All articles by Carl Collen – Page 111
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Article"Continued growth" for Total Produce
First-half of 2018 sees revenue and earnings rise, with the group on course for full-year growth
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ArticleEva Apples bounces back
A good crop is expected this year as the exporter puts two frost-hit campaigns behind it
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ArticleFyffes promotes Dundalk story
Fyffes sponsorship ‘helping club achieve success’, according to Irish football team's chairman
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ArticleCompac gets out in the field
Group launches Field Research Unit to help study fresh produce industry challenges
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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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ArticleSchool scheme bears fruit
Fruit & Vegetables in Schools initiative is having a positive impact, "vastly improving" student health and education
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ArticlePort of LA slashes NOx emissions
2017 Inventory of Air Emissions shows the Port set new record lows for emissions while container volumes reached an all-time high
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ArticleBlueberries the star for Camposol
Higher blueberry volumes and prices help drive Camposol's sales 8.9 per cent higher in the first half
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ArticleMixed messages on Polish apples
After initial 4.48m-tonne crop was forecast at Prognosfruit, GOP Statistical Office and FAS Warsaw release their own estimates
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ArticleHamburg endures throughput fall
Cargo volumes fall just under 5 per cent at the German port in the opening six months of the year
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ArticleChinese access drives Aussie stonefruit
Production and exports of cherries, peaches and nectarines are set to climb in Australia during 2018/19
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ArticleNaturipe makes blockchain progression
Partnership with SAP is an effort to improve food supply chain, building the next generation of track and trace technology
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ArticleStonefruit to soar in Turkey
Report predicts production of cherries, peaches and nectarines will grow in 2018/19 as demand increases in EU and Russia
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ArticleSiCar Farms to open new facility
Texas company's new facility will handle three times the company’s current production capacity
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ArticleReturn to normality for Vog
After 'abnormal' 2017/18 campaign, Italian consortium expects full harvest of high-quality apples
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ArticleResearchers dispense post-hurricane advice
UF/IFAS experts suggest citrus varieties for Irma-damaged replanting in Florida
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ArticleHAGL to make banana investment
Vietnamese company is buying land in Cambodia to grow bananas for export to China
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ArticleMaersk turns out Q2 profit
Revenue climbed 24 per cent through the period, boosted by the acquisition of Hamburg Süd
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ArticleNew export record for Chilean cherries
USDA report shows shipments hit a new high in 2017/18, with China the top importer
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ArticleLandmark convention for FPAA
Fresh Produce Association of the Americas will discuss topics like border and customs control and worker social responsibility