Pineapple news archive – Page 45
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ArticleGood growing conditions help JO Sims up profit
Spalding-headquartered firm increased pre-tax profit in the year ending 31 December 2014 from £637,061 to £1.2 million
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ArticleNew funds to benefit produce trade
Latest European funding will help promote fruit and vegetables produced in Belgium, Italy, Poland, Cyprus, Bulgaria and the UK
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ArticleChilean cherries flying out for Asia
The first shipments of cherries from Chile have begun, with export volumes looking similar to last season
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ArticleRSA stonefruit in at OTC Canada
South African organic stonefruit season kicks off at OTC Holland subsidiary
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ArticleMansfields hits back at 'distorted' allegations
Channel 4 News report into worker exploitation was 'false', and painted an 'unrepresentative picture', Mansfield claims
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ArticleGoulburn Valley hit by hail storm
Growers reporting damage to 100 per cent of their crops, with meeting called to determine full extent of fruit loss
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ArticleAlibaba to promote Chilean fruits
Chilean Fruit Exporters Association signs agreement with e-commerce giant to promote and sell Chilean blueberries and cherries in China
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ArticleNew study reaffirms carrots' eyesight aid link
Harvard University work tracked more than 100,000 over-50s over a period of 25 years, and found benefits of numerous fruit and veg items
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ArticleDried fruit is back in fashion
It’s snack time for two produce firms who are breathing new life into lapsed dried fruit and date brand Eat Me
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ArticleCGA cancels cherry POS material
Australia's Cherry Growers Association has cancelled HIAL-supplied point-of-sale marketing materials ahead of the season
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ArticlePlanasa acquires Morocco’s Maamora Prim
Deal boosts Planasa’s early asparagus offer for European clients and enables company to expand its production of strawberry plants
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ArticleChilean cherry output rises sharply
Industry prepares for a challenging season as production rises by as much as 20 per cent
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ArticleSun World adds stonefruit licensees
Six marketing companies drawn from Israel, Australia and Chile have been named as stonefruit licensees
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ArticleCherry business boosts tech trade
Growth in the market for fresh cherries worldwide has prompted one Italian machinery company to expand its product range
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ArticleSun World testing new plum variety
Production of company's Black Diamond series set to expand in Europe with addition of fourth black-skinned, red-fleshed plum
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ArticleChinese investors caught unawares
Buyers entering the Australian cherry market surprised to learn how tough growing and exporting can be
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ArticleTasmania wins biosecuity reprieve
Growers cleared to have industry-based officers conduct inspection service
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ArticleFrench plums in good shape
Good weather conditions in France are responsible for a high-quality, high-yield plum crop this season
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ArticleSouth African apricots bounce back
There are significant changes offering real hope of a resurgence in South African apricot production, writes Fred Meintjes
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ArticleUK stonefruit sales shine
Lacklustre weather failed to take the shine off summer stonefruit sales this season, thanks to competitive prices and solid European supply