News from Eurofruit – Page 53
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ArticleQ1 net income growth for Fresh Del Monte
While year-on-year net sales slide, net income climbs by over US$13m as the group turns in a set of first-quarter results reflecting ”commitment to efficiency and optimisation”
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ArticleCGC celebrates 50-year anniversary
Created in the 1970s to prepare Spain for entry into the European Union, it has overseen a doubling of citrus exports
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ArticleThe future is now for Syngenta
Syngenta and Four Growers are collaborating to create the future of tomato production through robotic tomato harvesting
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ArticleGolden Sweet Sprit celebrates sustainability milestone
It becomes the first company in the world to gain Carbon Neutral certification for goldenberries
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ArticleEcuador courts European buyers
Ecuadorean Embassy in The Hague seeking European participants for unique matchmaking events
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ArticleIan LeMay to lead California Table Grape Commission
Two-year transition plan unveiled, with Kathleen Nave to retire in 2025
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ArticleInaugural Global Tropicals Congress dates announced
Save the date for the new meeting point for international tropical fruit growers, marketers and buyers
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ArticleEosta shifts to Brazil and US for organic sweet potatoes
As Europe’s sweet potato season comes to a close and top-quality organic volumes fall off, Eosta is turning earlier to Brazil and the US
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ArticleMaersk to mark the launch of greener vessel
The logistics group will welcome its landmark green methanol vessel in Copenhagen this September
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ArticleChile and New Zealand seek closer fruit ties
Visit by Chilean trade delegation to New Zealand signals thawing in long-running kiwifruit trade dispute
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ArticleEurope’s apricot sector remains short of full potential
While this year’s production is in line with the five-year average, an overall decrease in production volume leaves room for future growth
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ArticleBigbucks owners issue warning on illegal tree exports
Bigbucks Gala-type apple gains momentum as reports surface of clandestine sales of trees to Indian growers
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ArticlePort performance key for South African citrus
South Africa’s port authority says it is pulling out all the stops to enable a successful export campaign
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ArticleAnecoop looks ahead to positive Bouquet seedless watermelon campaign
Season will be supported by promotions in Spain, France, Czech Republic and Poland
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ArticleParaguay celebrates first-ever persimmon shipment to Europe
The first consignment, shipped by Frutas del Paraguay, arrived in Spain recently
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ArticleSpanish apricots bounce back
2023 Spanish apricot crop is forecast to be 52 per cent higher than last season but production is down 7 per cent across Europe
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ArticleTomato Masters finds synergies with fish farm
In its efforts to guarantee the sustainability of its greenhouse vegetables, East Flanders producer Tomato Masters is working with a neighbouring fish farm to ensure optimal use of water
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ArticleDiMuto expands in Latin America with Montana Fruits partnership
Ag-tech company partners with Colombian fresh produce exporter to finance exports to Europe and market expansion
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ArticleEnvy and Candine boost Blue Whale sales in Spain
Envy triples its sales volume this season, while Candine sales continue to gather momentum
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ArticleSouth Africans will closely watch discussion on AGOA
South Africa’s citrus sector in the western parts of the country has always retained a keen interest in US political views over promoting African trade to the US