion into foreign territory
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ArticleRSA citrus exports "lower than predicted"
Volumes could be as much as 9 per cent lower than the previous year
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ArticleBrexit: UK trade facing huge challenge
Philippe Binard, general delegate of industry body Freshfel Europe, considers task facing produce firms as Brexit looms
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Spanish sector "concerned" by Brexit
Fepex says UK referendum vote is worrying, while Murcia's Proexport calls the decision "a blow for agriculture" in the region
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ArticleUnitec Group completes double purchase
Group's subsidiary Unisorting completes the acquisition of Longobardi Srl and Sado Srl