All Morocco articles – Page 14
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ArticleDriscoll's predicts blackberry boom
Company developing new sources in Netherlands, Belgium, Portugal, Spain and potentially Morocco to replace Mexico
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ArticlePoor-quality citrus sold off cheap
Birmingham wholesalers forced to slash prices of poor quality citrus from Morocco after alleged problems with new boats
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ArticleCitrus deal in flux as supply lines shift
Number of factors affecting Uruguay, Peru, Argentina, South Africa and Morocco set to influence global citrus market
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VideoVI.P reports strong demand for apples
Leading Italian marketer says it has seen strong start to year, buoyed by good demand on a number of key export markets
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US mulls Moroccan blueberry imports
Shipments of small quantities pose no risk to domestic production according to Aphis
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ArticleRoyal opens Moroccan blueberry campaign
Company’s proprietary Blue Aroma and Royal Blue varieties will be available until June
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ArticleWilmington inks new Moroccan citrus deal
This is the second major deal the port has signed this year after securing an extension to its contract with Dole
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ArticleSpain defends 'path of dialogue' with Morocco
Spain and Morocco set their differences aside at the second meeting of a joint fresh produce committee
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ArticleMoroccan citrus down, but not for long
Despite a drop in production of around 20 per cent for 2012/13, Morocco's citrus growers are eyeing the next campaign with relish
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ArticleBilateral tomato group meets
Joint Spanish-Moroccan working group meets in Casablanca to discuss the current campaign and the EU-Morocco trade agreement
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ArticleUS receives berry requests
Ecuador and Morocco have made requests for the US to assess the possibility of importing their fresh raspberries
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ArticleMoroccan produce in spotlight in Berlin
Moroccan exporters were out in force at International Green Week in the German capital, as part of the ‘Morocco visits Europe’ campaign
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ArticleCLAM notes fall in citrus output
Mediterranean citrus production and exports set to decrease by significant margins during 2012/13 season
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ArticlePort recognises Moroccan success
Officials gather at Port of Wilmington to welcome Moroccan clementines and celebrate economic tie between the countries
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ArticleFepex warns of EU tomato crisis
The Spanish federation has raised concerns that Moroccan imports are hurting the EU market and threatening European production
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ArticleMorocco looks to benefit from Spain's misfortune
Moroccan citrus growers are reaping the benefits of Spain’s recent adverse weather conditions.
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LCL moves south into Spain
Lauritzen Cool Logistics is extending its network with the opening of an LCL office in Valencia, Spain.
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ArticleCitrus volumes to fall in Morocco
Output set to fall 25 per cent next year as weather hits the national crop, with tangerines and oranges worst-hit
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ArticleChile signs export deal with Morocco
Asoex has inked a co-operation agreement with its counterpart in Morocco, paving the way for an FTA between the two nations
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ArticleOPDR to start new direct calls
Logistics group adds direct calls between Hamburg and Casablanca as well as Lisbon and Hamburg