Berries news archive – Page 105
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ArticlePeruvian blues fix a date in China
The first airflown shipment by China Eastern Airlines will coincide with the visit of Xi Jinping
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ArticleNaturipe puts faith in robotics
Soft fruit specialist has put money into Harvest Croo Robotics, joining a growing list of investors
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ArticleKeelings Fruit nominated for Irish Food Awards
One of Ireland's biggest berry producers has been nominated for the Irish Food Awards following the success of its snack pots
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ArticlePeruvian blues get green light in China
Shipments expected to get underway as soon as the protocol is officially signed in November
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ArticleSunny outlook for LatAm blues
With El Niño no longer exerting its influence on regional weather patterns, shippers are looking to take full advantage of rising international demand
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ArticlePeru eyes progress in China
The Latin American country is eager to finalise protocols with China for a number of products, including blueberries and quinoa
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ArticleEgyptian exports rise to meet demand
Demand is soaring for a number of Egyptian produce exports, including tomatoes, oranges, onions and strawberries, not least from Russia
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ArticleRomanian blackberry supplier seeks to expand
Having made its name as a key domestic supplier, Toader Teodor is now looking to grow its exports, starting in central Europe
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ArticleTitchmarsh joins Waitrose organic campaign
Alan Titchmarsh and Countryfile's Ellie Harrison will feature in the supermarket’s organic marketing initiative
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ArticleMunch’n kiwiberries one #sweet #snack
Freshmax New Zealand has found its Munch’n kiwiberry brand is proving more popular than the average kiwiberry
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ArticleDriscoll’s unveils new look
Global berry business Driscoll’s has launched a new brand strategy with a refreshed look
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ArticleJapanese fruit prices rise in HK
Shoppers in Hong Kong are likely to see prices of Japanese food imports increase due to soaring demand from mainland Chinese consumers
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ArticleTesco faces anger after removing Scottish flag
Retailer is facing a barrage of angry tweets from Scottish shoppers after Scottish flag replaced with Union Jack on berries
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ArticleQ2 sales contraction for Camposol
Discontinued operations and growing focus on fresh lines including blueberries and avocados behind the contraction
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ArticleSpecial Fruit puts sustainability centre stage
The company continues to ramp up its CSR activities in Latin America
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ArticleGalician blueberry project comes to fruition
Horticina becomes the biggest blueberry farm in northern Spain with planted area rising to 100ha by 2018
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ArticleStrong blues growth for Camposol
The Peruvian company says exports are set to climb 160 per cent in 2016
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ArticleFree taxi ride helps consumers celebrate Blueberry Day
Londoners can enjoy free blueberries and claim a free cab ride as part of National Blueberry Day this weekend
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ArticleJon Gleeson to head-up Driscoll Australia
Industry veteran takes control of berry joint venture, as Russell Allwell joins Driscoll Strawberry Associates
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ArticleTasmania bans imports of WA strawberries
The Australian island-state has halted imports of strawberries from Western Australia after finding green snails in three punnets