News from Eurofruit – Page 386
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ArticleZespri puts some shipments on hold
Kiwifruit marketer quarantines small proportion of exports following packing issue, but stresses there is no risk to consumers
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ArticleThe hidden trend in Europe's apple market
EU apple stocks in March have climbed 75 per cent in the past decade, with the biggest rise coming from a surprising source
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ArticlePolish apples failing to find new markets
New stock figures appear to confirm that a lack of suitable varieties is holding the country back following the Russian ban
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ArticleWhy broccoli leaves may be the next kale
Previously regarded as a waste product, the leaves are now increasingly regarded as a vegetable in their own right
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ArticleDisney goes bananas for Canaries fruit
Entertainment giant’s latest fresh produce tie-in features new Jungle Book film in Canary Island banana promotion
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ArticleLidl, Mercadona grow market share in Spain
Retailers benefit from consumers looking for better value at larger distributors, analysts say
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ArticleHistorical high for Rewe
German retailer turned in the best operating result in the history of the company in 2015
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Article"Positive" 2015 for The Greenery
Dutch fresh produce organisation reports on rising sales and net profit for 2015
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ArticleItaly's favourite pear attracts fans in South Africa
The Abate Fetel variety has long been a favourite in Italy; now it's beginning to win market share in the Rainbow Nation too
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ArticleMeet the beetles: Val Venosta's new brand identity
One of Italy’s leading apple export trademarks has undergone a major redesign, bringing quality and nature to the fore
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ArticlePrice swings mar Valencia citrus campaign
Lower output led to a partial recovery in prices this season, with some lines such as licensed clementine varieties performing better than others
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ArticleSustainable deal for EC and Fairtrade
European Commission and Fairtrade International join forces to drive sustainable development
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ArticleBelgian pears near Brazil entry
Belgian officials are confident that the country’s pears will soon gain access to the large Brazilian market
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ArticleKenya to welcome major agri-player
Kenya Fruits seemingly already has the structure in place to make a big impact on the fresh produce industry
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ArticleFairfruit invests in Portuguese packhouse
Company recently announced that it is to double its organic stonefruit acreage in Portugal by the end of the year
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ArticleLettuce supplies to remain tight
Ongoing weather issues in south eastern Spain will keep volumes low during the coming weeks
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ArticleGuadeloupe eyes production rise
The Antillean island is keen to increase banana production to boost jobs, but changes are required in the way subsidies are distributed
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ArticleEgypt eyes closer Russian links
The Egyptian government is weighing up the creation of a new shipping line to link it directly with ports in Russia
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ArticleKazakhstan tops list for Poland
In the continued absence of the Russian market, Poland sees potential in new markets including Kazakhstan, Cuba and Mexico
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ArticleAlgerians call for domestic support
Farmers in Algeria have expressed frustration at the high level of fresh imports into the country, at the expense of locally produced items