Citrus news archive – Page 9
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ArticleBig names in fresh produce sign up for Global Tropicals Congress
Dole, AMFresh, Westfalia, Olympic Fruit, Georges Helfer, Wealmoor, and Blue Skies head to The Hague for dynamic day of trendwatching and networking
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ArticleSunkist keeps consumers in mind
Citrus group says it understands the importance of providing consumers with accessible and nutritious options
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NewsSummer Citrus from South Africa launches promotion
Third annual promotion offers shoppers an opportunity to win one of two gift cards to curate their own getaway
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ArticleSouth Africa has its say on AGOA
Future removal from the American Growth and Opportunities Act would have dire consequences for South African citrus
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ArticleRed Rich, Batlow Fruit and Ausfarm Fresh join forces
Tie-up to create one of Australia’s largest vertically integrated apple, mango and mandarin businesses
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ArticleJaffa partners with Leicester Tigers
The citrus brand has linked up with the rugby union club as part of its campaign to promote healthy eating
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NewsCitrus Australia leads first Origin Verification Program
Citrus study, which is the first of its kind, characterises Australian oranges at both a national and regional level
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ArticleWCO signs up first Mexican member
Addition reflects growing interest in the Americas for a more connected global citrus community
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NewsEU citrus regulation battle continues
Frustrations rise across South African citrus industry as a lack of government support is blamed for ongoing problems
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NewsSummer Citrus from South Africa kicks off 25th year
Despite current challenges, SCSA promises that high-quality fruit is on the way weekly for the rest of the summer
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ArticleSalix Fruits expands summer citrus programme
Company expects to import more than 1m cartons from the Southern Hemisphere between May and October
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ArticleOlympic makes beer in tandem with Rotterdam brewery
Importer is one of four Barendrecht-based companies that have teamed up to extend the lifecycle of its rejected citrus
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NewsSouth African citrus shipments to US resume
Tough recovery in the Cape regions as damage from storms and floods emerges
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NewsWinter storms affect Cape growers
Citrus production in Western Cape hit by storms and flooding, while some fruit destined for US could be delayed
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ArticleSouth African citrus industry assesses flood damage
Persistent rains in the Western Cape have affected harvesting while the logistics network is also under some pressure
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ArticleUncertainty remains over South African citrus
Despite a good start in Europe, tougher times may be on the horizon when the impact of new EU regulations is truly felt
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ArticleCold snap hits Chilean citrus and avocado production
Fedefruta and Asoex in the process of assessing the damage caused by prolonged and extensive frosts
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ArticleAnecoop teams up with Koppert to promote sustainable pest management
Under the new deal Koppert will train cooperatives on biological pest control techniques
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ArticleGreen Fruits sign collaboration deal with Soex 2
Agreement increases Green Fruits’ output to almost 130,000 tonnes, mostly made up of citrus
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ArticleCamposol targets Latin American expansion
Company goes for growth in Latin American markets in new diversification drive