All Uruguay articles – Page 5
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ArticleSan Miguel expands citrus portfolio
Production from Uruguay and South Africa set to rise significantly next season
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ArticleRussian ban shaping citrus market
Forecast decrease in Northern Hemisphere production set to alleviate some of the pressure on markets following embargo
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ArticleUruguayan citrus advances on China
With thousands of new hectares of production in the pipeline, growers are being urged to open up new markets
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ArticleUruguay citrus joins Oppy line up
US fresh produce importer adds fruit from Uruguay to its summer offering
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ArticleFresh World Cup: England v Uruguay
Group D: Mark Newton of English firm Freshtime goes head to head with Lionel Rossi of Uruguay's Azul Sereno
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IAG Cargo to expand Latin American service
Fruits and vegetables among the sectors expected to benefit from new routes
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ArticleFootball stars go bananas for Alves
Global stars post selfies in support of Barcelona's Dani Alves, who had a banana thrown at him mid-match
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ArticleUruguay citrus bound for new markets
With access to the US already in the bag, the country's exporters are now targeting new commercial avenues in Asia
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ArticleVarietal development fuels AMC’s US growth
The coming years will see a raft of new offerings in citrus and grapes that look set to bolster the company’s position in the North American market
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ArticleSeald Sweet boosts SH citrus offer
The opening of the US market to Uruguayan citrus represents a new opportunity for the Florida-based marketer
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ArticleCitrus deal in flux as supply lines shift
Number of factors affecting Uruguay, Peru, Argentina, South Africa and Morocco set to influence global citrus market
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ArticleUruguay citrus exports buck trend
Value of shipments was up on two previous seasons, despite 27 per cent fall in production
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ArticleArgentine ban hits Montevideo container terminal
The Cuenca del Plata terminal, operated by Belgian company Katoen Natie, could lose 25 per cent of its business
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ArticleSeald Sweet welcomes arrival
First shipments of Uruguayan citrus have arrived at the Port of Philadelphia following a landmark ruling in August
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ArticleReport rubbishes EFSA citrus claims
Leading authorities on citrus black spot suggest disease poses no threat to EU's own production
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ArticleFirst Uruguayan citrus heads for US
The fruit, which has been supplied by five companies, is bound for Philadelphia
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ArticleUruguay prepares first US-bound citrus
Once the work plan for the deal is approved, the first volume of Uruguayan citrus will be marketed commercially in the US
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ArticleUruguay deciduous volumes nosedive
Inclement weather means the 2013 crop will be “nowhere near” the typical 100,000-tonne output
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ArticleWeather cuts Uruguayan citrus
Good fruit quality points towards bright export opportunities despite the shorter crop, new report predicts
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ArticleMidgold general manager resigns
Alejandro Sarlo will assume the direction of Midgold and Prima Natura following the departure of Horacio Ozer Ami