All Fruit articles – Page 435
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ArticleAgroStar acquires INI Farms
Deal will give INI Farms access to a wider and more diverse range of products for its global customers
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ArticleFrieda’s Branded Produce turns 60
Founder Frieda Caplan is credited for introducing US consumers to kiwifruit and other speciality fruits and vegetables
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ArticleZespri kicks off China supply
Zespri kiwifruit departs for China for the first time in the 2022 New Zealand kiwifruit season
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ArticleBravo builds brand power
Domestic and export programmes set to expand for Australian-grown apple
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PodcastsFruitbox 79 - Iryna Kukhtina, Ukraine Berries Association
As the country struggles for its survival, what does the future hold for Ukraine’s fresh produce business?
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ArticleScotts to ‘broaden appeal’ of crop cleaning machine
Root crop machinery firm wants to reach more diverse range of customers by showcasing produce cleaning machine at Fruit Logistica
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ArticleFrutura to acquire Chile’s Subsole
Frutura CEO David Krause said a strong presence in Chile is integral to the company's growth strategy
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ArticleMore Brazilian exporters using FarmFresh boxes
Termotécnica says its fully recyclable EPS conserver boxes can cut food waste and carbon emissions
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ArticleSHAFFE congress hears calls for closer collaboration
Speaking with one voice will help the sector tackle “one of its most challenging seasons in 20 years”
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ArticleDefra responds to rising fertiliser costs
Emergency meeting called to discuss ways to help growers fertilise crops amid surging gas and fertiliser prices exacerbated by war in Ukraine
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NFU president warns of UK food shortages
Minette Batters tells LBC that UK 'could see food shortages as prices surge'
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ArticleWar in Ukraine will ‘depress demand and disrupt supply’
Rabobank's Cindy van Rijswick analyses the longer-term impact of Russia's invasion on fresh produce trade
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ArticleThai Airways doubles China service
Demand from fresh fruit exporters sees airline increase charter flight services to China
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ArticleShanghai lockdown disrupts supply chain
Inland transport affected by Covid-19 outbreak while ports and airports remain open
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ArticleOppy spotlights T&G apples in Canada
Customised marketing efforts pay off as Envy and Jazz apple sales continue to grow
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ArticleCape Five active on two fronts
South African exporter delivers apples to China and helps refugees in Europe
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ArticleInflation starts to drive shopping behaviour
Supermarket sales down as people eat out more, while inflation begins to affect shopping behaviour and retail pricing strategies
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ArticleSouth Africa eyes further eastern growth
It is not only in China and India where South African apples and pears are enjoying growing demand
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ArticleSHAFFE congress draws key political support
High-level government speakers reflect importance of industry as key pillar to food security and sustainability
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ArticleProduction costs soar in Spain
Average export price of fresh fruit and vegetables rose by 2 per cent in January, while production costs jumped 30 per cent