Supply news from Eurofruit – Page 125
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ArticleFoodiverse takes a fresh look at convenience
The group is living up to its name as it continues to expand its fresh-cut offering for the European market
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ArticleFresh Del Monte opens new Qatar facility as demand gets set to soar
Fresh Del Monte is prepared for a major uptick in demand for fresh-cut products and prepared salads as sports fans descend on the Middle East
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ArticleChile assesses impact of inclement weather
Frost, rain and hail in early November believed to have caused limited damage to crops
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ArticleNew quality seal for Valencian citrus
The launch of Naranja Valenciana will be backed by a national marketing campaign that will be extended to EU countries from next year
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ArticleGlobal Berry Congress makes impressive return
Retailers including Aldi, Lidl, Delhaize, ICA and M&S among those who attended the leading event for the global berry business
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ArticleFruit Logistica 2023: expert advice and practical solutions for all
Event programme for world’s leading fresh produce trade show in Berlin offers visitors valuable information to make better business decisions
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ArticleSouth African stonefruit volumes to rise
Hortgro anticipates increase in plum, peach and nectarine crops as part of a “high-quality export season”
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ArticleGreenyard demonstrates “resilience and robustness”
Sales increase and earnings remain fairly flat in first-half of the year despite “unprecedented economic turmoil”
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ArticleSymborg consolidates global expansion
Murcia-based company set to fast-track the development of a new generation of best-in-class biologicals
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ArticleGood year for Peruvian garlic exports
Problems with Chinese and Spanish supply create strong market for Peruvian product
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ArticleSpar names Rijk Zwaan as Fresh Supplier of the Year
Retailer recognises long-standing partnership with award, acknowledging vegetable seed company’s desire to satisfy future customer demands
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ArticleSupply chain cost pressures remain
While raw material prices have dropped, other high inputs will keep the cost of pallets and packaging high, Fefpeb has said
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ArticleInfarm targets net zero future
Vertical farming company has announced its science-based targets as part of a commitment to changing food systems for good
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ArticleMorocco continues bold UK export push
Government earmarks agriculture as top priority for the country’s development over the next 10 years, with particular focus on fresh produce exports to Britain
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ArticleSPS standards “key” to international trade
Freshfel calls on global actors to introduce international sanitary and phytosanitary standards to facilitate international trade and market access
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ArticleUncover new berry trends at Global Berry Congress 2022
Fruitnet’s annual event for the international berry business returns to Rotterdam on 15 November
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Article‘No-spend November’ hits UK retail
British shoppers are slashing budgets this month, says ParcelHero
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ArticleRedPop apple debuts at Asia Fruit Logistica
Vog consortium has high hopes for its new brand following a successful first season in Asia
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ArticleChile increases airfreight capacity ahead of cherry campaign
Extra capacity and improved coordination of air shipments will ensure smoother dispatch of airfreighted cherries this season, says terminal operators
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ArticleKaplanis focused on upholding quality image
Costs are rising throughout the sector, while consumer budgets are plummeting, but top standards remain non-negotiable at Greece’s Kaplanis Fruits