Supply news from Eurofruit – Page 157
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ArticleGreece invests in strawberries
Thanks in part to the impact of new varieties, Greek strawberry growers are now looking to step up production
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ArticleNew Chinese protocol for RSA citrus
Benefits of the newly implemented Chinese protocol for South African citrus will mainly be seen in 2022
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ArticleStrawberries to the fore in South Africa
Exports of South African strawberries are growing, leading many to think they could be the next big thing in the berry basket
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ArticleSpain set for shorter citrus crop in 2021/22
Soft citrus and lemons register the biggest falls, while oranges remain unchanged and grapefruit output rises
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ArticleCinven mulls sale of Planasa
Private equity firm is said to be considering launching a competitive process in the coming months
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ArticleUK phyto certificate delay welcomed
Freshfel urges EU and UK to prioritise trade facilitation talks in light of further postponement of SPS controls
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ArticleInterko heads to World Food Moscow
Ripening room specialist is looking to demonstrate the energy efficiency, cost saving and fruit quality benefits of its technology
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ArticleNew finance boost for women-owned start-ups
Latest initiative by GWF and ITC SheTrades gives women farmers in Rwanda easier access to funding
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ArticleJupiter plums going to plan
Jupiter Group says its Ruby Red plums are “developing well” in South Africa, while Greek trials are on schedule
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ArticleFyffes in Rainforest Alliance first
Finca Esmeralda, a Fyffes-owned farm in Costa Rica, is the first to earn the new 2020 Rainforest Alliance certification
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ArticleQTee joins BelOrta Earth range
Belgium's BelOrta has added QTee pears to its Earth range of products transitioning to organic
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ArticleKissabel kicks off NH campaign
Harvesting is now underway in the UK, France and Switzerland and will move to Italy and Germany in October
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ArticleGreenyard plots sustainability roadmap
Group publishes its fourth Sustainability Report and unveils "ambitious" set of green commitments
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ArticleKenya’s future lies in quality
Comment: The future of Kenyan avocado exports rests squarely on adherence to quality standards, writes Chris Flowers, MD of Kenyan exporter Kakuzi
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ArticleMorocco targets UK for growth
New marketing campaign looks to promote Moroccan quality and establish country as a reliable trading partner
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ArticleFour seasons in one brand for Marlene
Following its première at the Venice Film Festival, a new marketing campaign highlights the apples' unique quality
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ArticleDutch tomato exports under pressure
Brexit and Morocco are hampering Dutch tomato exports to the UK, Rabobank's Cindy van Rijswick and René Gomersbach report
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ArticleADQ unveils UAE farming hub
Abu Dhabi fresh produce ag-tech park to supply Middle East and African markets
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ArticleMacfrut hails recovery and pushes trade with China
Rimini exhibition's physical return brings prospect of new growth, especially in Italy's exports to the Asian market
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ArticleStonefruit sales fall 'out of top ten'
Smaller harvests and changing demand have affected the peach and nectarine market, according to new research