All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 150
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ArticleUK, Chile sign continuity agreement
Deal – one of several due to be signed in the coming weeks – will ensure there is no disruption to trade after Brexit
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ArticlePromising outlook for Argentine lemons
Industry predicts a good balance between supply and demand in 2019
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ArticleCamposol shows it cares
CEO Jorge Ramírez tells Fruitnet why the company wants to build an emotional connection with consumers
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ArticlePlanas promises action to halt citrus decline
Agriculture minister calls on better organisation of producers to fight of challenge of increased competition
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ArticleChile moves to quell listeria fears
Companies involved “have acted transparently and in accordance with consumer protection policies”
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ArticleHalls adds Peruvian mangoes to RA line-up
The company celebrates the accreditation of farms belonging to its Peruvian supplier, Luna Verde
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ArticleCopefrut becomes newest member of Origine Group
The union strengthens the group’s counterseasonal supply of kiwifruit and other products
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ArticleThe future’s bright says WAO
Rise in veganism and health awareness will ensure solid growth in avocado category
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Article‘Atypical’ broccoli campaign sends prices soaring
Reduced availability likely to last until summer, says Javier Bernabéu of + Broccoli
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ArticleCBC unveils big screen promotion in China
Cinema campaign served to highlight the versatility of fresh blueberries as a snack
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ArticleEcuador ships first tamarillos to US
Tree tomatoes are one of a growing list of exotics eyeing new export markets
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ArticleSuper Bowl avocado supply secure
APEAM has guaranteed that supplies for this year’s championship game will not be disrupted
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ArticleDole announces closure of Limón facility
Most of company’s container operations now handled by Moín Container Terminal operator APM Terminals
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ArticleAmbrosia apples report fluid sales
At the midway point, the campaign is progressing in line with expectations
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ArticleThx! expands social impact programme
The company has new supply sources, product lines and markets in its sights for 2019
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ArticleCerezas Argentinas celebrates Chinese first
It becomes first Argentine company to land its cherries in China after making the inaugural airfreighted shipment
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ArticleSpanish Verna production bounces back
Verna crop is estimated at 380,000 tonnes and will allow Spain to extend the season until August
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ArticleWFC opens Colombia’s biggest avocado plant
New facility will enable the company to triple its production capacity and support its continued growth
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ArticleAsturian Berries files for bankruptcy
The company has faced growing competition from blueberry suppliers in eastern Europe
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ArticleSteady growth for Brotto Figs
The company is expanding its fig production on the back of buoyant demand in the European market