News from Eurofruit – Page 410
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ArticleHazera hails dynamic watermelon sector
Group product manager Mark van der Zouwen sees big things ahead for both mini and large watermelons
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ArticleHapag-Lloyd invests in LatAm growth
Company announces multi-million investment in next generation containers
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ArticleStrong start for French apples
French apple exporters are experiencing their strongest season start in many years thanks to clear markets and a weaker euro
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ArticleHeat may limit EU apple crop
French apple producers cast doubt on reliability of Prognosfruit European apple crop forecast, claiming summer heatwave may limit yields
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ArticleZespri updates 2015 forecast
Returns for all pools fall within ranges released in July, with green per-hectare returns approaching record levels
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ArticleBuoyant EU demand lifts Spanish exports
Berries, oranges, stonefruit and courgettes among the star performers in the first semester
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ArticleCalls for kakis to be included in EU aid package
Losses to sector reached €30m last year in wake of Russian ban
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ArticleHamburg handles lower H1 volumes
Seaborne cargo throughput fell just short of last year's first-half figure
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ArticleG6 Alliance updates Asia-Europe service
The G6 shipping alliance has announced four void sailings within its Asia-Europe service
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ArticleRequiem product closer to EU entry
Bayer CropScience's biological insecticide for greenhouse products could hit the European market in 2017
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ArticleMurcia showcases seedless grape offer
Breeding programme has created 14 new varieties that are being exported all over the world
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ArticleUnica welcomes two new members
Addition of new producers will boost group’s citrus and tomato output
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ArticleDubai foresees major growth
Despite the Dubai market suffering from lower prices due to oversupply, Farzana Trading expects significant developments in the build-up to Expo 2020
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ArticleMurcian tomatoes feel the heat
Up to 60 per cent of plants around Aguilas and Mazarrón could be suffering heat stress, producer organisation warns
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ArticleChiquita changes tack as Iran sanctions bite
Group selling less in the Middle East and diversifying market spread as some Iranian clients struggle to pay invoices
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ArticleBanana exports to Iran get lift
Banana exporters in the Philippines are expecting an increase in volumes sent to Iran since the lifting of sanctions
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ArticleMurcia hails EU response to new Russian ban
Spain to be allowed to withdraw 129,350 tonnes of produce up to 30 June 2016 under new aid package
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ArticleAttractive market for Argentine lemons
Buoyant markets go some way in compensating for this season’s lower volume