News from Eurofruit – Page 41
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ArticleSalix Fruits sees “promising” Turkish apple season ahead
US-based group says it is ready to deliver a good volume of high-quality fruit for export markets
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ArticleSNFL showcases latest innovations in grape breeding
Breeder presents the next generation of healthy and flavourful varieties at its Global Summit in Murcia
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ArticleFresh Del Monte alert to change
Mohammed Abbas, Fresh Del Monte’s chief operating officer, says the company is always on the hunt for new and better products, as well as technologies to boost growers’ resilience to extreme conditions
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ArticleAMFresh completes acquisition of IFG
Bloom Fresh International is the new name of the merged breeding operations of SNFL and IFG
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ArticleIntercitrus calls for tougher EU stance on RSA citrus imports
It wants EU to set up centralised system to log temperature readings to prove that cold treatment rules are being followed
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ArticleAll change for Peruvian avocado markets
Chile enters the top three destinations for first half of 2023, displacing the US market
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ArticleStrong year for Uruguayan citrus
Quality improvements and lower shipping costs have benefited exporters this season, said Upefruy
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ArticleCollaboration vital to root out abuse
Acknowledging the problem of worker exploitation is half the battle for fresh produce companies, according to Shayne Tyler who specialises in helping firms combat the scourge of modern slavery
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ArticleMixed feelings as BRICS Summit heads to South Africa
The South African fruit sector will be closely watching this month’s BRICS summit in Johannesburg
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ArticleColombian banana union celebrates historic deal on worker’s rights
Sintrainagro said new agreement will benefit 22,000 workers across 251 banana farms in Urabá
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ArticleMastronardi shakes up organic strawberries with Sunset Wow
New exclusive varieties will be grown in company’s state-of-the-art Ohio greenhouse
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ArticleCosta Rican pineapple and banana exports bounce back
Strong European demand and favourable climatic conditions fuel double-digit increase in exports in first half of 2023
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ArticleChile promotes lemon offer to Japanese market
Citrus Committee organises workshop and retail tour to help importers and distributors identify new growth opportunities
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ArticleAustralian vegetables explore Europe
Government funding awarded to Australian vegetable industry to explore export opportunities in EU and UK
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ArticleMushrooms positioned as energy-boosting ‘super food’
Marketing campaign aims to increase limited awareness of vegetable’s vitamin B content as people’s diet suffers during cost-of-living crisis
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ArticleWashington apple harvest estimate released
Washington State Tree Fruit Association releases 2023 forecast with a return to normal volumes and high quality fruit predicted
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ArticleTurkish exporters turn focus to figs
Turkish fig exporters report high quality for the upcoming Black Bursa season, with weather conditions currently remaining favourable
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ArticleNew Spanish food summit aims to deepen UK trade ties
Event in London aims to boost trade between Spain and Britain and explore the potential for market growth in food and wine
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ArticleIn&Out set for grand finale with 2,000 retail promotion days
The final month of campaigns for In&Out, an Apo Conerpo project co-financed by the EC, involves several of Italy’s major retail chains
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ArticleWest Africa growers bless the rains
Concerns over changeable climatic conditions are very real across West Africa, but pineapple and mango growers say this year’s ample rainfall has been good for yields