All articles by Carl Collen – Page 210
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ArticleFlorida orange crop continues to fall
Latest USDA estimate shows a further fall of 4m boxes, although grapefruit numbers remain stable
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ArticleZespri chief financial officer resigns
Merv Dallas is to leave the company, according to media reports in New Zealand
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ArticleAlbert Heijn in fresh centre partnership
Memorandum of understanding has been signed between Norbert Dentressangle and the Dutch retailer
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ArticleTotal Produce in sustainability commitment
Fresh produce giant commits to having 100 per cent of its volume of fresh fruits and vegetables sourced sustainably by 2020
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ArticleUnited Fresh backs School Food Act
Tom Stenzel welcomes federal investment that will ultimately lead to healthier meals in US schools
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ArticleZimbabwe in produce import ban
Agriculture ministry claims increased production in the country will cover demand
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ArticleSirane rolls out soft fruit innovation
New bubble pad designed to offer greater protection while remaining cost-effective
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ArticleEFSA plots pesticide exposure guidance
Europe's Food Safety Authority is to launch a public consultation to forma a draft guidance on exposure to pesticides
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ArticleSolid performance for CMA CGM
Despite a weaker freight environment, revenue remains relatively stable while net profit soars
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ArticleNew commissioner for Port of Tampa
Florida's largest port has announced that Gregory Celestan will be its new commissioner
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ArticleSpanish consumption slides in 2013
Fresh produce consumption in Spanish households fell 0.4 per cent last year, although spending grew 4.4 per cent
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ArticleReady Pac reveals award winner
Fit & Fresh Challenge promotion designed to encourage health-conscious activities and the adoption of healthy lifestyles
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ArticleFood retail drives Rewe sales growth
The group's national and international food business has pushed sales up by 2.9 per cent year-on-year
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ArticlePlant compounds may aid chemotherapy
New Zealand's Plant & Food Research identify compounds in carrots and parsley that may support treatments
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ArticleVarekamp now IFS and BRC Certified
Rotterdam-based fresh logistics service provider achieves dual certification
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ArticleUS sweet potatoes target Europe
The American Sweet Potato Marketing Institute has received US$200,000 for promotion in western Europe
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ArticleSpain increases non-EU imports
Horticultural imports from non-EU countries increases 14 per cent in January, while exports dropped 6 per cent
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ArticleDuo named among Canada's best
Oppy and Mastronardi Produce are named among Canada's 50 best-managed companies
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ArticleBayer to expand Wismar site
Crop protection specialist plans to invest €18m to expand capacity at its site in Wismar
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ArticleOppy excited over Chilean RR1 plum
North American importer will welcome the new plum variety for the first time in April