All Brazil articles – Page 25
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ArticleWalmart Latin America appoints new CEO
Former Walmart de Mexico CEO Eduardo Solórzano has been named president and CEO of Walmart Latin America
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ArticleRenar inks major Brazilian apple deal
Renar has become one of the largest apple grower-exporter operations in Brazil after acquiring fellow supplier Pomifrai
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ArticleBrazil unveils Portuguese campaign
Brazilian limes will come under the Portuguese consumer and trade spotlight for one week in late January
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ArticleHagé debuts gold star fruit in Europe
Dutch import company will begin marketing the exotic fruit this week after securing year-round source of supply in Brazil
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ArticleBrazil and Argentina in trade dispute
Argentine fruit exporters have taken exception to Brazil’s machinations, which are leaving trucks full of perishables stranded at the border
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ArticleTrade predicts table grape shortage
Supplies from the Southern Hemisphere are forecast to be scarce on the European market from November onwards
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ArticleWal-Mart updates growth plans
The retailer says its global expansion will outpace the US where the company is focusing on smaller stores and remodeling rather than supercenters
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ArticleHagé to expand pineapple sourcing
The Greenery's Dutch import subsidiary says it plans to expand its network in Brazil, Honduras and Ghana
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ArticleNew business shapes Brazilian fair
The first Fruit & Log trade show, held in São Paulo, focused on strengthening relationships within the Brazilian produce industry
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ArticleService changes for shipping groups
CMA CGM and Maersk Line have combined their services to better serve customers in central America, South America and the Caribbean
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ArticleBrazil to increase exports to Russia
The country is looking to increase its presence in the Russian fresh produce market, according to a government official
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ArticleAgrícola Famosa eyeing Nolem
Grower-exporter declares interest in buying the Brazilian melon producer, which is currently in administration
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ArticleSHAFFE sees export opportunities
Marta Bentancur told visitors to Fruit & Log in Brazil that Southern Hemisphere exporters needed to remain innovative and aware of market trends
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ArticleFlooding destroys fruit in São Paulo
Traders in São Paulo, Brazil, lost tonnes of watermelons and pineapples on Tuesday due to flooding brought about by severe rainfall
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ArticleShipping groups unveil new service
CAM CGM is collaborating with Maruba and Hapag-Lloyd on a service linking northern Europe with South America
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ArticleMarkets anticipate Brazilian shortfall
Poor weather and difficult marketing conditions mean Europe and the US are set to receive fewer table grapes from Brazil
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ArticleAmerican shipping services undergo changes
Changing marketing conditions have forced the hands of Alianca, CSAV and Hamburg Süd
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ArticleBrazilian papayas set for crop recovery
Volume should pick up during late summer when production gets back on track following poor weather conditions
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ArticleEmerging markets regain momentum
A new report has suggested that substantial retail growth will return in 2010, with long-term outlooks positive
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ArticleBrazil's yearly apple exports decline
Apple shipments have been hit by low quality fruit, higher stocks across the Northern Hemisphere and the global economic crisis