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South Africa
- Louis Kriel to leave Capespan>
Louis Kriel to leave Capespan
by Carl Collen 22 May 2013
Long-serving chief executive of Capespan's fruit division is to leave the group at the end of June
- South African lemon crop revised down>
Subscribers onlySouth African lemon crop revised down
by Kathy Hammond 7 May 2013 Citrus
South Africa has reviewed likely citrus output for this season
- SH citrus exports expected to rise>
SH citrus exports expected to rise
by Mike Knowles 23 April 2013 Citrus
Production increase of around 10 per cent forecast as exporters in South Africa and Australia prepare for upturn in shipments
- Zeder refutes Capespan listing talk>
Subscribers onlyZeder refutes Capespan listing talk
by Fred Meintjes 19 April 2013
"We do not have plans to list Capespan" say Zeder executives following Total Produce share sale announcement
- EU and South Africa air citrus concerns>
Subscribers onlyEU and South Africa air citrus concerns
by Emily French 18 April 2013 Citrus
Potential ban on the horizon for exports of RSA citrus to EU, with concerns mounting over implications for Australia
- Total Produce ends Capespan alliance>
Total Produce ends Capespan alliance
by Mike Knowles 17 April 2013
Public listing of South African exporter now more likely following Zeder's €22m buyout of Irish company's 25 per cent stake
- Video: Ethical trade in South Africa>
Video: Ethical trade in South Africa
by Thomas Hobbs 11 April 2013
FPJ and Eurofruit reporter Thomas Hobbs visited South Africa's Western Cape for a closer look into the social efforts of its fruit producers.
- Capespan eyes citrus expansion>
Subscribers onlyCapespan eyes citrus expansion
by Fred Meintjes 11 April 2013 Citrus
Capespan North America sees potential to encourage more retail support across the region for imported summer citrus
- Safmarine and Capespan aid education>
Safmarine and Capespan aid education
by Carl Collen 10 April 2013
Two classrooms constructed from containers are handed over by Safmarine and Capespan to the Agter-Witzenberg farm community
- Southern Africa set for bumper citrus crop>
Southern Africa set for bumper citrus crop
by Fred Meintjes 26 March 2013 Citrus
The region's citrus export crop is expected to increase by 4 per cent this year, and could turn out to be the biggest harvest ever
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Features & Analysis
Subscribers onlyEgypt’s new market focus
As the start of the Egyptian grape season nears, exporters are confident of a successful campaign and keen to target new, growing markets
Video: Ethical trade in South Africa
FPJ and Eurofruit reporter Thomas Hobbs visited South Africa's Western Cape for a closer look into the social efforts of its fruit producers.
Podcast: Fruitnet.com Audio Edition
From London: Eurofruit editor Mike Knowles chats to Michael Barker of the FPJ about Kiwi punch-ups, horsemeat-ridden supply chains and some fruit export Argie bargie.
Asiafruit Market Insight unveils speakers
A host of exciting speakers have already signed up to take part in the inaugural conference, which launches in Qingdao on 29-31 May
High-profile speakers poised for Fresh Produce India
Some of the leading authorities on the Indian industry to share latest insights into this rapidly emerging market at Bangalore event
RSA celebrates Sharon fruit milestone
It is five years since the first consignment of Sharon fruit was handed to the HIV Foundation’s Emavundleni Centre for Vaccine Research
Berry Congress reveals leading line-up
A number of leading speakers will share their insight and experience of the berry industry at this year's Global Berry Congress in Santiago
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Having kicked CEO Geoff Hipkins into touch, New Zealand exporter Turners & Growers may have another fight on its hands
Subscribers onlyQ&A – Dirk van den Heuvel
Hillfresh stonefruit buyer Dirk van den Heuvel talks exclusively to Eurofruit about the latest developments in the industry and what 2013 could have in store
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The Global Berry Congress heads to Latin America for the first time, with some of the market's leading players visiting Chile on 24-26 April
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