News from Eurofruit – Page 387
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ArticleSnacks on the attack
Rijk Zwaan’s commitment to developing a range of healthy snacking vegetable products is paying dividends
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ArticleKölla Group forms Italian import arm
German fresh produce group will look to sell mainly German and Spanish produce in the Italian market, it says
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ArticleFresh Fools: The produce industry's best April hoaxes
Here's a round-up of our favourite fresh produce-related April Fools' Day pranks from the past 24 hours…
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ArticleDutch grower launches world's first wonky veg farm
GrowTechs will only produce imperfect produce as demand for oddly shaped fruit and vegetables soars
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ArticleFruit business helping BayWa grow
While the German company found life tough in other industries last year, its fresh produce business is performing well
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ArticleAPM to develop Tangier terminal
Moroccan investment will create transshipment terminal with an annual capacity of 5m TEUs
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ArticleIfco rolls out SmartGuardian tech
New system monitors, controls, and reports critical control point parameters for RPC cleaning and sanitation
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ArticleAntwerp welcomes Iranian return
First Iranian vessel docks at the port of Antwerp since the lifting of economic sanctions
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ArticleMetro Cash & Carry trials in-store farms
Vertical greenhouse producing herbs and vegetables guarantees optimum freshness, retailer says
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ArticleGreefa makes Italian move
Sorting specialist launches Italian subsidiary located in the Bolzano region of the country
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ArticleWeather hits RSA citrus volumes
Southern Africa will export less citrus fruit this year due to the ongoing drought in many regions, with real fears over the 2017 season
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ArticleAustrians spend more on produce
Analysis of last year's grocery spending shows the value of Austria's fruit and vegetable market rose sharply in 2015
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ArticleFreskon show unites trade in Greece
Ahead of next month’s Freskon exhibition, which takes place on 21-23 April in Thessaloniki, Eurofruit spoke to project manager Tonia Nikolaidou about what to expect from this second edition
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ArticleBroccoli ‘can prevent hypertension’
Study finds that the balance of minerals the super vegetable contains is beneficial to heart health
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ArticleFino lemons put in fine performance
Strong prices and markets translate into good returns for Murcian producers
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ArticleMarkets are the driving force
When it comes to the tomato category, Dutch group Rijk Zwaan has all bases covered, catering to the needs of any individual market
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ArticleEgypt remains up to the challenge
Despite the turmoil of recent years, Egypt appears to be in a strong position to carry on the development of the agricultural sector, thanks to continued governmental support
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ArticleSyrian produce shipped to Russia
Russian importer Adyg-Yurak is investing US$10m in boosting logistics and packaging infrastructure in Syria
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ArticleRussian ban 'still hurting' Polish exports
Situation remains critical due to lack of alternative markets, says head of Poland's fruit and vegetable producers association
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ArticleNetherlands updates nutritional guidelines
The Dutch Nutrition Centre has updated its recommendations for the first time in a decade