Melon news archive – Page 62
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Guatemala urged to diversify
Tumbling coffee prices could be a catalyst for Guatemalan fruit exports.
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Defra on the defensive
The department for the environment, farming and rural affairs rebuts a recent Friends of the Earth report on pesticides testing in the UK.
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Macleod McCombe closes
One of the produce trade's best-known names has ceased trading after 38 years.
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NZ seeks new pear
A new blush pear variety being developed in New Zealand is nearing commercial release.
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Israel's capsicum crop booms as tomatoes decline
Israel delivers a bumper crop of capsicums as volumes of tomatoes and melons drop.
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Vegetable shortage beckons - USDA
Vegetable supples hit by lower harvested acreage.Last year's oversupply and low prices partly to blame says USDA.
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Welcome return of Macfrut
The 18th Macfrut show, Italy's largest fresh produce exhibition, took place from May 3-6 at Agri Cesena, in Cesena.
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Ritama boasts sticking power
A leading labelling supplier has unveiled a new product for the fruit trade.
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Israeli investment reaps rewards
Investment in technology is bringing cost savings and efficiency benefits to Israeli exporters.
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Sharon fruit set for bumper harvest
Volumes of sharon fruit from Israel are set to break records this season as the first shipments head for the UK market.
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Melon growers take action
With the Spanish melon season just about to start, growers are looking at measures to help improve on the returns of the last two seasons.
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Del Monte completes Red Rose acquisition
Fresh Del Monte Produce announces completion of deal to acquire the business of Boston-based importer and distributor, Red Rose International.
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Four more for Aenor
Leading salads growers in Almeria, Spain have become the latest to add their names to the list of companies with Aenor integrated crop management certification.
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Honduran loan agreement
Beleaguered growers in hurricane-hit Honduras are finally set for government loan aid
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Del Monte eyes Red Rose
Two of the best known names among UK fresh produce importers are looking to join operations.
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Grape case accord at last
Ten years after a damaging poison scare in imported grapes, US authorities have made a first step towards a "definitive solution" with their Chilean counterparts.
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Honduran growers in loan talks
Melon producers in Honduras are in talks with the authorities on financial measures to help get exports back on track.
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Spain set to reign with AP scheme
A new independently audited assured produce scheme for Spanish produce has been launched in London.