Berries news archive – Page 64
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ArticleBelOrta adapts to challenges
Whether it be the coronavirus outbreak or Brexit, Belgian cooperative BelOrta is cognisant of the need to adapt to changing circumstances
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ArticleIndustry shocked at expert's passing
Dutch group Delphy reports unexpected loss of Willem van Eldik, a well-known expert on hi-tech fruit production
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ArticleT&G begins NZ mandarin harvest
As the season gets underway the first of more than 12m satsuma mandarins have started to be harvested in Northland
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PodcastsFruitbox: Vanguard boss sees new trends emerge
Craig Stauffer explains how coronavirus is creating severe short-term effects while laying the ground for longer-term trends
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ArticleCandonga finds favour with Italian growers
Italian producers say the Sabrosa variety, marketed as Candonga, offers price guarantee even in difficult times
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ArticleTeaming up in fight against TR4
Government and industry in Queensland agree to jointly fund, govern and deliver programme to prevent spread of TR4
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ArticleWholesalers hit by Covid-19 response
For French wholesalers, especially those importing exotic and niche items, the coronavirus and closure of most street markets has had a profound impact on business
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ArticleNo Wimbledon but Hugh Lowe Farms stays optimistic
Kent grower that supplies all of tennis tournament’s strawberries hopeful of finding alternative outlets for 33-tonne Wimbledon crop
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ArticleTension at Myanmar-China border
Coronavirus restrictions stopping Myanmar nationals from entering China includes drivers delivering fresh produce
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ArticleDriscoll's raises US$4m in funding
Berry giant to deploy more than US$4m in charitable funds in response to the Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleRSA's bumper blueberry year
South Africa’s blueberry exports increased 53 per cent this season, while raspberries suffered from lack of airfreight
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ArticleSpanish berries feel the squeeze
Freshuelva says losses sustained during the present campaign will curb growers’ ability to plant next season
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ArticleAvocado production set to increase in Western Australia
Alterra’s new 300ha avocado expansion, titled ‘carpenters project’, set for Pemberton in state’s south west
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ArticleLogistics proves main headache
State measures to contain the spread of Covid-19 in Serbia are bringing challenges for fresh produce companies expected to continue supplies as usual
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ArticleIBO Summit pushed to 2021
International Blueberry Organization says event will now take place in August 2021 in Peru
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ArticleFall Creek expands board
Kevin Murphy has been appointed to the outside board of directors of the blueberry breeding and nursery business
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ArticleCovid-19 impact wide and varied
From eastern Europe to Central Asia, the response to the coronavirus is affecting all stages of the supply chain, according to Andriy Yarmak of the UN’s FAO
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ArticleBerry People expands team to support growth
Company is ramping up its organic strawberry and Peruvian avocado and blueberry programmes
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ArticleGermany faces fruit and veg shortages
Head of leading supplier Frutania warns of rising prices and lack of produce due to coronavirus restrictions