News from Eurofruit – Page 80
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ArticlePlanasa reopens Navarra plant after fire
The Navarra facility is back to full production rate of 175,000kg per week
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ArticleAgrícola Chapi recognised for responsible water management
The grower-exporter was one of several Peruvian companies praised for the efficient management of water resources
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Article“Challenging” Asian market remains a priority for Washington apples
Short crop, unfavourable exchange rates, and export duties in China and India are affecting trade, but Asia remains a key market, says Washington Apple Commission
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ArticlePrimland set on red, gold and green
Primland’s strategy is to stay flexible as rising costs impact the sector, but the French kiwifruit grower-marketer’s commitment to offering a complete range remains the same
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ArticleFepex calls for free transit as new truckers’ strike looms
Latest walkout comes as Spain ramps up sales of fruit and vegetables on the domestic market and abroad
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ArticleCanopy, an apple variety to rival Granny?
New variety Canopy from the IFO breeding programme is seen by its French breeders, Dalival, as an alternative to Granny in the green apple market
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ArticleVarietal renewal continues apace in Chilean table grapes
New cultivars will account for more than half of Chile’s table grape exports in 2022/23
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ArticleGlobal airfreight demand softens
IATA figures show global air cargo demand dropped in September 2022 compared to the prior-year period
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ArticleFairtrade calls for “trade and climate justice”
Ahead of COP27, Fairtrade has released a position paper titled The Clock is Ticking! calling on leaders of government and the private sector to deliver on climate targets
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ArticleTotal Produce UK rebrands as Dole UK
Total Produce UK is to rebrand its operations across the United Kingdom, a move described as an “important milestone”
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ArticleFirst RSA grape containers could be loaded this weekend
Growers in the north of South Africa have started their new table grape harvest, with Namibia to follow from next week
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ArticleQuality and safety of SA Raisins highlighted
South African raisin producers are investing in improvements across the supply chain to ensure the best quality, sustainable product reaches German consumers. That is according to industry body Raisins SA, which has highlighted the importance of the German market to the business. Germany is the largest export ...
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ArticleFairtrade unveils first-ever ‘Non-Fungible Banana’
At COP27 Climate Conference, ’The Last Banana’ will warn delegates and governments alike that the future survival of the fruit is at risk
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ArticleAsia Fruit Awards: winners announced
ClemenGold, Goodfarmer, Makro (Thailand), and Nick Kukulan and Paramount Export Company are the winners of the Asia Fruit Awards 2022
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ArticleSH cherries looking at record volumes and narrowing margins
Rabobank says Southern Hemisphere industry will be put to the test in “the first regular season after Covid-19”
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ArticleFreshfel strives for standardised environmental methodology
Association’s Environmental Footprint Initiative embarks on a shadow Product Environmental Footprint Category Rule for fruit and vegetables
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ArticleResults boost for Del Monte in third quarter
Net sales and income both increase year-on-year despite “continued macroeconomic headwinds”
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ArticleWestfalia to construct new facility in France
Graveson facility in Provence area will include avocado storage, ripening rooms and packing capacity
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ArticleTommy Padilla joins Calavo Growers
US-headquartered avocado company adds to its ‘Family of Fresh’ team
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ArticleMore names confirmed for World Avocado Congress
Keynote speakers to address changing world of supply and demand at Auckland event