Grape news archive – Page 51
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ArticleSun World reports strong sales growth
Increased brand recognition in international markets helps lift sales
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ArticleCalifornia continues dream grape run
Volumes reach record levels over October-November segment, with season set to run well into January
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ArticleSan Miguel funds expansion plans
The company arranges US$100m in medium-term financing from IDB Invest, IFC and Rabobank
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ArticleFrench protests hamper Italian and Spanish exports
Weeks of disruption sparked by the gilets jaunes anti-fuel tax movement have apparently led to a downturn in sales
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ArticleUS$10m government grape purchase
Temporary relief for California table grape growers ahead of trade negotiations between the US and China
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ArticleHamburg Süd launches Peru service
Weekly direct service links Paita in Peru with Philadelphia, designed to aid Peruvian grape and mango exporters
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ArticleChina says yes to Spanish grapes
Spanish table grape sector moves a step closer to securing access to the Chinese market
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ArticleIndia encourages China grape trade
The Indian government hopes to push further into China’s US$630m grape import market
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ArticleLate grape crops to affect pre-Christmas supply
The Orange River table grape crop is about two weeks later than normal, while Namibia is lagging by one week
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ArticleCosta signs agreement for NCF acquisition
Australian group expects to complete a deal this year, boosting its table grape and citrus categories
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ArticleChilean storm losses “to hit US$200m”
Fruit producer association Fedefruta says an area of 30,000ha was affected by this week’s storms
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ArticleIndian pomegranate prospects dry
A drought in the state of Maharashtra has affected more than 60 per cent of the growing area
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ArticleJupiter expands with 'major' South African acquisition
Shropshire-based grower and trader Jupiter Group has purchased the majority share in RSA company Bonaire
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ArticleChile hails improved access to Indonesia
After more than eight years of negotiations, Chilean fruit will be permitted to enter the country through the Port of Jakarta
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ArticleChile assesses impact of storms
Asoex said it hopes to have a full evaluation of the crop damage by next week
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ArticleUS likely to lose market share in China
The supply gap is expected to be filled by further imports, instead of domestic production
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ArticleRSA grape exports underway
Growers in the northern region of South Africa have started packing their first grapes of the new season
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ArticleIlip creates new subsidiary in Spain
Alicante facility will work with existing network to offer Iberian companies access to new packaging for fresh produce
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ArticleT&G pleased with Peruvian progress
Table grape programmes out of Latin American nation underway, with Europe the focus for sales
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ArticleSATI releases first 2018/19 forecast
Table grape industry says South African crop could reach 70m cartons this year