Grape news archive – Page 35
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ArticleRHL urges more suppliers to support FareShare
Topfruit and grapes specialist contributed to more than 25,000 charity meals in 2020 through its partnership with redistribution organisation
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ArticleGlobal Grape Congress set for June
Fruitnet is launching the Global Grape Congress, to be held online on 30 June
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ArticleUS shoppers buying more grapes
Number who consider grapes to be a staple purchase rose to 46 per cent last year versus 32 per cent in 2019
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ArticleAsoex slashes table grape forecast
Latest estimate points to a 9.8 per cent contraction in exports compared with 2019/20
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ArticleThings looking up for RSA grapes
After some bad luck with rain in certain areas, it looks as if South Africa will again have a bumper table grape crop
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ArticleSouth Africa looks to the east
While traditional markets remain important, the eyes of the South African fruit export industry are focusing on the east
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ArticleTFC promotes Schlusnus to CEO
Former member of Lidl's senior management team says he is ready to continue the tropical produce company's expansion
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ArticleFruitnet launches new global digital events
The three new events are targeted at key growth categories in the fresh produce business: avocados, citrus and grapes
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ArticlePeruvian grapes off to flying start
As of week 5, Peru had shipped 48m cartons of grapes, an increase of 12m compared to the year-earlier period
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ArticleIFG closes South African IP case
Breeder’s protracted case against a South African table grape grower has come to a successful end
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ArticleSouth Africa's China grape promo
The country's Western Cape regional government is pleased to be starting a grape promotion in China
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ArticleLunar New Year sales sluggish due to Covid-19
Fresh fruit sales across South-East Asia down during important period, as concerns regarding counterfeit products remain
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ArticleApofruit invests in club varieties
Pink Lady apples, Zespri Gold kiwifruit, and Fred pears among products set to play bigger part in Italian group's portfolio
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ArticleSuccessful season for Arra 15 in India
Jupiter Group and Sahyadri Farms harvest first commercial crop in Nashik
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ArticleClearer picture emerging of Chilean fruit losses
Initial estimates from producer association Fedefruta put losses to fruit production at US$150m
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ArticleSATI lifts seasonal forecast
Certain South African grape production regions have exceeded expectations
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ArticleChile assesses grape damage after storms
Mid-season varieties like Thompson Seedless have borne the brunt of the damage
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ArticleNew SATI leader speaks
Anton Viljoen Jr has been elected as new chairman of SATI as the South African table grape industry steps into the future
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ArticleSalix Fruits doubles sales volume in 2020
The company said its strong digital profile enabled it to maximise sales opportunities during the pandemic
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ArticleStorms hit Chilean fruit
Intense rainfall and hail have caused an “agricultural catastrophe” in some of Chile’s major fruit growing regions