All Spain articles – Page 90
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ArticleSpanish stevedores defer strike action
Unions have called off the first two days of strikes as negotiations continue, but Friday’s walkout will still go ahead
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ArticleCitrosol embarks on South African adventure
The company is targeting the South African citrus market with its innovative range of post-harvest solutions
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ArticleEl Corte Inglés unveils new concept in organics
The first Biosphere has opened in Valencia, with another 19 planned for the autumn
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ArticleEuropean grocery market grows at fastest rate for year
Europe's retailers enjoy 1.8 per cent sales rise in FMCGs at end of 2016, with shopping basket value increasing by 41 per cent in ten years
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ArticleSpanish strawberries yet to hit their stride
With production well off last season’s level for the time of year, prices are significantly higher
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ArticleManaging the media during #vegcrisis2017
G's marketing director Anthony Gardiner on the impact of national media coverage of recent veg and salad shortages
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ArticleSpanish exporters act to head off port chaos
The Portuguese port of Sines will see an increase in containerised exports from Spain over the coming weeks
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ArticleCMR inks Del Monte deal
Barcelona-based company will sell Del Monte-braded produce through its national subsidiaries
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ArticleAnecoop breaks new ground
The group is beefing up its offer with a new exotics line and rapidly expanding organic and fresh-cut businesses
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ArticleDriver arrested after migrants found at Spitalfields
A group of 15 stowaways have been found in a produce delivery lorry thought to have come from Spain to New Spitalfields Market
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ArticleSpanish port strike to go ahead
Industrial action over labour law reforms threatens to disrupt fruit exports in the coming weeks
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ArticleSpanish exports break €12bn barrier
Despite reaching a new record, there are concerns that export growth is failing to keep pace with import growth
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ArticleSpain launches inquiry into veg price falls
Grower unions accuse retailers of deliberately provoking price crashes during last month’s production shortage
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ArticleAlternative sources need support
Southern Europe’s cold snap forced importers to turn to North Africa for many vegetables, but better preparation is essential if future shortages are to be avoided
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ArticleEuropean retailers reacted ‘more quickly’ to shortages
Raising prices on affected lines sooner would have prevented gaps on UK retail shelves, some suppliers have claimed
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ArticleColombia doubles avocado exports
Shipments totalled 18,201 tonnes last year, with the majority of exports going to Europe
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ArticlePeppers struggle due to Spanish weather
As supply shortages continue to bite, pepper prices remain sky high while growers and suppliers are feeling the squeeze
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ArticleNew blueberry brand launches at Sainsbury's
CPM Retail unveils new trademarked variety Early Blue and says brands are the 'only way' to stop blueberry commoditisation
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ArticleLettuce supply ‘easing’ but suppliers remain cautious
Baby leaf supply is expected to recover more quickly although there are some ‘shoots of recovery’ for wholehead iceberg
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ArticleModern consumers ‘don’t understand veg shortages’
A switch from seasonal to year-long veg and salad consumption means consumers are shocked by ‘inevitable supply gaps’