News from Eurofruit – Page 466
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ArticleTotal Produce to invest in veg and soft fruit
Company aiming to apply core fresh produce expertise to categories such as exotic vegetables and berries
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ArticleProexport calls for improved rail links with Europe
Construction of Mediterranean Corridor essential for fresh produce export growth, association tells conference
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ArticleStrong start to year for airfreight
The global airfreight market saw a 4.5 per cent growth in business in January 2014 compared to the prior year period
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ArticleImports tumble in unstable Ukraine
The political instability currently afflicting Ukraine has led to a fall in imports of fruit and vegetables and a drop in consumption
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ArticleRussian buying power under threat
Doubts about the potential for growth in Russia's fresh produce market are said to have increased over past few months
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ArticleRSA grapes head into late season
South African table grape exports run about 5m cartons short of last year, and the season may end early
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ArticleBee Friendly label launched in France
The new label, which encourages the cultivation of products in a way that protects pollinators, was unveiled at SIA in Paris
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ArticleValencia port expansion plans agreed
Intermodal logistics terminals to be built at four regional ports, government announces
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ArticleSector 'untouched' by Crimean crisis
Despite widespread uncertainty across the Crimean Peninsula, one fresh produce says business continues 'as normal'
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ArticleCosta Rican banana exports level off
Corbana estimate suggests that last year's export volume and value remained relatively flat
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ArticleK&N 'back on the road' to growth
Swiss group Kuehne and Nagel improves turnover and operational result in 2013
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ArticleRabobank's 2013 profit dips
Net profit falls 2 per cent as Dutch group is hit by several non-recurring events
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ArticleDoors open for African fruit
Banana, citrus and avocado exporters in sub-Saharan Africa have received a shot in the arm after new research leads to a lifting of restrictions
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ArticlePort of Hamburg on growth course
Throughput growth of 6.2 per cent for 2013 described as a "most impressive result" by the port marketing authority
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ArticleTricky fourth quarter at Ahold
Ongoing challenging environment and cautious customer spending impacted negatively on sales and underlying operating income
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ArticleVal Nantais set to join Terrena
The French vegetable co-operative could become part of Terrena, as both groups seek synergies and new development opportunities
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ArticleBonduelle reports on 'strong' turnover
Resilience in Europe and 'dynamism' outside of the continent help push French group's results up for the first half of 2013/14
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ArticleCranfield research throws up surprises
A survey of UK suppliers into consumer buying habits casts doubt on the efficacy of price promotions on fruit and veg
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ArticleLocal insights at Asiafruit’s China event
Experts on online fruit retailing and distributing into fast-emerging tier-two cities to speak at Asiafruit Market Insight in Hangzhou
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ArticleGrowers in Murcia 'must work together'
Fragmented production base is preventing fruit and vegetable companies from fulfilling export potential, forum hears