News from Eurofruit – Page 405
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ArticleGreen light for Rotterdam Cool Port
Kloosterboer and Port of Rotterdam invest in new cold storage facility, slated for a 2017 opening
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ArticleTotal Produce BV plans to relocate
Company due to take up residence at Kloosterboer's new Cool Port centre in Waalhaven area of Rotterdam
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ArticleArgentinean producers make pre-election demands
With the country due elect a new government on 10 December, the agricultural sector is making its voice heard
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ArticleAntwerp on course for record year
Belgian port's freight handling volume grew 5.5 per cent year-on-year for the first nine months of 2015
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ArticleCeres strikes at an end
The strike by workers at leading South African apple and pear packer Ceres Fruit Growers is over
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ArticleKuehne & Nagel 'accelerates growth'
Logistics group improves its operational result for the nine months of 2015, driven by seafreight and airfreight
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ArticleMattar becomes KAF managing director
Dubai trader KAF Group has named Gladess Mattar as its new MD, with plans to continue the company’s strategy of diversification
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ArticleNew links for Morocco and key markets
French group CMA CGM has upgraded its services in response to increased demand from citrus and vegetable exporters
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ArticleMaersk enhances cargo services
Link-ups with AT&T and Hapag-Lloyd will boost cargo tracking and safety capabilities
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ArticleFunding boost helps Gambian mangoes
World Bank investment is reportedly helping one major exporter to develop its business in Europe
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ArticleAPM plots major Vado investment
Four ship-to-shore cranes and 14 automated rail-mounted gantry cranes will be delivered as part of €150m investment
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ArticleGerman exporters 'missing out' in Asia
BayWa boss Klaus Josef Lutz describes Merkel government's lack of progress on Asian market access as "shameful"
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ArticleCF opens new ripening facility
France’s Compagnie Fruitière has constructed a modern banana ripening facility in western France to respond to strong growth
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ArticleFLIA opens for nominations
Applications are now open for those Fruit Logistica 2016 exhibitors who have brought an innovative product or service to market
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ArticleUnscrupulous growers 'damage' kiwifruit market
European kiwifruit growers who supply the market too early threaten to damage demand with their unripe fruit, says supplier
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ArticleEurope expects larger kiwifruit crop
Italian production set to rise by 9 per cent, with double-digit increases forecast in other European countries
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ArticleNew design for Brittany kale packs
Prince de Bretagne invests in sachet-style packaging to boost sales of the fashionable brassica further this season
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ArticleMoko threatens Suriname bananas
Disease has impacted nearly a quarter of the country's banana crop and "threatens survival of the fruit in the country"
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ArticlePink Lady grower loses entire crop
Vandals apparently targeted Pink Lady production between Bolzano and Trento, slicing hundreds of trees in half
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ArticleNo end to CFG strike as talks prove fruitless
Ceres Fruit Growers striker moves into its second month