All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 67
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ArticleHauts-de-France ports create association
New association Norlink Ports has been formed in order to realise the full potential of northeastern France’s port network
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ArticleEuropean apples target UAE
The Bicolored Apples from Europe campaign is back in the UAE, with tastings taking place in various supermarkets this month
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ArticleIdyl develops raspberries in Morocco
The French-Moroccan producer sees great potential for raspberries, with production sites currently under development in Morocco
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ArticleCauliflower back in Brittany
More favourable weather conditions in Brittany spell good news for the region’s brassica harvest, with cauliflower volumes returning to normal
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ArticleEosta demands fair accounting
The only way to make progress on sustainability in the food industry is to start calculating the costs of food production fairly, argues Eosta’s Volkert Engelsman
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ArticleCameroon mangoes set for boost
Support from development organisations in Germany and Israel is helping to move the Cameroonian mango sector forward
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ArticleJazz gets a refresh
Enza Continent’s managing director, Tony Fissette, reveals the excitement surrounding T&G’s 120th anniversary celebrations, as well as the refresh of the Jazz brand
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ArticleCatching some Z’s
Who are Generation Z, where can they be reached and how best to communicate with them? Eurofruit spoke to those researching and targeting these consumers to find out what they have discovered
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ArticleNGO criticises Israeli spraying
Israel’s alleged spraying of herbicides near Gaza has come under fire from NGO Gisha, while the UN condemns settlement expansion in West Bank
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ArticleSyria works toward Russia deal
Syria and Russia are set to forge closer trade ties, facilitating payments and establishing air services between the port of Tartus and Russia
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ArticleMorocco faces surfeit of citrus
Citrus production in Morocco has outstripped its packing capacity, with the country’s packhouses able to handle only one-third of national production
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ArticleEurope eyes FTA with Gulf
Signs that the new US president will take an increasingly protectionist stance to trade has encouraged the EU to restart free trade talks with the Gulf states
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ArticleSupport for French regions
Interfel will strengthen collaboration with France’s 13 regions as it looks to increase research and development and boost support for consumption
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ArticleUS-UK deal threatens standards
A post-Brexit trade deal with the US could weaken UK farming practices when it comes to pesticide usage, MRLs and GM labelling, opponents warn
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ArticleBelgian pears close in on Brazil
Belgian Conference pears are close to gaining entry to the Brazilian market, following Brazilian minister of agriculture’s visit to Belgium last week
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ArticleVeg shortage hits Poland
Freezing conditions in southern Europe hit availability and price of winter vegetables in Poland, but Polish apples rebound
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ArticleGhabbour targets UK for mangoes
The Egyptian exporter sees good potential in the UK for its seafreighted mangoes, including varieties such as Yasmina and Fagr Klan, which are less well known on the market
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ArticlePrimland celebrates 40 years
The French company this year marks 40 years of kiwifruit cultivation, but the same values of solidarity and organisation remain
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ArticlePrince de Bretagne promotes brassicas
The Breton marketer is shining a light on the broad range of brassicas available, from the common cauliflower to the less-known flower sprout
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ArticleQuality potato strategy for Gulf
The French potato sector sees significant potential in the Middle East market for its reliable high quality and ability to meet the needs of a wide range of consumers