Exotic fruit news archive – Page 57
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ArticleATP focuses on food safety
The America Trades Produce Conference programme will feature top-level food safety authorities from the US and Mexico
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ArticleSeedless pepper wins Fruit Logistica award
The Sweet & Seedless Angello pepper from Syngenta has fought off tough competition to win the Fruit Logistica award for innovation 2012.
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AnalysisHas GM hit the buffers?
The debate over genetically modified food had gone quiet until last month’s decision by BASF to move its GM operations out of Europe threw the issue back into the spotlight. David Burrows asks where that leaves the future of biotechnology
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ArticleVietnamese dragon fruit to enter US mainstream
A Vietnamese dragon fruit supplier has inked a direct supply deal with two US supermarkets
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ArticlePomeGreat launches marketing campaign
Television marketing campaign will push the health benefits of pomegranate juice to UK consumers
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ArticleEU trade supports Ghana
APIBANA's president has stressed the importance of the Economic Partnership Agreement between Ghana and the EU
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ArticleMorrisons puts fresh foot forward
Morrisons has put fruit and vegetables squarely at the heart of its impressive growth in recent years, and now it is taking its presentation to the next level. David Shapley reports from one of the newest stores
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ArticleEarthbound Farm launches fruit division
One of the leading organic food brands and suppliers in the US has established an organic fruit subsidiary
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ArticleNew ripening technology to cut energy bills
Dutch-based ripening room technology specialist Interko has rethought every part of its system to create an "enormous reduction" in the energy it uses.
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ArticleExport bloom for NZ persimmons
New Zealand’s persimmon industry is looking forward to new market access as planted area grows during the next few years
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ArticleVietnam dragon fruit gets US trademark
Vietnam's largest dragon fruit exporter, Binh Thuan, has had its fruit registered as a trademark by the US Patent Office
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ArticleJapan opens up to GM Hawaiian papaya
Japan has agreed to allow the import of genetically modified papaya from Hawaii
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ArticleATP conference heads for Arizona
The annual conference is set to address issues affecting the Mexico-US produce trade when it takes place in the US during March
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ArticleKiwifruit 'helps clear cold symptoms'
Gold kiwifruit can help clear some symptoms of the common cold, new research suggests.
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ArticleRSA Sharon fruit abandons single desk
Discord within the industry has resulted in a split that means the end for the present single desk operation
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ArticleNew US law hurts Vietnamese exports
Vietnam’s fruit exports to the US could suffer under the new US Food Safety Modernization Act
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ArticleThe other ornamental
An industry that has used the recession to its advantage, pot plants and foliage have seen demand rise and stabilise. Elizabeth O’Keefe rounds up the trends
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ArticleExotics slip again as retailers change their approach
The exotics category continues to slide and with fewer promotions, sales are expected to suffer a knock-on effect
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ArticleYorkshire retailers stung with court fine
Two Yorkshire retailers have been handed down large fines for non-compliance with European Community standards for quality and labelling.
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ArticleUK increasingly important for kaki sales
The UK is becoming an important strategic market for kaki fruit, according to the regulatory council for the protected denomination of origin of kaki from the Ribera del Xuquer, in Spain.