News from Eurofruit – Page 474
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ArticleSuppliers set on growth in Gulf
Eurofruit Congress Middle East and WOP Dubai show that interest in the region from global fruit and vegetable suppliers is as strong as ever
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ArticleThanet Earth makes management moves
Richard Diplock is to assume overall control while Paul Frowde moves to Mack at Paddock Wood
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ArticleHamburg Süd gains an Edge
German shipping group's refrigerated container fleet expansion is being aided by Carrier Transicold
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ArticleAuchan targets Russian growth
French retailer looking to build on its existing store portfolio in 2014 with addition of new outlets
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ArticleMajor hail damage hits Ceres region
Growers in and around Ceres in the Western Cape are counting the cost of devastating hail storms that struck at the weekend
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ArticleHamburg maintains growth trends
Port sees growth across the board for the third quarter and the first nine months of 2013
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ArticleRussia could ban imports from Poland
Russian watchdog claims myriad cases relating to poor quality fresh produce and falsely-labelled products
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ArticleFresh produce trade booms in Dubai
International trading of fresh fruit and vegetables grew to Dh6.4bn in the first half of 2013
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ArticleRewe to make major investment
Reports in Germany suggest group is to plough €1.5bn into revamping stores and boosting online operations
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ArticleBoost for GoReefers in Namibian grape exports
South African logistics service provider GoReefers will this season handle the logistics for Capespan Namibia
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ArticleEU nut producers raise concerns
Volume of imported chestnuts in Italy overtakes domestic production for first time, while concern over Turkish imports grows
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ArticleFepex points to consumer awareness
Growing fresh produce consumption in Spain reflects consumer support for product diversity and healthy eating, Fepex notes
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ArticleTru-Cape names two new senior directors
South Africa's largest topfruit exporter confirms Roelf Pienaar will take over from Charles Hughes when he retires at end of year
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ArticleZayintec eyes cucumber success
Spanish group's Banglas F1 white cucumber has attracted interest in Europe during testing
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ArticleCA gears up for new melon campaign
An early exit from Brazil will leave the market clear for the first arrivals from Honduras and Costa Rica
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ArticleRewe goes big on small apples
German retailer supports domestic growers by adding smaller red apples to Pro Planet sustainably sourced range
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ArticleFormer Dole director joins Capespan
Leon van Biljon set to take charge of South African company's global fruit marketing business at start of February
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Florida citrus crop to decrease
Oranges will fall 6 per cent to 125m boxes and grapefruit volumes will drop to 18.35m boxes
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ArticleCanaries tomato season opens
The first consignment arrived in the Port of Rotterdam this week, heralding the start of the 2013/14 campaign