All articles by Carl Collen – Page 157
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ArticleSpecial report: Great Britain goes global
With the Brexit vote and the weak sterling causing uncertainty, could we see markets opening for the UK beyond the borders of the EU? Carl Collen speaks to those already pioneering trade in growth regions to find out
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ArticleFreight rates hit Maersk Line result
Second quarter result and revenue both fall year-on-year as average freight rates hit record low levels
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ArticleFyffes encourages Dundalk backing
Company calls on fans across Ireland to get behind Dundalk FC and support Irish football on the European stage
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ArticleIlip praises food waste laws
Packaging group welcomes Italian law aimed at fighting food waste, as well as EU platform on food losses
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Article"Significant" improvement in BayWa earnings
First half results reveal overall rise in EBIT, with the group's fruit business bolstering the agricultural sector
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ArticleFyffes asks consumers to 'Discover More'
Banana importers engages in an international brand enhancement programme to engage and entice consumers
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ArticleUSDA releases crop research funds
Agriculture secretary Tom Vilsack announces US$36.5m for specialty crop research and extension investments
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ArticleSpain's produce trading figures laid bare
Fepex publishes export and import figures for the opening five months of 2016
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ArticleCost cutting aids Del Monte result
Net income climbs in the second quarter despite sales drop, as the company benefits from lower input costs and cost-reduction initiatives
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ArticleRijk Zwaan outlines pepper importance
Rudy van den Berg, crop coordinator for peppers at Rijk Zwaan, speaks exclusively to Fruitnet about developments in the category
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ArticleMaersk Line gears up for AFL
Shipping giant looking to cultivate fruitful partnerships at Asia Fruit Logistica in Hong Kong
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ArticleBiobest offers leafminer solutions
Group looks to help tomato companies across Europe fight the threat of the leafminer pest
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ArticleSpain posts strong import growth
May figures show fruit and vegetable imports into the country climbed again in volume and value
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ArticleHouston handles more RSA citrus
Popularity of the fruit is growing with a 300 per cent increase in tonnage handled at the Port of Houston
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ArticleKiku supports young athletes
Apple brand brings together more than 25 athletes at Kiku Wonderland
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ArticleVirginia seeks global opportunities
Todd Haymore, Virginia's secretary of agriculture and forestry, and the agriculture department's Stephanie Agee speak exclusively to Fruitnet
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ArticleJawwad Qureshi joins greening fight
Leading entomologist wll bring expertise to state's battle against deadly citrus disease
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ArticleMexico-Tampa service opens doors
New weekly container service between Tampa and Mexico offers new options for Florida companies
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ArticleTru-Cape welcomes successful harvest
Despite challenges including fruit size and currency fluctuations, Tru-Cape hails its strong topfruit harvest
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ArticleOppy reveals "strategic realignments"
North American importer strengthens sales and grower relations approach