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UK still attractive for Mediterranean suppliers >
UK still attractive for Mediterranean suppliers
by Maura Maxwell 31 January 2019 Fruit, Citrus, Stonefruit, Vegetables and Dried Fruit & Nuts
A trade mission organised by TradexFirm International brought a select group of…
Algerians call for domestic support >
Subscribers onlyAlgerians call for domestic support
by Tom Joyce 4 April 2016 Citrus and Onions & Garlic
Farmers in Algeria have expressed frustration at the high level of fresh…
Spain’s non-EU exports grow >
Spain’s non-EU exports grow
by Maura Maxwell 24 October 2014 Fruit and Vegetables
August saw a surge in shipments to Brazil, Algeria and the UAE
Fresh World Cup: Algeria v South Korea >
Fresh World Cup: Algeria v South Korea
by Martyn Fisher 22 June 2014
Group H: Madjid Aïdh of Alterbio goes head to head with Chang-Hwa Oh of…
Mixed results for Ecuador bananas >
Subscribers onlyMixed results for Ecuador bananas
by Gill McShane 5 September 2013 Bananas
Some nations imported more fruit, while others saw their arrivals decline as…

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