News from Eurofruit – Page 18
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ArticleParaguay celebrates first-ever persimmon shipment to Europe
The first consignment, shipped by Frutas del Paraguay, arrived in Spain recently
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ArticleSpanish apricots bounce back
2023 Spanish apricot crop is forecast to be 52 per cent higher than last season but production is down 7 per cent across Europe
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ArticleTomato Masters finds synergies with fish farm
In its efforts to guarantee the sustainability of its greenhouse vegetables, East Flanders producer Tomato Masters is working with a neighbouring fish farm to ensure optimal use of water
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ArticleDiMuto expands in Latin America with Montana Fruits partnership
Ag-tech company partners with Colombian fresh produce exporter to finance exports to Europe and market expansion
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ArticleEnvy and Candine boost Blue Whale sales in Spain
Envy triples its sales volume this season, while Candine sales continue to gather momentum
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ArticleSouth Africans will closely watch discussion on AGOA
South Africa’s citrus sector in the western parts of the country has always retained a keen interest in US political views over promoting African trade to the US
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ArticleSalix Fruits reports smooth transition in citrus supply
CEO Alejandro Moralejo analyses the current US import citrus market as it transitions from Northern to Southern Hemisphere supply
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Article2nd Banana Awards honour sustainability of Ecuador’s banana sector
AEBE praises the commitment to innovation and sustainability of Ecuadorean companies at gala event
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ArticleAssomela slams EU’s proposed ban on packaging
Proposed regulation, which would outlaw all fruit and vegetable packaging in the EU, needs a major rethink, according to Italian apple suppliers
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ArticleNew book explores how to make avocados more sustainable
Publication provides comprehensive overview of more than 30 years’ of research into avocado supply chain
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ArticleAgrofresh and Strella partner on apples and pears
New innovative sensor technology enhances real-time monitoring of apple and pear ripening process
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Article‘He never lost his interest in the now and in the new’
Günter Schweinsberg had ’an enormous influence on my adult life,’ says Fruitnet Media International managing director, Chris White
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ArticleFruitnet chairman and Fruit Logistica co-founder dies, aged 93
Colleagues and friends pay tribute to publisher Günter Schweinsberg, whose original idea it was to start what is now the world’s leading fresh produce trade fair
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ArticleAgriculture and port issues discussed in South African-Namibian trade talks
High-level discussions come hard on the heels of South Africa hosting the African Free Trade and Investment conference in Cape Town
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ArticleExpectations are sky high for Cosmic Crisp
The apple variety has made its television debut in Italy and the brand will be promoted from the ground up as part of a major new campaign
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ArticleCountdown begins for Corbana’s International Banana Congress
More than 600 delegates from 20 countries will meet in Miami to discuss the latest challenges and opportunities facing the sector
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ArticlePort of Antwerp-Bruges looks back on solid first-year performance
New projects confirm the unified port’s commitment to tackling future challenges
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ArticleDutch trade mission courts Indian partners
PIB India cluster will visit Hyderabad and Delhi in new trade mission next week
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ArticleMSC sees “fruitful partnership” between Europe and Africa
The shipping company says growing European demand for African fruit and vegetables is an opportunity for economic growth all over Africa
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ArticleFrustration grows over citrus situation
The CGA has again approached the South African government ahead of a ”looming EU FCM regulation crisis that threatens orange exports and grower livelihoods”