Pineapple news archive – Page 44
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ArticleRussia partly lifts ban on Turkey
Some Turkish products, including citrus and stonefruit, are to be readmitted to Russia, with a decision on vegetables to be made after next week’s inspection
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ArticleThe Fruitnet Podcast: Fruit Attraction 2016
The Fruitnet team discuss Spanish fruit exports, red-fleshed apples, pink tomatoes and an unfolding paella scandal.
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ArticleInflatable packhouses offer new export option
Broom Group and LCL want to develop more accessible packing and handlng solutions for fresh fruit exporters
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ArticleCollaboration key to China success
Business forum held in Catalonia to discuss opportunities in Chinese stonefruit market
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ArticleKoper to benefit from state investment
Slovenian government unveils plan for massive transport funding scheme during the next decade and a half
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ArticleResearch offers hope in fight against SWD
A new AHDB-funded research project on SWD fruit fly could spark optimism among growers
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ArticleRegal’in earns Saveur de l’Année
The French brand’s flat peaches have been awarded the Saveur de l’Année mark on the eve of their appearance at Fruit Attraction
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ArticleMore cherries from Chile
Cold snap in early September fails to take shine of what promises to be a bumper harvest
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ArticleEU acts to limit scope of Russian ban
Moscow preventing Spanish stonefruit shipments to China from passing through its territory
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ArticleSA stonefruit convinces the consumer
Fred Meintjes reports on why there is optimism that South Africa is entering the new season in a stronger position
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ArticleAustralia celebrates nectarine access to China
Industry leaders joined growers and buyers at Asia Fruit Logistica to celebrate Australia’s win for nectarine access to China
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ArticleRoyal recognition for Serbian fruit exporter
Ritopek Cherries has been given a royal warrant by HRH Crown Prince Alexander II for its range of fresh fruit
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ArticleMoroccan producers feel the heat
Country-wide heat waves have caused problems for Moroccan apple and stonefruit growers, with insufficient chilling hours leading to quality and quantity issues
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ArticleNW cherries coming out on top
Northwest Cherry Growers president, BJ Thurlby, reflects on the 2016 season, which is still in progress in a limited way
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ArticleRobert Lumley joins Cutri Fruit
Appointment follows a trend of new and innovative expansion for Australian company
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ArticlePolish cherry production to rise
USDA Gain report forecasts production growth in the country's fresh sweet and sour cherry industries
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ArticleFresher cherries for China
Chilean industry welcomes new shipping deal shaving five days off journey times to China and Hong Kong
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ArticleOlympic Fruit looks beyond Russia
The Dutch importer has welcomed the growing stability of the European market, as companies begin to cope better with the continuing Russian ban
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ArticleFruit campaign continues with stonefruit tour
A Univeg and Mack-funded stonefruit sampling tour across the UK is part of the Adventures in Fruit umbrella campaign
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ArticleExtremadura stonefruit sets sail for China
The southern region becomes the first in Spain to embark on sea-freighted exports to the newly opened Chinese market