Supply news from Eurofruit – Page 151
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ArticleSustainability the priority at Alanar
In the face of extreme weather, Turkey's Alanar sees sustainability and the latest technology as the best response
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ArticleTomato Congress back in Rotterdam
Global Tomato Congress is set to return as a physical event next March, with expert speakers providing insights into all areas of the tomato business
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ArticleJaguar names Hessing Supervers director as new MD
Vincent van Kuijen, who takes up new position in January, will be tasked with securing new business in the retail arena
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ArticleIfco unveils ESG strategy
Company publishes goals to positively impact the planet and society, aiming to achieve net zero carbon emissions by 2040
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ArticleCitrus benefits from health focus
Highlighting the nutritional qualities of citrus is a reliable way to boost consumer demand, according to speakers at Global Citrus Congress
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AnalysisMarketing term easy peeler is 'too generic'
Citrus marketers call for more focus on quality of individual varieties, as well as category's nutritional benefits
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ArticleTimber pallet sector tackles challenges
"Severe" challenges for the packaging and pallet sector include the pandemic and Brexit
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ArticleHalls ramps up agritech investment
The company is rolling out smart farming technology on its own farms and those of its grower partners
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ArticleRSA neighbours hop on apple wagon
New lower chilling apple varieties make an impact in Southern Africa
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Article"Continued profitable growth" at Greenyard
Group posts positive first-half net result, up by over €7m year-on-year
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ArticleFreedom flourishes in premium market
In a crowded commercial arena, the Calabria-based citrus company continues to stand out from the competition
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ArticleJupiter harvests Greek kiwifruit
Given the extreme weather of the past year, Jupiter Group has cheered the high quality of its first Greek kiwifruit of the season
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ArticleDe Ruiter Experience Center expands role
Bayer says a new glasshouse for cucumbers will be constructed with a focus on pre-commercial varieties
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ArticleSoil health emphasis for Raisins SA
Raisins South Africa has identified soil health as a key environmental strategy for the future
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AnalysisWCO releases NH citrus forecast
Overall volumes are expected to fall slightly in 2021/22, with orange and soft citrus numbers down
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ArticleGlobal goal for Lebanese grapes
High-quality grapes from Lebanon are “unbeatable”, says exporter Awdi Enterprise, which sees potential for expansion to international export markets
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ArticleFruvenh campaign focuses on cauliflower
Fruit & Veg: Natural Health! project says it is a good year for high quality, healthy cauliflower
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ArticleFairtrade partnership meets local challenges
Fairtrade and Grow Ahead have teamed up to deliver mitigation solutions to smallholder farms on the frontline of the climate crisis
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ArticleSouthern African grape season underway
The first table grapes of the season are to be shipped from Cape Town this week
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ArticleVog promotes year-round organic range
New branded varieties RedPop and Giga are now part of the consortium's organic apple portfolio