News from Eurofruit – Page 447
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ArticleSpain assesses impact of rain and hail
Rains welcomed by Murcian growers while hailstorms damage citrus and kaki production around Valencia
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Delhaize to join buying alliance
Belgian group joins E Leclerc and Coop Italia in European buying alliance Coopernic
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ArticleKiwifruit growers to sue NZ government
Government questions proposed negligence claim, which will aim to hold it liable for recent industry-crippling Psa outbreak
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ArticleFyffes tries to woo Chiquita investors
Improved merger deal would see shareholders in Chiquita own significantly larger percentage of new company
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ArticleFrance demands more aid for growers
Agriculture minister calls for wider range of vegetables to qualify for aid
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ArticleMoldovan fruit entering Russia by back door
Belarus said to be providing neighbour with indirect access to Russian apple and plum market following recent ban
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ArticleHSG-Istanbul launches Appy snacks
New fresh-cut apple snacks will be aimed at the Turkish and Middle Eastern markets
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ArticleZespri planting G3 in Spain and Portugal
Company says new SunGold sources are on very small scale and designed to augment production in Italy and France
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ArticleFruit Attraction expects more visitors in 2014
Raul Calleja, director of Fruit Attraction explains why the fair has sealed its reputation as a key event in the international fresh produce calendar
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ArticleTesco suspends GFS boss Matt Simister
Head of Group Food Sourcing one of four directors under investigation after retailer overstated its profits by £250m
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ArticleThe big interview – Jean-Charles Bocquet
Nearly one year into his role as director general of the ECPA, Jean-Charles speaks exclusively to Eurofruit about the future of the industry
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ArticleJuly fall for Spanish export value
Spain's fruit and vegetable exports dropped 2 per cent in value terms despite a 16 per cent rise in volumes
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ArticleSpain cautiously welcomes new EU aid proposal
Financial assistance measures will now be based on the volume of fruit and vegetables each EU country ships to Russia
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ArticleNature & More up for top organics award
Brand recognised for transparent approach to labeling which includes information on products’ provenance
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ArticlePositive outlook for Spanish lemons
Production set to reach almost 1m tonnes in 2014/15, provided there is adequate rainfall during the season
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ArticleBayer ups R&D spend to match projected growth
Crop protection giant plans to spend €2.4bn to keep up with growth in a market it believes may be worth €100bn by 2020
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ArticleMorocco could send more fruit to Russia
As their new campaign begins, citrus exporters in particular are hoping Russian buyers will take more fruit this season
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ArticleDriscoll's announces Dutch harvest
Driscoll's is celebrating its first ever autumn crop of Dutch-grown greenhouse blackberries
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ArticleRussian ban: risks but also opportunities
Fruit Logistica manager suggests embargo will alter trade, making annual networking opportunity in Berlin all the more crucial