Avocado news – Page 75
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ArticleNZAGA signs biosecurity deed
Partnership will provide best outcome to New Zealand avocado industry in event of biosecurity breach
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ArticleAvocados from Mexico hails Super Bowl success
Data shows brand’s integrated campaign proved a hit with consumers
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ArticleWAO becomes first global entity for avocados
New body to focus on promoting consumption through self-funded marketing campaigns
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ArticleCamposol hits new record
Company expects to continue its diversification strategy by increasing blueberry production in the coming years
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ArticleMexican avos touch down for Super Bowl
Avocados from Mexico reprised its big-game marketing push in the US with an advert that was out of this world
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ArticleNZ avocado exports down 40 per cent
A cold spring and heavy crop last year have seen New Zealand's avocado export volumes drop
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ArticleHalls makes key technical appointments
Ex-Chingford technologist Faruk Ghumra has joined as group technical manager while Elodie Fagegaltier boosts Rungis technical team
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ArticleNew product and design for Mack Premium brand
Avocados will now join bananas in the range, which it is hoped will be taken up a level by the new man in charge of Mack Wholesale
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ArticleCamposol looks ahead to positive 2016
COO José Antonio Gómez, tells Fruitnet why he believes Peruvian agriculture is on a sound footing to meet the challenges of the future
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ArticleHalls rides avo wave
Subtropical fruit leader saw “staggering growth” in demand for its number one product in 2015, with momentum expected to continue
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ArticleGetting the most out of Ghana
Anthony Sikpa, president of the Federation of Associations of Ghanaian Exporters (Fage), explains what must be done to get more of the country’s unique fresh produce basket onto European markets
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ArticleJalisco avos push for US entry
Gaining direct access to the market will put an end to the illegal practice of sending avocados via packhouses in Michoacán
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ArticleAvos Australia dismisses market manipulation claims
Avocados Australia CEO John Tyas has hit back at claims that the rising price of avocados was due to market manipulation by growers
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ArticleMercator readmits Israeli produce
The Slovenian retailer has swiftly gone back on its decision to halt imports of Israeli fruit after pressure from the Israeli government
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ArticleAustralia faces avocado price hike
Shorter production volumes and rising demand sees prices approach the A$4 mark
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ArticleBright future for Mexico in China
Chinese importers anticipate a bright future for Mexican fruit on the local market, following rapid sales of new products like avocados and berries
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ArticleM&S launches mini Hass avocados
Premium retailer says it is first to stock baby avos, which are half the size of a regular fruit and grown in Spain
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ArticlePacific Produce primed for growth
Rob Cullum, managing director of Pacific Produce, shares his vision of a profitable future for Peruvian produce exports
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ArticleSharp rise in Michoacán avocado exports
Shipments increased by more than 100,000 tonnes last year, but question mark hangs over 2016 as federal funding programme is cut
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ArticlePeru pushes into new markets
Negotiations are underway to secure access for 200 agricultural and fisheries products