Banana news archive – Page 26
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ArticleFairtrade offers living wage pathway
Organisation aims to improve livelihood of people in banana sector through living wage and better working conditions
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ArticleIndonesia targets China with new platform
Indonesia Store aims to help small and medium-sized exporters penetrate China and other markets
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ArticleUAE provides stability for the Philippines
Philippine fresh produce exporters have been able to rely on the UAE market during the instability of 2020
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ArticleGovt refuses calls to pay back Ghana banana tariffs
Despite pressure there are no plans to reimburse suppliers for unsustainable post-Brexit tariffs of £95 per tonne on Ghanaian bananas
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ArticleBillionaire joins HAGL Agrico
Vietnam-headquartered agriculture company appoints entrepreneur Tran Ba Duong as chairman
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ArticleINI Farms receives workplace recognition
Fresh produce company becomes the first Indian horticulture company to be highlighted by the Great Place to Work Institute
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ArticleColombian bananas consolidate in Korea
After a strong start to 2020 Colombia has solidified its position as Korea’s second-largest source of bananas
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ArticleFirst organic banana cluster created in Peru
Cluster aims to improve the competitiveness of the sector and make production more sustainable
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ArticleUK signs Cameroon EPA
Agreement maintains tariff-free market access to the UK for Cameroon products, including bananas
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ArticleEU demand for Brazilian fruit ‘set to rise five per cent’
Abrafrutas forecasts European market share growth of five per cent each year for next three years after sector “bounces back” from Covid-19
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ArticleBase wage for Fairtrade banana workers
Fairtrade takes huge step towards living wages for banana workers across the globe
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ArticleMontague opens doors to Arcella
New agreement will give Arcella Bananas Company access to Montague’s ripening facility in Queensland
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PodcastsFruitbox 49 · Robert Wells, SH Pratt Group
As the UK slips its EU moorings, the head of the country's largest banana firm remains confident it will be plain sailing
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ArticleAgri Developments targets growth in Philippines
Establishment of R&D initiative in Bayawan City aims to accelerate growth of existing mango operations
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ArticleHonduras counts cost of Eta and Iota
Preliminary estimates put losses to banana production at more than US$55m
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ArticleBanana NGOs write to retailers
NGOs and Latin American trade unions are imploring retailers across Europe to resist the trend of ever-decreasing banana prices
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ArticleBanagrumes launches Orlana
The French wholesaler has created a new brand, Orlana, for non-organic produce bearing quality, ethical and environmental marks
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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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ArticleOpposition to Aldi banana price cut grows
Aproban says retailer’s ruthless action will worsen lives of producers and benefit the most privileged
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ArticleBe Climate launches Inside blog
Port International's Inside Be Climate blog and social media campaign are set to give consumers an insight into the group's climate-neutral projects