All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 80
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ArticleIsraeli fruit hit by storms
Prices of summer fruit in Israel are expected to rise following a severe bout of hail and heavy rain
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ArticleAustralia eyes closer Gulf ties
Austrade is continuing its efforts to further negotiations on a free trade deal between Australia and the GCC
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ArticleShippers steer clear of Yemen
The ongoing conflict in Yemen has persuaded international shipping lines to divert their vessels away from the country’s ports
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ArticlePink Lady supports Pride events
The apple brand is getting behind the UK’s gay and lesbian community with its involvement in Pride events in 2015
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ArticleSave Our Soils fund supports growers
Nature & More’s Save Our Soils fund has attracted sizeable contributions and can now offer practical assistance for farmers
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ArticleKingdom eases Saudisation plan
Saudi Arabia’s programme to limit the proportion of expat workers in the kingdom has been postponed following criticism from businesses
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca warns of black spot spread
The European farming organisation has called for tougher measures to prevent the spread of citrus black spot from South African citrus
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ArticlePromotions don’t stop for Flandria
Flandria’s marketing campaigns are seen widely on TV and online, but it is the brand’s efforts in-store that could prove most crucial
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ArticleSpecial Fruit celebrates 25th
A quarter of a century has passed since the Belgian importer was founded, and further expansion is now in the pipeline
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ArticleGreece and Russia inspect ties
Seemingly at odds with the European Union, Greece and Russia are now turning to each other in search of common benefits
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ArticleSFS focuses on soil and packaging
The next Sustainable Foods Summit will look at how to reduce the environmental impact of food through packaging initiatives
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ArticleThe Greenery focuses on efficiency
The Dutch marketer has responded to last year’s drop in sales with a major reorganisation plan and significant cost-cutting
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ArticlePower cuts cause transport chaos
Turkey suffered a day of chaos, especially on public transport, as electricity went down across the country
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ArticleAREFLH behind producer power
The association of the main European production regions has reiterated its support for growers and the school fruit scheme
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ArticleKini bananas back in Marseille
Banana importer and producer Canavese has chosen the port of Marseille to handle its bananas destined for southeastern France
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ArticleUK 'wrong on neonicotinoids'
Leading bee scientist reaches opposite conclusion to UK government following re-examination of study on the pesticides’ role in bee decline
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ArticleDubai rules out Ramadan rise
Traders have agreed with Dubai’s ministry of economy to increase imports of key items to keep prices stable
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ArticleRussia rules out Serbian ban
Controls are tightened following accusations that Serbian companies have been re-exporting Polish fruit to Russia
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ArticleItaly sees drop in strawberry area
Strawberry production areas are on the wane throughout Italy, despite consumption continuing to rise in the country
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ArticleAfrican Blue sees berry boom
The Moroccan blueberry producer has welcomed the growing demand for blueberries in northern Europe