All Africa articles – Page 71
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ArticleRussia extends tomato ban
Russia has cited safety concerns for its latest tomato import ban against Azerbaijan, but some analysts suggest politics or protectionism may be at play
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ArticleGBC drives home sustainability message
Speakers highlight the growing importance of sustainability to the berry business at the Global Berry Congress
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ArticleColombia eyes African potential
Fruit and vegetables are believed to be among the products with the best trade opportunities
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ArticleOTC adds to sustainable packaging
Organics specialist adds two new recyclable cardboard grape packages to its range
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ArticleSA stonefruit champions sustainability
Industry continues to focus on several sustainable projects while ensuring high standards
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ArticleDelassus proud of 2020 effort
From its effective response to Covid-19 to winning an award for its redesigned website, Morocco's Delassus stands by the year's achievements
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ArticleBlueberry conflict concerns Hortgro
South African body worried over negative impact of IP and PBR dispute on other fruit industries
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ArticleEurope awaits Namibian grapes
This season's first significant volume of Namibian table grapes leave Cape Town for Europe
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ArticleGPG eyes North African expansion
Company delivering improved raspberry varieties for Moroccan and Tunisian producers
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ArticleOTC welcomes organic RSA stonefruit
South African organic stonefruit from Pro-Plum Orchards is expected from week 49
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ArticlePML flying high with new airfreight charter service
Twice-weekly service will fly from Nairobi to London carrying essential perishable cargos
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ArticleItalian apples and RSA grapes target Asia
Leading brand Melinda and the entire South African table grape industry are gearing up for new growth in the region
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ArticleDon Limón introduces flexible direct sourcing
Model would allow buyers to become more involved in the production process and supply chain
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ArticleUneasy truce in blueberry battle
Ross Berries and United Exports may have settled this season's OZblu royalty spat, but the dispute looks set to continue
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ArticleSuccess for Living Wage mangoes
Dutch organic importer Eosta’s first Living Wage mangoes are helping to close the wage gap for its suppliers in Burkina Faso
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ArticleZambian president gets the blues
Edgar Lungu visited OZblu's Zabezi Berry Company as Zambian blues gain access to China
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ArticleHortifrut profits keep on rising
Company has reported a 547 per cent increase in profits rise for first nine months of the year
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ArticleBrexit threatens Ghana bananas
Banana Link urges UK government to negotiate tariff-free deal with Ghana to avoid banana shortages and protect jobs in West African nation
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ArticleQ&A: Loren Zhao, Fresh Bridge Supply Chain
Leading importer discusses the opportunity for building new demand for fresh avocados in China