All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 131
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ArticleECME tackles key issues in Dubai
From new sources to new markets, via the local impact of the crisis, Eurofruit Congress Middle East grappled with the top issues
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ArticleRussia finds pest on spuds from Belgium
The discovery by Russian authorities of cyst nematode on potatoes from Belgium could lead to "restrictions"
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Article'Steamy' chicory hits shelves
Chicory from Belgian auction Brava is now set to be sold in microwaveable pouches
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ArticleTalking Heads | Jorge Caputto
Fruitnet.com talks to Citrícola Salteña's CEO Jorge Caputto about his career so far and his thoughts on the fresh produce industry
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ArticleAgro-Mashov focuses on shortages
This year's Agro-Mashov exhibition in Israel will focus on the issue of water and food shortages
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ArticleAksun invests in technology
The Turkish exporter has revealed the benefits of its continued investment in new machinery
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ArticlePink Lady plans new TV push
Pink Lady is set to launch a new TV advert in Europe, as the apple brand looks to build on last year's successful campaign
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ArticleEmirates to up Saudi service
The Dubai-based airline is set to increase its service to Saudi Arabia, as trade between the two Arab nations grows
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High expectations for Greek kiwifruit
Greek kiwifruit is likely to witness a rise in demand this season, due to an anticipated drop in Italian volumes
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ArticleSoil Association appoints new director
Helen Browning has been named as the new director of the UK's Soil Association, starting in spring 2011
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ArticleMonsanto France restructures
The multinational seed and biotech firm has announced a restructuring plan in France to adapt to new challenges
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ArticleBarloworld makes new appointment
Logistics service provider Barloworld Logistics has announced the appointment of Sean Bradley as Middle East MD
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ArticleMonoprix closes two stores
The French retailer will close two underperforming stores as it looks to revamp its oldest and expand in specific areas
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ArticleProtests cost economy dear
Protests, blockages and strikes are costing the French economy billions, according to the increasingly unpopular government
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ArticleFuel fears hit Rungis
Wholesalers at Rungis wholesale market in Paris are anxious about the impact of fuel shortages on business
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ArticleFrench strikes disrupt Sial event
France’s main agricultural exhibition, Sial, has been affected by major strikes in Paris, with visitors facing delays on public transport
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ArticleDutch onions grace Sial
Mademoiselle Oignon will be present at Sial in Paris to promote the quality of Dutch onions
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ArticleEgypt suffers price hikes
Vegetable prices in Egypt are soaring, but PM Ahmed Nazif has said that they are "outside the government's control"
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ArticleFrance set for new Jazz season
The European Jazz apple season is ready to commence in southeastern France, as Enzafruit plans a host of marketing activities
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ArticleStrikes continue in France
Major disruptions are expected throughout France today, as workers take to the streets to protest pension reform