All Ethical trade articles – Page 23
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ArticleOppy drives Peru sustainability efforts
Joint effort with Agropiura helps remove waste as part of adopt-a-highway initiative
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ArticleSouth Africa sets transformation goals
Hortgro joins with others to develop forward-thinking transformation strategy
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ArticleArgofruta set for another year of growth
The Petrolina-based company’s export manager, Julia Briso, outlines the company’s plans for the year ahead
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ArticleJaguar looks to help rural communities
Dutch group has formed a partnership with the Desiree Ellis Foundation in South Africa to support rural communities
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ArticleBase wage for Fairtrade banana workers
Fairtrade takes huge step towards living wages for banana workers across the globe
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ArticleGBC drives home sustainability message
Speakers highlight the growing importance of sustainability to the berry business at the Global Berry Congress
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ArticleZespri Europe backs Hamburg Arche
Kiwifruit giant announces support for healthy nutrition and school support project
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ArticleEU fruit and veg producers back Farm to Fork
Leading groups in Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, Spain and Poland commit to EC's food sustainability strategy
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ArticleBanana NGOs write to retailers
NGOs and Latin American trade unions are imploring retailers across Europe to resist the trend of ever-decreasing banana prices
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ArticleOrganics stay resilient in Peru
Despite the enormous impact of Covid-19 in Peru, organic farming continues to flourish, according to Dutch distributor Eosta
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PodcastsFruitbox 47 · Steve Magami, Agrovision
The co-founder of one of Peru's largest fruit exporters discusses politics, trade and investment
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ArticleGiumarra expands avo offering
New partnership will see avocados grown in Mexico by Rancho Agua Blanca added to its Fair Trade line
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ArticleUneasy truce in blueberry battle
Ross Berries and United Exports may have settled this season's OZblu royalty spat, but the dispute looks set to continue
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ArticleBanagrumes launches Orlana
The French wholesaler has created a new brand, Orlana, for non-organic produce bearing quality, ethical and environmental marks
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ArticleSuccess for Living Wage mangoes
Dutch organic importer Eosta’s first Living Wage mangoes are helping to close the wage gap for its suppliers in Burkina Faso
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ArticleBrexit threatens Ghana bananas
Banana Link urges UK government to negotiate tariff-free deal with Ghana to avoid banana shortages and protect jobs in West African nation
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ArticleClash over post-Brexit trade deals
With 1m Brits signing the NFU's food standards petition and Joe Biden winning the US election, Brexit pressures are mounting for the UK government
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ArticleColombia to launch avocado sustainability seal
Corpohass says the new sustainability seal could set the benchmark for other Colombian agricultural products
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ArticleEosta to launch online platform
The Netherlands-based organic trader is launching an online meeting place to facilitate contact and ensure stable supplies
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ArticleBlueberry spat continues with war of words
United Exports defends its reputation in South Africa, as Ross Berries denies licensing breach over OZblu varieties