All Spain articles – Page 116
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Sector rallies round after Spanish fire
Valencia citrus packer Fontestad has spoken of its gratitude to workers, customers and competitors as well as the regional authorities after fire swept through its premises last week.
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ArticleFontestad distribution 'unaffected' by fire
Measures have been taken to guarantee supplies to customers, according to the group's Javier Castellar
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ArticleDia deals in higher sales
Discounter reports on stronger sales and net income during the first three months of 2012
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ArticleFire rips through Fontestad facility
Damage to Spanish group's warehouse is thought to be 'substantial' as firefighters continue to battle major blaze
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Spanish watermelons get new apps
Spanish fruit consortium of companies Asociación Grupo Fashion (AGF) has launched two new apps for its seedless watermelon brands ahead of the start of the new season.
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ArticleAGF boosts online profile
Spanish association launches apps to back its watermelon brands and revamps website
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ArticleSpanish growers take to the streets
Hundreds of Spanish growers and dozens of tractors have been taking to the streets in as part of the “green demonstration” called by growers’ leaders to highlight the crisis in their sector.
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ArticleMetro reveals raft of changes
Retailer is reorganising it logistics function and introducing a new structure for Makro in Spain and Portugal
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Verna lemons bring Spanish hope
Spanish growers have started picking the summer (Verna) lemon crop in the hope they will fare better than with the autumn harvest of Fino lemons.
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ArticleFrost after-effects hit citrus season
Spanish citrus exporters in Andalusia say January frosts ruined their season by damaging prices and demand
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ArticleUSDA-APHIS amends import protocols
US officials are working to facilitate the entry of Central American pitahaya, Philippine bananas, Egyptian strawberries, Spanish clementines and Chilean pomegranates
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ArticleSpanish call to halt Argentine lemon imports
Association urges action ‘in retaliation’ for Argentine government’s decision to nationalise Spanish-owned YPF
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Poor prices hit Spanish tomato growers
Spanish cherry tomato producers have lost on average €30,000 per hectare so far this season as a result of the “poor average prices” that have been received since the campaign began in September 2011.
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ArticlePoor prices hit Spanish exporters
Cherry tomato growers have seen income drop by average of €30,000 per hectare during 2011/12 season
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ArticleAsociafruit warns of stonefruit decline
Early nectarine, peach and plum output from the southern Spanish region of Andalusia is likely to fall significantly on recent season averages.
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ArticleAndalusian stonefruit volumes down
Expected production levels set to drop by half after frost damage in southern Spain
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ArticleProexport receives sustainability award
Murcia-based association recognised for work to reduce pesticides and manage natural resources
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ArticleGood start for Spanish strawberries
Freshuelva looks to build on export rise with promotional campaign in German cities
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ArticleHortyfruta issues melon warning
Harvesting too early risks disrupting market, warns association
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ArticleHortyfruta issues melon warning
Andalusia fresh produce trade association Hortyfruta is warning growers not to harvest their melons too soon and risk disrupting the marketplace.