All Colombia articles – Page 21
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ArticleCarrefour sells Colombian assets
The French retailer is continuing its restructuring with the sale of its operations in Colombia to Chile's Cencosud
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ArticleTurbana connects consumers to growers
By showing consumers where bananas are grown in Colombia, Turbana claims its retailers will benefit from more traceability and transparency
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ArticleTurbana debuts exotics range
The banana supplier demonstrates its strength as a solution provider to retailers by expanding its product basket
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ArticleSouth American additions for Purfresh
Increased global adoption of group's active atmosphere technology sees Colombian and Ecuadorean expansion
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ArticleSpreafico manager joins Simba as director
Fabio Mineo set to rub shoulders with Orsero family and other senior board members at helm of GF Group subsidiary
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ArticleColombian banana output set to fall
Colombian banana production is forecast to fall by eight to 10 per cent this year due largely to the impact of inclement weather, Americafruit reports.
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ArticleWeather affects Colombian bananas
The peak in production during the second half of 2012 will not be as high as last year, according to a major supplier
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ArticleFundauniban marks social success
Turbana’s social foundation has spent the last 25 years developing a self-sustaining community in Colombia
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ArticleColombian association defends banana sector
The Colombian banana trade association, Augura, has spoken out to defend the sector.
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ArticleColombia banana trade defended
Latin American country's banana industry association Augura defends business following allegations of payments to paramilitary
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ArticleAnnual congress heads to South Africa
Leading fresh produce event Eurofruit Congress Southern Hemisphere set to take place in Cape Town on 17-19 October 2012
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US-Colombia FTA enters into force
Under the deal, Colombian exports to the US could grow by US$487m, while US exports to Colombia could rise by US$1.1bn
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ArticleCurrency and climate key for Colombia
While security issues have been partially overcome in the last decade, the Colombian banana export industry remains at the mercy of trade and climate change, especially its small producers
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ArticleEU agrees to Colombia-Peru deal
Future FTA would guarantee zero tariffs for bilateral trade after the current beneficial agreement with the two South American nations ends in 2013
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ArticleBanacol obtains C-TPAT certification
Compliance with the US border security standard will boost the banana marketer’s credibility and efficiency on the North American market
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ArticleStudy to broaden Colombia’s options
Quarantine barriers in many countries could be lifted for a range of Colombian fruits thanks to the findings of a recent Med fly project
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ArticleCarrefour ups South American presence
The French retailer has signalled its intent in South America with the opening of two new stores, in Argentina and Colombia
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ArticleColombia in full bloom
The Colombian flower industry is in its element, with a huge customer on its doorstep in the US market and quality-hungry florists and retailers in the UK driving innovation and change. But as the industry looks for the golden ticket in the shape of the UK multiples, will compromise destroy all this good work? Elizabeth O’Keefe reports from Bogotá, Colombia
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ArticleProfit boom for Colombia's Éxito
Casino-owned group announces that yearly third-quarter net profit grew by 59 per cent
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ArticleFTAs get seal of approval
The passing of US trade agreements with Colombia, Panama and South Korea have been welcomed by United Fresh and Walmart