All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 157
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ArticlePlanasa acquires US’s NorCal Nursery
The deal adds one of America’s leading strawberry nurseries to Planasa’s portfolio
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ArticleArgentine citrus forecast down
Volumes dip, but new market openings augur well for the sector’s future, says Federcitrus
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ArticleArgentine topfruit crisis deepens
Exports for the first three months of 2017 fall 18.5 per cent compared to last year
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ArticleChile turns up heat in row with Zespri
The New Zealand kiwifruit marketer has called on Asoex to provide proof of accusations of monopolistic practices
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ArticleScott Kosnik joins Seald Sweet team
Kosnik will be based in Nogales and is responsible for developing new product lines
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ArticleCosta Rica aims to make chayote a headliner
A new group has been established to support export and marketing programmes of this cucurbitaceous vegetable
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ArticleScientists use light to make produce healthier
Blasting fruit and veg with short bursts of light can enhance levels of vitamins and antioxidants
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ArticleMercadona opens first green stores
The retailer is investing €180m into making 126 stores more energy efficient
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ArticleSoaring mercury causes stonefruit glut
Spanish producers accuse the European supermarkets of exploiting the situation by driving prices down
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ArticleProexport marks 40 years of growth
In spite of the ongoing severe water crisis, Murcia’s produce industry is on a firm footing to meet the challenges of the future, AGM hears
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ArticleFire hits San Miguel’s Uruguay packhouse
The company said there had been no casualties and operations at the facility have now resumed
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ArticleUS growers slam Trump’s “draconian” budget cuts
The administration’s proposals include the elimination of the Market Access Programme
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ArticleSpanish port workers postpone strike
As the government presses ahead with reform of labour laws, the unions have agreed to call of this week’s planned walkout
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ArticleArgentina’s ailing topfruit sector claims another scalp
Family-owned San Formerio faces closure after it loses its biggest customer
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ArticleChilean customs officials call strike
Walkout by ANFACH workers is expected to cause disruption at land borders
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ArticleGreen light for Everglades expansion
Florida’s leading container port has won approval to begin extensive enlargement project
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ArticleSpanish asparagus prices bounce back
Now that the Mexican season has ended Spain is virtually alone in the market
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ArticleRussia lifts Turkish sanctions but tomato ban stays
Restrictions on all other fruit and vegetable imports have been lifted immediately, the authorities confirmed
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ArticleGreggs hails arrival of salad days
The retailer has put a new spin on the term salad dressing for the launch of its new summer menu
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ArticlePAC wins Heart-Check status
Peruvian avocados have gained the seal of approval from the American Heart Association