News from Eurofruit – Page 444
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ArticlePoland courts Spanish consumers
Sharp rise in number of Polish companies taking part in this year’s Fruit Attraction
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ArticleCapespan Group 'becoming more global'
CEO Johan Dique explains how the South African company's expansion will increase its marketing and procurement footprint
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ArticleFood security requires collaboration
Numerous public and private sector players have signed the Declaration of Abu Dhabi to demand global collaboration to improve farming standards
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ArticleCapespan forms joint venture in Turkey
Cape-branded bananas and pineapples part of new marketing plan for promising new markets in Europe, Africa and Middle East
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ArticleGlobalGAP eases way for smallholders
Revisions for the upcoming Version 5 of the GlobalGAP standard include means to increase the affordability of certification for smallholder farmers
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ArticleMcDonald's France launches pear range
The fast food chain has widened its fruit selection with the offer of P'tite Poire bags, following the success of its P'tite Pomme range
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ArticlePink Lady apples return to shelves
Volumes are expected to reach 150,000 tonnes this season, which kicks off with a special competition
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ArticleOxfam critical of New Alliance policy
The organisation has blasted the New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition for favouring big business over smallholders
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ArticleMetro, Auchan in purchasing tie-up
German and French retailers have announced an agreement to enter into an international purchasing partnership
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ArticleTesco has 'lost customer trust'
Retailer's attempts to fund overseas expansion has come at a cost, according to retail expert professor Chris Edger
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ArticleErbil food centre plans put on hold
The construction of the Food Distribution Center in the Kurdish city of Erbil in northern Iraq has been delayed by fighting
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ArticleAntwerp to aid Colombian officials
Maritime professionals from the port of Santa Marta will receive training in Belgium
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ArticleTesco accounts mess goes back 'years'
Group chairman hands in resignation as fall-out from £263m accounting scandal continues to rock world's second-largest retailer
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ArticleUkrainian produce on Russia's hitlist
Reports in Russia have suggested that the country will impose a temporary ban on fresh fruits and vegetables from Ukraine
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ArticleItalian kiwifruit exports set to begin
Production in the north of the country expected to be ready for shipment to overseas markets during the last week of October
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ArticleProject boosts African bananas
New US$13.8m scheme aims to boost banana production in Uganda and Tanzania
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ArticleAdvisory firms split on ChiquitaFyffes
Influential group ISS says it now supports Chiquita's plan to merge with Fyffes, while Glass Lewis remains opposed
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ArticleFruit Attraction draws international crowd
Overseas participation was highest yet at this year’s event
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ArticleRed clementine wins innovation award
Mandarossa clementine, which is supplied by Sicilian firm Coa, has scooped the annual MMG Citrus Innovation Award
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ArticleFruitnet to launch global news service
Online news provider set to unveil Fruitnet Daily News in late October, meeting demand for global industry coverage