All Spain articles – Page 87
-
ArticleDifficult season for UK wholesalers, traders say
Unfavourable growing conditions at home and abroad have caused wholesale shortages in several products this season
-
VideoVideo: Changing face of Spanish imports
Mihai Ciobanu of UK analyst Fresh4cast talks us through the latest trends in Spain's rapidly evolving fruit and vegetable import market
-
ArticleEU acts to limit scope of Russian ban
Moscow preventing Spanish stonefruit shipments to China from passing through its territory
-
ArticleTurkish lemons face EU obstacles
As the EU suffers a glut of lemons from Argentina, Turkish exporters may have to deal with the effects of tighter controls and higher transport costs
-
ArticleTomato PGI welcomes new member
Volumes of Tomate La Cañada-branded tomatoes to increase as Luis Andújar becomes seventh company to join the label
-
ArticleTurkish lemons face tighter controls
EU’s decision announced as market comes under increasing pressure from glut of Argentine lemons and bigger Spanish crop
-
ArticleThe motorcycle diaries
Two men, two bikes and 10,000 miles - The Great Fruit Adventure is going to huge lengths to educate kids about fresh produce
-
ArticleWhat did you miss at Asia Fruit Logistica?
This year's exhibition created a considerable buzz on social media. Here are some of our highlights from the show…
-
ArticleMoroccan exports to Spain on the up
In the first three months of 2016, Spanish imports of Moroccan fruit and vegetables grew by a sizeable 26 per cent
-
AnalysisPlenty of potential for European peppers
Enza Zaden's Hans Verwegen looks at the European pepper market and considers a possible comeback for the category.
-
ArticleSpain imports more fruit
Bananas, apples and watermelons lead the way as the country brings in greater volumes of fruit and vegetables in the first half
-
ArticleFAO data ranks producer nations
Spain remains the largest producer of fresh fruits and vegetables in the EU and now ranks ninth globally
-
ArticleOlympic Fruit looks beyond Russia
The Dutch importer has welcomed the growing stability of the European market, as companies begin to cope better with the continuing Russian ban
-
ArticleGalician blueberry project comes to fruition
Horticina becomes the biggest blueberry farm in northern Spain with planted area rising to 100ha by 2018
-
ArticlePeruvian custard apples reach new markets
The government is supporting small producers in their efforts to develop new export opportunities
-
ArticleAlgeciras to build new container terminal
Investments in services and infrastructure will bring new opportunities for fresh produce companies
-
ArticleExtremadura stonefruit sets sail for China
The southern region becomes the first in Spain to embark on sea-freighted exports to the newly opened Chinese market
-
ArticleEvelina making name for itself in Asia
Chilean and Argentinean production now complementing European volumes, as exports to China, Taiwan and India begin
-
ArticleEU to harvest fewer apples and pears
World Apple & Pear Association expresses "careful optimism" about new season prospects, although challenges remain
-
ArticleSpain's produce trading figures laid bare
Fepex publishes export and import figures for the opening five months of 2016