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- Tunisian summer fruit exports rise>
Tunisian summer fruit exports rise
by Tom Joyce 30 August 2012 Melons
The North African country has seen an increase in its summer fruit exports this year, with Libya the main destination
- Organics on the rise in Tunisia>
Organics on the rise in Tunisia
by Tom Joyce 5 July 2012
The North African country has seen a great increase in organic farming over the past decade and anticipates further growth
- Tunisia expects citrus increase>
Subscribers onlyTunisia expects citrus increase
by Tom Joyce 1 February 2012 Citrus
The North African country anticipates a rise in volumes this year, due to an increase in Maltese orange production
- Medfel brings Med together>
Medfel brings Med together
by Tom Joyce 4 March 2011
The recent turmoil in North Africa has shown the importance of Euro-Mediterranean relations, Medfel's organisers state
- Tunisian fruit forecasts revealed>
Subscribers onlyTunisian fruit forecasts revealed
by Tom Joyce 23 July 2010 Apples & Pears
Fruit and vegetable production in Tunisia is on the up, while organic agriculture is seen as one for the future
- Bio Tunisia label is unveiled>
Subscribers onlyBio Tunisia label is unveiled
by Tom Joyce 12 May 2010 Dried Fruit & Nuts
This week sees the launch of Tunisia's first organic label, Bio Tunisia, aimed at adding value to the country's fresh produce exports
- Tunisia highlights organic potential>
Subscribers onlyTunisia highlights organic potential
by Tom Joyce 1 February 2010
The African country is set on boosting its exports of organic produce, and intends to introduce a new Tunisian organic label
- Tunisia plans citrus campaign>
Subscribers onlyTunisia plans citrus campaign
by Tom Joyce 13 January 2010 Citrus
With the Tunisian citrus season just getting underway, the country’s minister of trade is looking for ways to boost exports
- Carrefour changes look in Tunisia>
Carrefour changes look in Tunisia
by Tom Joyce 2 November 2009
Carrefour has revealed that it is converting its Champion stores in Tunisia to its Carrefour Market format
- Organic Maltese orange hits France>
Organic Maltese orange hits France
by Tom Joyce 10 February 2009 Citrus
After a year of tastings, French-Tunisian partnership Alterbio-Biolife has introduced the first organic Maltese oranges to the French market
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