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Banana trade 'losing fight against TR4'
by Mike Knowles 10 August 2018 Bananas
Leading authority on fungal disease threatening to wipe out Cavendish bananas…
"Super ships" causing banana backlog >
"Super ships" causing banana backlog
by Ed Leahy 11 April 2018 Bananas
Banana prices remain high thanks to flooding in Central America and fresh…
Ethical Trade Initiative upholds Fyffes ban >
Ethical Trade Initiative upholds Fyffes ban
by Nina Pullman 11 December 2017 Bananas and Melons
ETI decides there is still no clear process to resolve Honduras dispute though…
Fyffes suspended from Ethical Trade Initiative >
Fyffes suspended from Ethical Trade Initiative
by Nina Pullman 10 May 2017 Bananas, Melons and Pineapples
Banana giant has been suspended from the ETI following an investigation into…
Highline caps strong first half for Fyffes >
Highline caps strong first half for Fyffes
by Mike Knowles 2 September 2016 Bananas, Melons, Mushrooms and Pineapples
Acquisition of mushroom firm boosted Irish group's results, with strong…
Banana business sets ethical standards >
Subscribers onlyBanana business sets ethical standards
by Luisa Cheshire 2 June 2016 Bananas
UK retailers have been falling over themselves to switch their banana supplies…
Exotic tastes drive up sales >
Subscribers onlyExotic tastes drive up sales
by Michael Barker 11 May 2016 Exotics, Mangoes & Papayas, Avocados and Melons
The exotics category is in strong value and volume growth, but the ever more…
ETI responds to Fyffes accusations >
ETI responds to Fyffes accusations
by Carl Collen 12 February 2016 Bananas, Melons and Pineapples
Ethical Trading Initiative acknowledges seriousness of allegations made against…
Union accuses Fyffes of worker abuse >
Union accuses Fyffes of worker abuse
by Carl Collen 12 February 2016 Bananas, Melons and Pineapples
GMB calls for Irish group to be expelled from ETI, following alleged abuse of…
UK exotics in good health >
Subscribers onlyUK exotics in good health
by Nina Pullman 11 May 2015 Exotics
The ready-to-eat sector is driving mango growth, while better-quality figs,…

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