All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 158
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ArticleSpanish grapefruit volumes dip
Despite the drop, the outlook for the coming season is favourable and quality and sizing are reportedly good
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ArticleOppy adds to sales and sourcing teams
The two new appointments will reinforce both ends of the company’s fresh fruit and vegetable supply chain
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ArticleChiquita bananas in the pink
More than 1m bananas to get pink stickers in support of Breast Cancer Awareness Month
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ArticleRecord year for Southern African citrus
Industry cements its position as the region's leading fresh produce sector, ahead of table grapes and topfruit
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ArticleDunkirk counts cost of hurricanes
The port expects a loss of 200,000 tonnes of banana traffic from the Caribbean after Irma and Maria
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ArticleNew tool lifts Peru’s export profile
Catalogue and digital platform will provide reliable and updated information on exports of key Peruvian products
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ArticleMore Finos but fewer Vernas for Spain
Ailimpo’s latest forecast pegs the Fino and Verna crops at 907,000 tonnes and 208,000 tonnes respectively
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ArticleUK ramps up LatAm charm offensive
The UK government is keen to line up a trade deal with the region’s fastest growing economies after Brexit
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ArticleOranges top Spanish consumption table
Despite sales dipping last year, they remain well ahead of bananas, the next most popular fruit
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ArticleCMR obtains Fairtrade, IFS accreditations
The certifications reaffirm the company’s commitment to excellence in management, the group said
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ArticleEcuador courts foreign investors
The Andean nation’s new government is looking to forge stronger trade links with the UK and other countries
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ArticleNon-browning apples land in US stores
Okanagan Speciality Fruits says its non-browning Arctic Apples can help tackle food waste and raise consumption
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ArticleDR banana growers count cost of hurricanes
Maria and Irma have caused major losses to production
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ArticleChilean export volumes rise in 2016/17
Shipment to North America and Europe grew, while exports to Asia and the Middle East were down on the previous season
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ArticleDesert Farms launches organics line
The Mexican producer prides itself on its strong commitment to sustainable production
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ArticleABC highlights access issues at IBO Summit
Argentina used its participation in the summit to push for a speedy resolution to negotiations for access to the Chinese market
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ArticleEcuador sends more bananas to Russia
Shipments rise by almost 10 per cent in the first six months of 2017
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ArticleMexico counts cost of natural disasters
Earthquake and hurricane affect hundreds of thousands of hectares of crops including bananas, pineapples and papayas
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ArticleGreenyard inaugurates NJ facility
The new distribution centre houses 8,000 pallet positions and high-capacity citrus packing lines
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ArticleGiant F&V drives home sustainability message
The huge sculptures have appeared across Valencia, the FAO’s World Sustainable Food Capital 2017