News from Eurofruit – Page 381
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ArticleLandgard: regional and green are 'mega-trends'
German fresh produce giant predicts further growth in consumer demand for sustainably sourced fresh fruit and vegetables
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ArticleSlight decline in Hamburg throughput
Total first-quarter seaborne cargo at Port of Hamburg down 2.5 per cent on previous year
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ArticleSpanish exports grow in value
First quarter fresh produce exports from Spain climb nearly 6 per cent in value despite lower volumes being shipped
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ArticleIdyl launches Maghreb Palm Biotechnologies
The Franco-Moroccan producer has created a start-up, Maghreb Palm Biotechnologies, to strengthen its position in the farming sector
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ArticleFruitnet Marketing Review: May 2016
A round-up of eye-catching projects from the world of fresh produce advertising and branding during the past month
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ArticleCopa Cogeca urges Russian action
Groups urge EU Commission to step up efforts to re-open the Russian market, warning agriculture sector remains in "critical state"
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ArticleCofruid’Oc maps out quality approach
The French cooperative has highlighted the importance of pursuing quality, as demonstrated by its Tasty Granny-branded apples
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ArticleDutch region welcomes EU delegation
Westland promotes expertise and innovation of its horticultural hub, backed by Koppert Cress founder Rob Baan
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ArticleJazz strikes chord with Swiss public
Consumers polled during retail show BEA picked out the variety as their favourite, followed by Braeburn and Pink Lady
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ArticleFyffes backs Seafarers campaign
Seafarers UK launches campaign to raise maritime awareness in primary schools
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ArticleSpecial Fruit embraces Zerya
The Belgian importer has announced that three of its berry producers in Spain and Portugal have gained the Zerya residue-free certification
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ArticleFunds dry up at Lonrho Fresh
South African exporter goes into liquidation, blaming loss of main customer and a lack of available produce
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ArticleNew tool could boost exotic fruit sales
Colombian firm Ocati unveils special straw-scoop to make consumption of products like passion fruit and granadilla easier
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ArticleWestern Cape launches climate strategy
High level recognition in the region of the devastating effect climate change can have on the agricultural sector
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ArticleCyprus' biggest fresh produce co-op 'under investigation'
Sedigep, which is known for its citrus and potato exports, is reported to have sustained millions of euros in damage
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ArticleGerman appetite for Fairtrade bananas grows
The country’s import volume of the product rose by a third in 2015 to 68,000 tonnes
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ArticleDecrease in latest NW cherry forecast
Round two estimate pegs crop 4.5 per cent lower than original forecast
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ArticleGlyphosate reapproval under discussion
Reducing length of approval from 15 to nine years could undermine future substance processes for farmers, ECPA says
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ArticleSAT Royal mulls Chinese potential
The company is preparing to make its first airfreighted shipments of nectarines and pluots to China