All Supply articles – Page 119
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NewsSpain leans on non-EU imports
The value of fresh produce coming into Spain from non-European countries grew 20 per cent in the opening quarter of 2023
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ArticleT&G commissions automated Hawke’s Bay packhouse
First phase of state-of-the-art apple packhouse is complete helping T&G manage increased volume growth and lift productivity
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ArticleGuimaras mangoes receive GI
Mangoes from key Philippine growing region awarded geographical indication for their extra sweet taste
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AdvertorialCamposol and Yonghui deepen partnership
The two parties renew agreement to build upon their previous collaborations, in an effort to bring more quality fruit to consumers
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ArticlePakistani cherries eager for China
As cherry season ramps up industry is hopeful of gaining access to China for key growing region of Gilgit-Baltistan
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ArticleCitrus season kicks off in Western Australia
Locally grown citrus fruit to receive special promotion across the state’s supermarkets
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NewsFreshfel champions the true face of fresh produce
Association’s Annual Event in Brussels focused on building a fresh image for fruit and vegetables
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ArticleWatercress festival draws record crowds
Hampshire event celebrated British season start with 20,000 people flocking to watercress capital Alresford
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ArticleStickers in the spotlight
Duncan Jones, senior marketing manager at Sinclair, looks at navigating the complexities of sustainable fruit stickers.
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ArticleWest Australian avocados gain access to Thailand
Thai authorities approve access for key growing region which will provide a boost for Australian avocado exports
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ArticleBanana trade gathers in Miami for International Banana Congress
Corbana’s flagship industry event discusses joint strategies to tackle common challenges facing the global banana sector
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ArticleItaly floods: millions of fruit trees must be replanted
Last week’s terrible flooding has apparently choked the roots of fruit trees across Emilia Romagna, precipitating a major disaster for the region’s fresh produce busines
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ArticleSouth African rail issues threaten citrus growth
Justin Chadwick has warned that South Africa will not reach its 2032 export target if the country’s rail network is not fixed
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ArticleRedPop gets a ticket to ride
The new apple variety is riding high in the UK with adverts on London’s double decker buses this spring
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ArticleClemenGold International shares its citrus
Around 1,000 tonnes of citrus is to be distributed to disadvantaged communities this year
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ArticleNew insect monitors listen out for bee activity in UK apple orchards
Insect tracking tech rolled out on three Kent apple orchards, providing real-time data on precious pollinator activity
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ArticleThailand targets export growth
Commerce ministry aims to boost food exports by 10 per cent in 2023 as quality improves
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ArticleAgrofresh expands offering in Brazil
Post-harvest freshness solutions specialist has SmartFresh InBox solution approved in Brazil
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ArticleNew Matola Cargo Terminal to boost exports
New facilities in Maputo in Mozambique will boost Southern African export logistics to Middle East, Asia and Far East
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ArticleFrutura announces major consolidation in avocados
Frutura-branded Hass avocados will be on sale in North America from the third quarter of this year