All Uruguay articles – Page 2
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ArticleSHAFFE to attend key industry events
SH fruit association to mark its presence in the main meetings of the fresh fruit industry worldwide
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ArticleSHAFFE and CFNA hold first joint board meeting
SHAFFE members account for almost a quarter of global fruit supply and 33 per cent of imports to China
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ArticleSHAFFE joins IPPC ePhyto advisory group
Group's members are intensifying efforts to introduce electronic phytosanitary certification
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ArticleShaffe sets up sustainability taskforce
Goal is to identify common challenges and outline specific recommendations to members
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ArticlePositive outlook for Southern Hemisphere citrus
WCO presents forecasts at AGM and announces creation of new health and nutrition working group
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ArticleShaffe sets out roadmap for growth
Inaugural Shaffe congress hears how innovation and collaboration will deliver a sustainable future for SH fruit exporters
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ArticleUruguayan citrus campaign still on track
Government forecasts point to a similar export volume to last year despite localised hail damage
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ArticleBad weather hits Uruguayan citrus
Wind and hail damage will limit the availability of fruit for export, government says
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ArticleSHAFFE elects new presidency team
Asoex’s Charif Christian Carvajal named president and Upefruy’s Marta Bentancur assumes vice presidency
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ArticleUruguay launches new citrus varieties
Four new mandarins and three new oranges are also being made available for overseas growers
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ArticleZeus Kiwi spies opportunities
Competition is fierce for Greek kiwifruit exporters, but openings in new markets in Asia and Latin America offer encouraging opportunities for growth
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ArticleGamorel takes delivery of MBO varieties
New genetics provide a major boost for the company’s varietal conversion programme
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ArticleDuda ready for citrus imports
Group brings imported citrus to the US for the eighteenth consecutive season
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PodcastsFruitbox: Peruvian exporter to global supplier
How one exporter is responding to the needs of supermarkets by expanding its international supply base
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ArticleWCO reveals SH citrus forecast
Overall Southern Hemisphere production is forecast to drop 3 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleSan Miguel takes swift action to tackle Covid-19
The citrus specialist moves fast to adapt to operating within the constraints of the pandemic
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ArticleFirst Uruguayan blues land in China
Gamorel said the shipment was received by its strategic partner Yidu Group last weekend
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ArticleWorld Citrus Organisation: more nations set to join
Brazil, Uruguay, Turkey and Egypt could join South Africa, Spain, Argentina, Chile, Italy, Morocco and Peru
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ArticleLatAm firms obtain blues licenses
Australian blueberry nursery Mountain Blue Orchards has offered exclusive production and marketing licenses to Extraberries in Argentina and Gamorel in Uruguay
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ArticleChallenging outlook for Argentine blues
Economic woes and mounting competition from Peru cast shadow over new campaign