Mango news archive – Page 46
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ArticleFruit demand brings logistics opportunities
Vast overland logistics developments are underway to improve efficiency and meet China's demand for imports from Thailand
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ArticlePeruvian mango production falls
Lambayeque crop expected to fall 15 per cent as a result of unfavourable weather
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ArticleKingston broadens imported mango supply
Greater demand for mangoes among US consumers prompts local importer-distributor to ramp up Ecuadorean arrivals
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ArticleMozambique backs mango project
The southern African country's government is to supply mango seeds to small and medium-sized farmers at a fraction of the cost
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ArticleQuarterly decline for Peru's Camposol
Climatic conditions in Peru and higher production in the US and Mexico combine to hit Camposol's sales
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ArticleEcuador anticipates steady mango crop
Production of Ecuadorean mangoes is forecast to be stable this season although exports have begun slightly later than normal
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Pakistan mango exports fall
The closure of the Iranian market and logistical problems are behind Pakistan's failure to meet its mango export target this year
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ArticleEcuador strengthens links with China
Ecuadorian banana exports to China could benefit from recent trade talks, which should see the two countries work more closely in future
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ArticleSolid performance for Mexican mangoes
Mangoes from Mexico recorded increases in both export volume and value during the first eight months of 2012
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ArticleNMB expands marketing programme
Increased member funding will see mango board place greater efforts on consumer, retail and foodservice promotions as well as research
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ArticleTrops launches mango promotion
Malaga-based cooperative links with 5 al Día to carry out a month-long promotional campaign for mangoes in Spain
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ArticlePeru mango exports to rise
Improved weather conditions point towards solid production crop for Peruvian mango industry
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ArticleDel Monte to launch fruit snacks in India
Del Monte Pacific is poised to enter India's snacks market with 40g and 50g fruit packs after a six-month trial
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Israel extends expertise to India
Israel is poised to open horticultural training and post-harvest centres in India to boost fruit and vegetable productivity
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ArticleExtensive recalls for Daniella mangoes
The fruit grown by Agrícola Daniella in Mexico is being widely recalled throughout North America following a salmonella outbreak
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ArticleThe alchemy of scent
From crisp notes of bergamot and lime to sweeter aromas of melon, mango and peach, fruity fragrances have always had their allure. Lisa Kjellsson examines how new techniques are bringing the worlds of growing and perfumery closer together
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Super labels make a return to the shelves
The term “super fruit” seems to be on the wane, but Marks & Spencer has regenerated the idea with a new Super
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ArticleMexican mango sales recall escalates
Daniella mangoes are being recalled by various importers and retailers across Canada and also in the US due to a salmonella risk
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ArticleNiche lines fuel exotics growth
An increase in both purchase frequency and trip volume is helping get some real momentum in the exotics category, where a number of niche lines are selling well
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ArticlePakistani mangoes arrive in Malaysia by sea
Mangoes grown in Pakistan arrived in Malaysia by sea for the first time this season thanks to efforts by exporter Imtiaz Enterprises