Exotic fruit news archive – Page 59
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ArticleDesmond Tutu: US public in for a treat
Archbishop heralds opening of US market to South Africa sharon fruit with first shipments due to leave later this month
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ArticleHLB celebrates important milestone
Homero Levy de Barros, president and CEO of HLB Specialties and a pioneer in the export of tree-ripened papayas to Europe, looks back over 25 years in the produce trade
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ArticleMalaysian durian sells out in UK
Malaysian durian sold out within weeks when it hit London stores for the first time last month
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ArticleSharonfruit season begins in RSA
South Africa is getting ready to ship its first fruit of the 2014 campaign, with promises of a good crop
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ArticleEU warns India over export quality
Apeda responds with plan to route all fresh fruit and vegetable exports to Europe via approved packhouses
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ArticleMissing flight MH370 'carrying mangosteens'
Malaysia Airlines aeroplane was taking four-tonne consignment of tropical fruit to China, it has been revealed
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ArticleDaughter joins family-run exotics firm
Geography graduate and ex-PR Sarah Durber will work with father Peter at New Spitalfields wholesaler Tropifresh
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ArticleVietnamese fruit exports top US$1bn
Fresh fruit exports exceeded US$1bn in value for the first time in 2013
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ArticleM&S first to stock 'unique' exotic fruit
Versatile and healthy achachas, produced in Australia by a homesick Bolivian grower, now available at UK retailer
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ArticleRuby Fresh hopes to shine in Berlin
Pomegranate specialist makes the journey from California to showcase a range of whole and convenience products
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ArticleUK chain to stock infamous durian
Malaysian-based food producer Foods Wise gets listing for its vacuum-packed product in Loon Fung stores across UK
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ArticleStrong potential for kiwiberries
Interest in New Zealand kiwiberries among producers and consumers alike is rising, according to one leading exporter
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ArticleFruttital's produce hub moves to Verona
Company will no longer handle fresh produce at its historic Albenga site, leaving behind only sales and admin staff
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ArticleIsraeli dates on the move
The country is expected to produce some 34,000 tonnes of the fruit this campaign, with 90 per cent of the crop heading for export markets
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ArticleThai exports to EU set to be halted
Fresh produce industry in turmoil after insects repeatedly discovered in vegetables, leading to mooted ban on exports
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ArticleNew fruity shakes hit UK shelves
Rebel Kitchen dairy-free 'mylk' drinks made with coconut milk, Somerset spring water and natural ingredients such as bananas
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ArticleBreadfruit 'most effective' mosquito repellant
US scientists find 'superfood' more effective at repelling mosquitoes than primary insecticide used against biting insects
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ArticleDates infested with beetles found in UK
Scientists have found beetles and larvae in a sample of Welsh dates and figs
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ArticleWaitrose bottles 'it' superfruit
John Lewis Partnership retailer to become first British supermarket to launch 100 per cent yuzu juice
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Article'Hidden' produce-saving patch
Sirane unveils new absorbent patch that attracts and absorbs ethylene released by fruit and vegetables