Supply news from Eurofruit – Page 120
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ArticleBelgium plans biggest ever presence in Berlin
Boasting 40 produce companies, trade associations and fruit and vegetables auctions, Belgium is set for a record participation at this year’s Fruit Logistica exhibition
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ArticleVision Global Group joins William H Kopke Jr group
Deal will expand Kopke’s commodity basket to include limes and mangoes
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ArticleCucumbers buck downward veg trend
The new cucumber season has kicked off at Belgian cooperative BelOrta, following a positive performance in 2022 thanks to the hot summer and the vegetable’s healthy image
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ArticleSpanish grape trial shows promising results
Researchers are working to develop red seedless table grape with enhanced health properties
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ArticleAgap calls for peace as social unrest spreads across Peru
Agap’s president Alejandro Fuentes said protests are impacting investments and productivity of agricultural sector
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ArticleFrench apple growers uproot trees in protest
Apple growers in France say they need an additional €0.20 per kilogram to save the country’s orchards, as the impact of increased costs bites hard
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ArticleRijk Zwaan ready for Winter Leafy Hydroponics Demo
Dinteloord will welcome horticultural professionals from around the world in February
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ArticleSyngenta presents ToBRFV Information Center
Center gathers hygiene tips, updated information on resistance genetics and expert perspectives on Tomato Brown Rugose Fruit Virus in one location
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ArticleDriscoll’s berries scoop taste awards
Driscoll’s berry varieties awarded for superior taste by International Taste Institute
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ArticleAdverse climate keeps Brazilian export growth in check
Heavy rains in the northeast and drought in the south affected fruit production in 2022
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ArticleDole invests in South African tropical fruit export business
Joint venture packhouse with Allesbeste Group provides new platform for growth in avocados, lychees and mangoes
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ArticleSA Sultanas pitched as healthy new-year option
With diets and meat-free resolutions plentiful at the start of 2023, Raisins SA is suggesting consumers make a healthy choice
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ArticleCropin secures more funding
Google among investors in Indian ag-tech start-up which plans to expand its business presence in new regions and industries
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ArticleCitrosol and Jaguar cut plastic from pomelo supply chain
PlantSeal, Citrosol’s 100 per cent plant-based coating, removes 4,000kg of waste per 100 containers of fruit
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ArticleTomato+ showcases hydroponic greenhouse solutions
Fully automated and customisable vertical farming solution, Horto Professional, to be showcased in Berlin for first time
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ArticleSouth Africa’s electricity issues threaten fruit industry
As the grape and stonefruit seasons peak and the apple and pear harvests begin, the country’s failing electricity network has become a problem
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ArticleNew route opens for Cherry Express
Asoex signs MoU with the Port of Dalian and Maersk to enhance access of Chilean fruit into China
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ArticleWestfalia sets out green credentials
The company aims to shape the sustainable future of food through education, research and development and support for smallholder farmers
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ArticleHortgro highlights versatility of nectarines and peaches in UK campaign
Trade body warns that returns to growers must increase as it embarks on new campaign emphasising product versatility
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ArticlePositive results for Planasa’s Pink Rosita raspberry in the Netherlands
Breeder has partnered with Berrybrothers to create a new test space in which to trial new varieties before launching them commercially