News from Eurofruit – Page 24
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ArticleCMA CGM, Marsa Maroc in Nador West Med joint venture
Companies join forces to equip and operate half of the Nador West Med container terminal
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ArticleTaiwan shuts down to South African apples again
Just months after regaining entry to Taiwan, South African apples have lost market access again after a finding of codling moth
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ArticleSpain counts cost of devastating storms
Thousands of hectares of fruit and vegetable production in Valencia, Malaga and Almería thought to have suffered extensive damage
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ArticleSpanish consumers go nuts for almonds
Consumption grew 32.6 per cent in 2023 as Spain consolidates position as second biggest global exporter
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ArticlePeru’s agricultural exports could surpass Chile’s by 2027
Peruvian exports grew by an average of 10.1 per cent a year over past decade compared with 2.4 per cent growth in Chile, Midagri says
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ArticleSteady as she goes for HelloFresh Group
Company said Ready-to-Eat category continues to show strong revenue growth
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ArticleValue of Brazilian fruit exports grows despite lower volumes
Exports to August up in value but down in volume due to production issues caused by adverse weather
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ArticleRussia turning to Egypt for citrus and potatoes
Demand for Egyptian citrus is on the rise in many markets around the world, and that includes Russia, with Egyptian potatoes also helping to complement domestic production
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ArticlePeruvian grape exports to bounce back in 2024/25
After last season’s weather-related production issues, the outlook for this season is more stable
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ArticleIndia agritech platform AgroStar partners with Biorizon Biotech
Collaboration introduces Biorizon’s eco-friendly solutions to Indian growers, providing tools to boost crop resilience, productivity, and sustainability
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ArticleNew campaign champions ‘outstanding qualities’ of EU produce
Veryan Bliss, advisor to EU’s ‘More Than Only Food & Drink’ campaign, tells FPJ how the initiative aims to bolster demand for European produce in UK
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ArticleKenyan avocados held back by logistical challenges
Significant rainfall was good news for this year’s avocado crop in Kenya, but increased transit times to Europe have created headaches for exporters
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ArticleIFPA creates definition for regenerative agriculture
Organisation sought to create a definition that has meaning for growers and meets consumer demand
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ArticleNever Too Much campaign returns in France
France’s promotional push to boost fruit and vegetable consumption among 25-49 year olds is back with a fresh poster, TV and online campaign
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ArticleExtreme heat and heavy fruit set curb growth potential for California navels
Heat wave in San Joaquin Valley has kept fruit size small this season, resulting in only a forecast 2 per cent increase in cartons on last season
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ArticleWestfalia Fruit celebrates first South African avocado shipment to India
Arrival marks significant milestone for South African avocado industry following completion of long-awaited phytosanitary agreement
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ArticleFinal shipments of Zespri’s largest-ever crop depart
Last charter vessel of the kiwifruit marketer’s 2024 season has departed the Port of Tauranga bound for Japan
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ArticleKenya restricts avocado exports by sea
As the avocado season comes to a close in Kenya, the Horticulture Directorate has judged that there are insufficient volumes of mature fruit to justify exports by sea, but air shipments can continue
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ArticleEcuador sets new minimum box price for bananas
2025 price fixed at US$7.25, up from US$6.85 this year
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ArticleNew DeltaTrak platform hopes to be Expedia of the fresh produce supply chain
Digital marketplace, launched at GPFS in Atlanta, aims to provide a unique transaction ecosystem