All articles by Maura Maxwell – Page 231
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ArticleNaturipe integrates operations
Group and affiliate combines to enhance the service it offers to clients, providing a 'total berry solution' direct from growers
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ArticleHunts Point talks reach impasse
Matthew D'Arrigo says that it could be a year before a decision is made on the future of Hunts Point Terminal Produce Market
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ArticleTexas invests for success
Future is bright for southern Texas with the development of San Antonio Wholesale Produce Market and an E-Beam sterilisation facility
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ArticleFyffes eyes US pineapple gains
Irish group eyes US pineapple market as it looks to relieve pressure built by a tough European industry
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ArticleCentral American melon supply falls
Supermarkets facing potential shortage of supply this season following downturn in production in Costa Rica and Honduras
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ArticleCultivar to ripen and market bananas
Spanish fresh produce importer set to include the fruit in its product range, sourcing initially from Central America
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ArticleSpanish avocado output set to rise
Leading exporters Trops and Reyes Gutiérrez both anticipating significant rise in production volume this season
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ArticleTopsy turvy deal for Brazilian mangoes
Exports to the US market are likely to rise in 2012, while sendings to Europe have already fallen short of the mark
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ArticlePortugal turns to pear export markets
Despite forecasting a fall in production, lower domestic demand means the country is aiming to ship more pears overseas
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ArticleFrutesa to launch lemon variety
Mayan Meyer lemons from Guatemala will be available in Europe by the end of 2012
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ArticleGermany lifts DR organic banana block
Dominican Republic-grown bananas that were prevented from entering the German market have now been granted access
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ArticleCultivar expands presence in Bilbao
Cultivar has announced that it is to open two new outlets at Bilbao's wholesale market Mercabilbao in the autumn
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ArticleFontestad distribution 'unaffected' by fire
Measures have been taken to guarantee supplies to customers, according to the group's Javier Castellar
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ArticleFire rips through Fontestad facility
Damage to Spanish group's warehouse is thought to be 'substantial' as firefighters continue to battle major blaze
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ArticleAGF boosts online profile
Spanish association launches apps to back its watermelon brands and revamps website
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ArticleBrazil faces uncertain mango deal
A solid production output will not necessarily translate into increased mango exports this year, especially for the US market
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ArticleChilean avocados off to late start
Topsy-turvy weather conditions mean major shipments this season remain to be seen from the South American country
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ArticleRain mars start of pineapple campaign
Temperatures in Central America have been consistently below normal levels, creating a volume shortage and quality problems
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ArticleDelays for Central American melons
Inclement weather has set back the traditional start to the season, but production shortfalls look set to help the market recover
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ArticleMexican grapefruit bounces back
Mixed expectations for markets on both sides of the Atlantic paint an uncertain picture for Mexican suppliers who anticipate a bumper crop