All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 221
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ArticleSpain demands wider aid package in wake of Russian ban
EU accused of leaving Valencia’s citrus and kaki growers to fend for themselves
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ArticleSpain unveils selfie-help campaign
Consumers are being urged to show their solidarity with the country’s producers by posing for selfies with fruits and vegetables in a bid to stimulate consumption
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ArticleChilean blues find favour in Turkey
Improved availability has led to a surge in demand, particularly among young, affluent consumers
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ArticleSelf-destructing fruit fly trial approved
Technique developed by UK company kills off female flies causing population collapse
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ArticleFreight forwarders prepared for volcanic disruption
Companies introduced emergency plans to limit their exposure to closure of airspace in wake of Eyjafjallajokull eruption in 2010
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ArticleChilean trade mission announces Asia tour
Visit by high-level delegation to China and South Korea expected to speed up negotiations for market access in key products
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ArticleRussia “already turning away trucks at border”
Afrucat says Russian importers started cancelling orders from EU suppliers this morning
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ArticleBanacol settles payment dispute
Company has agreed to pay banana producers in full for outstanding shipments
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ArticleCropLife shines spotlight on agrochemicals
Seminar on the correct use of crop protection products in global agriculture to be held this Friday
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ArticleSunkist heads to Sesame Street
Citrus cooperative to harness power of Sesame Street brand to encourage children and families to eat more fruits and vegetables
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ArticleHortyfruta hails successful melon campaign
Association praised producers for adhering to guidelines to avoid placing unripe fruit on the market
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ArticleSteep rise in Nogales truck volume
Infrastructure investments mean traffic is projected to grow at an even faster rate over the next decade
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ArticleGanaflor in CR national brand first
Five years in the making, the Essential Costa Rica brand was launched in September 2013
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ArticleNew Chilean port law “threatens productivity”
Terminal operators claim rule change could have a US$4bn impact on Chile's economy due to lost working time
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ArticlePressure builds in EU topfruit market
Marketers reportedly having to discard stored fruit to make way for new arrivals
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ArticleChile makes further inroads into China
Asoex preparing to launch new products on the back of cherry success
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ArticleUS green lights Moroccan blues
Aphis said the small volumes involved would not impact on domestic producers
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ArticleZespri kicks off 2014 US campaign
New SunGold variety will be available to North American consumers in greater volumes this year
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ArticleMitsubishi enters Colombia’s port terminal business
Japanese company has joined forces with Grupo Daabon to expand capacity at one of Colombia’s busiest ports
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ArticleRecord season for Chilean cherry growers
Returns peaked at US$7.15 per kg on the back of strong demand on international markets