News from Eurofruit – Page 8
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NewsAfghanistan and Pakistan seek out alternative trading partners
Violent clashes on the border have brought trade between Afghanistan and Pakistan to a halt, pushing the former to find new outlets and the latter to seek out new sources
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NewsFresh Inset’s Vidre+ wins 2025 Packaging Europe sustainability award
Fresh Inset’s Vidre+ smart label technology has been recognised with the 2025 pre-commercialised Packaging Europe Sustainability Awards for its ability to extend fresh produce shelf life
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NewsWCO forecasts slight increase in Northern Hemisphere citrus production
Egypt bucks trend with double-digit growth as output in most major producing countries contracts
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NewsTSBC reinforces commitment to fight against modern slavery
The UK and Portuguese-based berry company has joined the Stronger Together network
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NewsEuropean producers oppose EU-Morocco trade agreement revision
European fruit and vegetable producer organisations have strongly opposed the European Commission’s proposed revision of the EU–Morocco Association Agreement, warning it threatens to undermine producers and mislead consumers through inadequate origin labelling of Western Sahara products
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NewsFirst seafreight cherries of the Chilean season arrive in Shanghai
Arriving vessel carried only a single container of Chilean cherries, all from grower-exporter Garces Fruit
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NewsCGA chief executive pays tribute to Deon Joubert
Boitshoko Ntshabele praises late colleague’s “immense expertise” and ”profound impact” on South Africa’s fruit business
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NewsNew EU-funded apple campaign debuts in Latin America
‘Have an Apple Day!’ campaign introduces high-quality European apples to consumers in Brazil and Colombia
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NewsTropical Blue sets early pace in Spain and Morocco
New blueberry variety could be the earliest-producing blueberry in these countries, says GPG
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NewsTiernaneill Mushrooms hails ‘major step forward’ for sustainable cultivation
Irish grower sees peat-free substrate as solution as industry transitions away from peat casing, set to be phased out by 2030
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NewsSouth African fruit industry mourns death of leading diplomat Deon Joubert
Industry veteran who served as Citrus Growers’ Association envoy to the EU and played pivotal role in country’s agricultural deregulation, has died
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NewsFairtrade International evolves standards to tackle modern challenges
Organisation evolves standards in multi-year initiative to help growers tackle challenges including climate change, social inequality and rising costs
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NewsUS government sets aside $30mn to buy surplus citrus
Financial assistance to support farmers and ensure surplus crops reach Americans in need rather than going to waste
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NewsArgentina has high hopes for new, long-life nectarine variety
Creator Inta said Pionero Inta is capable of withstanding long sea voyages without losing quality
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NewsFruit Logistica: Three days, one industry, unlimited growth
Berlin is the global home of fresh produce on 4-6 February 2026, with groundbreaking innovation, energising connections, and bold ideas
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NewsAlgarve Citrus PGI brings Portuguese sunshine to Rungis Market
France is one of the man destinations for Algarve citrus exports
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NewsAgroponiente Group opens new collection centre in Roquetas de Mar
Facility will improve company’s operational capacity in area as it continues to grow
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NewsCAP overhaul in focus at ICOP
The European Commission has announced sweeping changes to the Common Agricultural Policy subsidy regime for fruit and vegetables from 2028, eliminating transition periods and merging support pillars into a single fund
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NewsOppy shows progress in third annual sustainability report
‘Expect the World From Us’ showcases advances in emissions reduction, water use, food waste management, sustainable packaging and community support
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NewsBGP looks to Egypt for year-round consistency
Group says new office in Egypt will help it expand and ensure consistent supply throughout the year