All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 74
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ArticleMarkets diversify for Moroccan veg
Moroccan vegetables are increasingly being sent to markets in Russia and the Middle East, as volumes to main market Europe continue to fall
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ArticleChile fills organic lemon shortfall
South African organic lemon growers have struggled with black spot disease, leaving the path clear for Chilean supplies
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ArticleSial highlights innovation and diversity
Sial Paris takes place in the French capital in October, shining a light on the latest produce innovations and the key trends in the sector
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ArticleTrue cost estimate helps organic cause
Organics specialist Nature & More has teamed up with a number of customers to make real cost of conventional fruit and vegetables visible to European consumers
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ArticleBack in the USA for Moroccan citrus
Following a ban of several months after the discovery of fruit fly larvae, Moroccan citrus will once again been given the all-clear
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ArticleFloods hurt French fruit and veg growers
Cherries and lamb's lettuce among products affected, as producers call on government to provide assistance
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ArticleTomra launches Russian services
The launch of a new Russian language website and video platform demonstrates the market’s continued importance for European technology firms
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ArticleRamadan brings consumption spike
More may be familiar with the fasting side of Ramadan, but it is the large, varied evening feasts that suppliers need to be prepared for
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ArticleInterfel launches new-look Fête
The Fête des Fruits et Légumes Frais, which takes place across France from 10 June, aims to give the sector an even more Fraîch’attitude
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ArticleNo end to Çekok investment
The political standoff with Russia and the continued instability in the region have complicated business for Turkish companies, but Çekok remains committed to growth
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ArticleUAE restricts access to Indian mangoes
Indian chilis, mangoes and cucumbers now require residue analysis reports to enter UAE after the discovery of high levels of pesticides
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ArticleEuropean chestnuts learn from China
Producers and processors of chestnuts from Europe have completed a mission to China in an attempt to become more competitive
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ArticleT&G expands North America programme
T&G Global’s Enza programme is expected to benefit from a new office and distribution structure as the company unveils its latest expansion plans
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ArticleFrench strikes hit produce trade
Widespread strikes against labour reforms in France have already succeeded in slowing down trade, with new actions planned for this week
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ArticleMarseille hit by port strikes
Container terminals at the French port have been paralysed by strikes that have swept across the country against controversial labour reforms
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ArticleGreece's produce pantheon on display
Annual exhibition Freskon put Greece’s exporters in the spotlight last month, with new markets across the Middle East and Asia the top priority
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ArticleIdyl launches Maghreb Palm Biotechnologies
The Franco-Moroccan producer has created a start-up, Maghreb Palm Biotechnologies, to strengthen its position in the farming sector
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ArticleCofruid’Oc maps out quality approach
The French cooperative has highlighted the importance of pursuing quality, as demonstrated by its Tasty Granny-branded apples
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ArticleSpecial Fruit embraces Zerya
The Belgian importer has announced that three of its berry producers in Spain and Portugal have gained the Zerya residue-free certification
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ArticleTurkish cherries close in on China
A deal to allow Turkish cherries to enter the Chinese market is close to completion, with inspectors due to descend on Turkish production sites and packhouses