All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 190
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ArticleAvocados from Mexico hails Super Bowl success
Data shows brand’s integrated campaign proved a hit with consumers
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ArticleRussian retailer courts Chilean producers
Magnit says Russia’s ongoing ban on EU, Turkish and US agricultural products creates new opportunities for Chilean fruit
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ArticleSunkist grower payments top billion dollars again
President Russell Hanlin hails success of cooperative’s grower distribution programme
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ArticleChile braced for another tough apple season
Although up on last year volumes are still below the levels seen in recent seasons
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ArticleTango demand continues to grow
Supplies set to increase significantly from next year says Eurosemillas
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ArticleVale da Rosa sets sights on Brazil
Company set to carry out its first table grape exports to the South American country in July
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ArticlePoliticians back Portugal Fresh
For the first time the event’s history, Portugal’s prime minister António Costa visited Fruit Logistica to show his support for the industry
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ArticleUSDA appoints new NMB board members
New leadership at the National Mango Board to begin terms immediately upon appointment
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ArticleMexico and EU announce plans for organic trade deal
Bananas could be one of the main products to benefit from a bilateral trade agreement for organic products
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ArticleCVVP beefs up citrus offer
New orange, mandarin and lemon varieties joined Clemcott on display at Fruit Logistica
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ArticleSpanish vegetable crisis deepens
Fepex to request additional support from European Union as market shows no sign of improvement
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ArticleSanLucar says it with strawberries
New Valentine’s Day packs available to German and Austrian consumers from 8-14 February
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ArticleCamposol hits new record
Company expects to continue its diversification strategy by increasing blueberry production in the coming years
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ArticleCamposol looks ahead to positive 2016
COO José Antonio Gómez, tells Fruitnet why he believes Peruvian agriculture is on a sound footing to meet the challenges of the future
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ArticleSpain to ship first apples to India
Announcement by Catalan trade association Afrucat comes after two years of negotiations to open up the Indian market
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ArticleChina says yes to Chilean walnuts in shells
Effective immediately, Chilean nuts can enter the market tariff-free
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ArticleJalisco avos push for US entry
Gaining direct access to the market will put an end to the illegal practice of sending avocados via packhouses in Michoacán
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ArticleSpain hones in on Middle East
Spanish exporters are stepping up their presence in the region as they go in search of new growth opportunities
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ArticleEcuadorean bananas facing bumpy ride in 2016
AEBE warns of likely erosion of Ecuador’s market share in Europe and the US
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ArticleChile strengthens ties with Alibaba
Fruit industry looking to make further inroads into Chinese market through online trading platforms