All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 66
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ArticleChina explores new Egyptian imports
Chinese companies are visiting Cairo next week to investigate the potential for a wider range of agricultural imports from Egypt
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ArticleBrittany shows off spring range
Prince de Bretagne is promoting the wide assortment of produce available this spring, as well as its expanding organic range
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ArticleFreskon welcomes international buyers
Next month’s Freskon fair is set to welcome a host of invited international buyers in Thessaloniki, according to organiser TIF-Helexpo
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ArticlePremium European Kiwi hails successes
The campaign to promote European kiwifruit in the markets of Canada, the UAE and China has enjoyed significant results in its first 16 months including an increase in exports
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ArticleAlgeria focuses on port training
Algeria’s Serport has signed an agreement with the Belgian centre for maritime and port training to bolster the skills of Algerians working in the country’s ports
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ArticleEast Africa drought threatens crops
Drought conditions have plunged parts of Kenya, Somalia and Ethiopia into crisis, with harvests plummeting, food prices soaring and many suffering malnourishment
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ArticleOrganic Monitor becomes Ecovia
The research, consultancy and events group for the organics industry rebrands to Ecovia Intelligence next month to reflect its widening range of activities
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ArticleBonduelle results show resilience
The French salad and vegetable specialist has recorded a slight increase in turnover for the half-year, despite major challenges, including poor summer harvests
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ArticleIEA questions health-wealth link
A new IEA report has cast doubt on the belief that unhealthy diets are the result of economic privation, but health campaigners have hit back
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ArticleVegafruits acquires Clair de Lorraine
The French cooperative has taken over Clair de Lorraine in a move that further cements the Lorraine region’s reputation as the Mirabelle plum capital
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ArticleBrittany welcomes first Gariguettes
The first Gariguette strawberries from Brittany are set to hit the shelves, with larger pack sizes responding to the needs of families
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ArticleUgly produce hits UAE shelves
Efforts to reduce waste are multiplying in the UAE, with Spinneys the first retailer to offer a range of misshapen produce
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ArticleJanny MT grows in North America
Controlled atmosphere specialist Janny MT is building up its presence in the US and Canada as it continues to develop its local support for its customers
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ArticleMcDonald’s France offers mango
Florette Food Service has continued its development of packaged fruit products for McDonald’s restaurants in France with the launch of the P’tite Mangue
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ArticleBrazil opens up to Belgian pears
Belgian pears have won access to the Brazilian market, with a nationwide marketing campaign set to support their entry
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ArticleAlternative sources need support
Southern Europe’s cold snap forced importers to turn to North Africa for many vegetables, but better preparation is essential if future shortages are to be avoided
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ArticleUAE and Belgium to boost ties
Bilateral trade between the UAE and Belgium has grown rapidly, and is set for a further boost with talks of increased cooperation between the countries
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ArticleElite Agro secures blueberry rights
Abu Dhabi-based Elite Agro has signed a licence agreement for the exclusive rights to grow Mountain Blue Orchards' blueberry varieties in the Middle East
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ArticleWaitrose tops Which? survey
Waitrose was voted the UK retailer with the best in-store experience in Which?’s consumer survey, while Iceland came out on top for online
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ArticleSNIFL becomes Interfel member
France’s national trade union of importers and exporters has joined interprofessional organisation Interfel