News from Eurofruit – Page 422
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ArticlePeru sets sights on Africa
Andean nation recently opened a created commercial office in Casablanca
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ArticleVolume rise leaves Hungary short
Overproduction of products including apples, cherries and plums contributes to 10-15 per cent fall in grower returns
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ArticleTesco to sell collagen-rich juice
Backed by Spanish group AMC and skincare brand Natura Bissé, healthy juice range Beauty & Go is going mainstream
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ArticleEdeka seeks Kaiser's approval
After competition watchdog blocked Edeka's move for Tengelmann-owned Kaiser's, the groups have hit back
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ArticleMr Broko supplier lauded
Award from Murcian Chamber of Commerce recognises company’s success in boosting region’s broccoli exports
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ArticleChile in trade talks with Turkey
Delegation led by Direcon director Paul Urria travelled to Ankara to discuss bilateral trade with their Turkish counterparts
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ArticleRetailers 'failing' Italian growers
Leading soft fruit marketers call on supermarkets to prioritise homegrown fruit and promote it actively to consumers
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ArticleAnd now for something completely different
European shippers looking to supply India must offer "something different", Fresh Produce India delegates told
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ArticleGrowers demand EU action to avoid repeat of 2014 crisis
Raising consumption and negotiating new export markets are key to improving industry’s fortunes
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ArticleSubway appeals for suppliers
Subway needs more fresh produce suppliers to cater to its ever-expanding European outlet base
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ArticleEosta unveils Choco Tom variety
Dutch grower Ruud van Schie is the first to grow the chocolate brown tomato under the Nature & More label
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ArticleKenyan exporters enjoying strong demand
Market for exported tomatoes and mangoes said to be particularly strong thanks to increased interest among Russian buyers
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ArticleRussian scrutiny applies to all
Turkish tomatoes have suffered from the Russian authorities’ increased focus on produce imports, with refusals rising to 101 tonnes so far this year
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ArticleM&S committed to quality and UK farming
British retailer Marks and Spencer reiterates commitment to supporting UK farming and supplying quality produce
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ArticleRussia offers India opportunities
Despite its struggling economy, Russia offers Indian produce suppliers a wealth of export opportunities say shippers
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ArticleDiscipline key to selling India abroad
Indian produce firms must take a disciplined approach to build brand reputation abroad
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ArticleFreskon shows Greek resilience
The success of last week’s first Freskon fruit and vegetable fair in Thessaloniki is a mark of the Greek sector’s fortitude and willingness to work together
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ArticleNew board member for Total Produce
Kevin Toland appointed as non-executive director, a role he will take up in July
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ArticleAPM inaugurates Maasvlakte II terminal
Ceremony marks official opening of world’s first fully-automated, zero emissions container terminal
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ArticleSpain hits back at RSA protectionism claims
Ailimpo insists Spanish reaction to CBS issue is one of plant protection, not trade protection