All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 109
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ArticleNo major change from EU-Morocco deal
According to Moroccan exporter Delassus, the new agreement with the EU will not lead to a significant increase in volumes
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ArticleBarakat opens new facility
The UAE group has unveiled a new manufacturing facility in Dubai, as it looks to maximise freshness and efficiency
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ArticleBig plans for Nergi kiwiberry
There are high expectations for new kiwiberry brand Nergi, with European production predicted to increase rapidly until 2016
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ArticleNew logo for Hoogstraten
The Belgian auction has launched its new logo, in addition to a new marketing campaign for strawberries
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ArticleResponsibly Fresh label launched in Berlin
Flanders' new sustainability label, Responsibly Fresh, was unveiled at Fruit Logistica for the very first time
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ArticlePineapples survive rain in Costa Rica
Despite the unfavourable weather conditions at the end of 2012, expectations remain good for the Costa Rican crop
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ArticleIndia in limelight at BioFach
Named country of the year at the upcoming organic fair, India is keen to show the credibility of its organic offering
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ArticleEMCO enforces IP rights in Egypt
The US-based strawberry marketer has moved to prevent the export of unlicensed strawberries from Egypt
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ArticleEthiopia exports organic bananas
The African country has shipped its first organic bananas, and Europe and the Middle East are the main targets for the future
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ArticleStudy sheds light on male beauty
Research into the attractiveness of men has shown the benefits of consuming fruits including plums and nectarines
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ArticleAntwerp releases Sustainability Report
Belgium's port of Antwerp has launched its first report detailing the efforts being made to improve sustainability
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ArticleFDA alert on Brazilian orange juice
An Import Alert has been placed on more Brazilian orange juice firms sending to the US, according to the FDA
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ArticleSyria sanctions hurt Lebanon
Traders in Lebanon are experiencing a drop in prices, as exports to and through Syria are restricted
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ArticleTunisia expects citrus increase
The North African country anticipates a rise in volumes this year, due to an increase in Maltese orange production
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ArticleNGOs question EU-Morocco deal
The agreement to liberalise imports of Moroccan produce has come under fire from groups concerned about the disputed Western Sahara region
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ArticleStrikes cost Antwerp dear
Belgium's Port of Antwerp expects to lose around €1m an hour as a result of the strikes hitting the country
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ArticleCarrefour board chooses new CEO
Olofsson's decision to step down as CEO of French retailer Carrefour in June paves the way for Georges Plassat
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ArticleTesco abandons carbon labelling
The UK supermarket chain has ditched its plan to label all its products with their carbon footprint
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ArticleEU trade supports Ghana
APIBANA's president has stressed the importance of the Economic Partnership Agreement between Ghana and the EU
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ArticleBelgian ports to face disruptions
Belgian ports will next week be affected by a nationwide strike, with service providers advising against delivering cargo