All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 169
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ArticleSanLucar extends apricot window
The premium-branded fruit is now available from April through to September
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ArticleAnecoop marks Bouquet’s 25th anniversary
The Spanish company’s pioneering variety has helped make the group Europe’s leading supplier of seedless watermelons
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ArticleChilean fruit lands in US capital
Chile’s fresh fruit export basket was on display at the annual Passport DC event in Washington DC
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ArticleMercabarna unveils food trends study
The new report reflects growing concerns about health the environment among Spanish consumers
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ArticleEcuador dips toe into Chinese mango market
Its airflown mangoes are making a splash but building volumes will depend on logistics
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ArticleAgroponiente launches tropical fruit line
Tropical Poniente-branded avocados, mangoes and papayas will be available from this year
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ArticleCarrefour debuts rooftop farms
The scheme, which is being rolled out across France, includes plans for 100ha of urban production in Paris by 2020
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ArticleArgentine grapes: China entry “imminent”
Protocol paving the way for table grape imports will be signed during Macri’s visit to China later this month
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ArticleTrade mourns death of Manuel Évora
As founder and president of Portugal Fresh, Évora helped raise the profile of Portuguese produce
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ArticleAgroponiente expands sphere of influence
A new facility in Murcia will enable the group to extend its production season in key crops
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ArticleSpain ramps up pressure on RSA citrus
CGC claims to have proof that Dutch importers colluded with South Africa to cut number of CBS rejections
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ArticleShortage sends avo prices soaring
Production issues in Mexico, Peru and California means supply will remain tight for the coming weeks
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ArticleUS confirms end of Argentine lemon ban
The USDA has announced that the new Argentine lemon rule will take effect on 26 May
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ArticleRSA citrus growers gear up for US campaign
With production up across the board, a full consumer marketing campaign programme is planned for the summer months
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ArticleMaersk puts €3.7bn price on Hamburg Süd
The Danish shipping giant said the deal would save the companies an estimated US$350-400m in the first two years
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ArticleTrump upbeat about Argentine lemon outlook
US president’s comments signal an imminent end to the veto as he praises Macri for his economic reforms
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ArticleChile kicks off 2017 citrus campaign
The first shipment of clementines is heading for the US market
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ArticleMichoacán ramps up fight on illegal avo plantings
The state is reclassifying forestland that has been deliberately destroyed as protected natural areas
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ArticleBrazil says yes to Peru’s blues
Easy access to the Brazilian market by road gives Peru and advantage over other suppliers
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ArticleMacri to press Trump on lemon ban
Argentine producers hope a meeting between the US and Argentine premiers could bring an end to the long running dispute