All Belgium articles – Page 35
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ArticleMonaghan acquires substrate producer
The Ireland-based company has bought out remaining shares in Walkro making it sole shareholder
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ArticleBBC unveils new flexible filling system
CURO-2 can pack small volumes of different grade fruit simultaneously
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ArticleEC predicts better demand for fruit
Apple, peach, nectarine and tomato production all set to decline slightly but consumption across the EU is on the increase
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ArticleSmall-scale farmers 'need climate change backing'
International Fair Trade Movement says those most affected by climate change are not having their voices heard
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ArticleEU slammed for ‘unflinching bureaucratic coldness’
EU digs in heels and, according to South Africans, remains aggressively protectionist on CBS despite SA Citrus efforts
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ArticleWeather hits Greenyard with €113m loss
First half of 2018 was one to forget for Greenyard who laboured in the sun under drought conditions and falling prices
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ArticleMarkets present plan to European Parliament
More than 120 fresh fruit and vegetable wholesale markets from across the EU say they will collaborate more in future
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ArticleStrong sales at Ahold Delhaize
European retailer reports on improved sales across the board and positive operating income growth
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ArticleNew apple Morgana offers 'tropical, aniseed' taste
Partners in Belgium, Germany, Italy and the Netherlands will plant 600,000 new trees by end of 2019
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ArticleBarnsby apple tests get thumbs up
The variety has been turning out 'exciting results' during testing in the EU
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ArticleGPG secures major strawberry deal with UC Davis
Global Plant Genetics will work to bring new varieties to market in Europe, the Mediterranean and South America
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ArticleDry weather hits EU topfruit forecast
WAPA revises its apple and pear crop forecasts following extended sunny spells and drought conditions in some parts of Europe
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ArticleVeteran Walsh joins Seald Sweet team
He will oversee development of the company’s year-round grape programme
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ArticleAntwerp has record in its sights
Belgian port is on course for its sixth consecutive year of record growth, with a "robust" increase in container traffic
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ArticleBelOrta ready for winter
BelOrta will see a jump in tomato production this winter, as the Belgian cooperative responds to demand for year-round availability and high-quality taste
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ArticleGreenyard springs into action
Group steps in to remedy the "exceptional circumstances" that have led to a reduced yearly guidance
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ArticleAntwerp prepares for Brexit
Port appoints representative for UK and Ireland in bid to protect business with major trading partner
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ArticleECPA releases informative video series
Consumer-friendly videos explore the perceptions and misconceptions surrounding food production
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ArticleFactors 'weigh' on Greenyard profitability
Group cuts its profit projection for the year and reports fall in first-quarter sales
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ArticleConference handles the heat
The prolonged summer heat wave has produced earlier, shorter Conference pears in Belgium, but nothing is expected to derail the variety’s growing popularity