All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 84
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ArticleAntwerp explores Iranian options
The Port of Antwerp has demonstrated its interest in a reopened Iran, sending a delegation to meet with ministries and companies
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ArticleWalmart switches crates for US
Walmart will use IFCO’s new woodgrain-look reusable plastic containers for fresh produce throughout its US store network
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière sponsors Peanuts
The French company has tied up with a new film based on the original comic strip, with promotions planned for France, the UK, Spain and Portugal
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ArticleInterfel launches fresh logo
A new logo embodying the qualities of French fresh produce has been unveiled by Interfel, which has sought to stress the origin of the country’s products
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ArticleMattar becomes KAF managing director
Dubai trader KAF Group has named Gladess Mattar as its new MD, with plans to continue the company’s strategy of diversification
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ArticleCF opens new ripening facility
France’s Compagnie Fruitière has constructed a modern banana ripening facility in western France to respond to strong growth
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ArticlePsa-V found in Whangarei
The first kiwifruit orchard in New Zealand’s Whangarei region has tested positive for Psa-V, prompting calls for close monitoring
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ArticleJordan suffers from regional unrest
Jordanian exporters are having to do without their two main markets in Syria and Iraq, while reaching alternative markets remains a challenge
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ArticleDel Monte Kenya in land dispute
The governments of Murang’a and Kiambu continue to frustrate Del Monte Kenya’s efforts to renew the lease on 9,000ha that are set to expire
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ArticleFrench plums in good shape
Good weather conditions in France are responsible for a high-quality, high-yield plum crop this season
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ArticleMontauban storm hits apple crop
Last week’s severe storm in southwest France has been a blow to the region’s apple growers, but exporter Blue Whale has promised its support
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ArticleEU farmers protest in Brussels
Copa and Cogeca have called for action to support EU farmers during the Russian ban, and to redress the balance between growers and retailers
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ArticleDubai foresees major growth
Despite the Dubai market suffering from lower prices due to oversupply, Farzana Trading expects significant developments in the build-up to Expo 2020
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ArticleBanana exports to Iran get lift
Banana exporters in the Philippines are expecting an increase in volumes sent to Iran since the lifting of sanctions
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ArticleNew terminal for Jebel Ali port
The Dubai port is set for expansion in the build-up to Expo 2020, with a new container terminal expected to add 3.1m TEU to its capacity by 2018
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ArticleIran deal threatens US growers
Californian pistachio farmers, who have benefited from the sanctions against the world’s biggest producer, prepare for the return of their top rival
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ArticleTomra launches French website
The Norwegian provider of technological solutions and sorting machines has created a French version of its website to reach new customers
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ArticleCritics question U-turn on ban
The UK government’s decision to introduce a partial lifting of the ban on neonicotinoids has come under renewed criticism
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ArticleRussia publicly enforces ban
Steamrollers and tractors were used to destroy produce that had entered the country in contravention of the ban