All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 150
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ArticleBel'Export unveils new red pear
Fruit Logistica 2010: Belgian topfruit specialist says it has high hopes for a new red pear variety launched in Berlin this week
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ArticleStrawberry debut for Protofanousi
Fruit Logistica 2010: Greek exporter tells reporters at Berlin trade show it is preparing to export strawberries for the first time
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ArticleFleuron d'Anjou launches Black & Fruit
Following its success in more distant markets, the French cooperative is now releasing its Black & Fruit topfruit brand in Europe
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ArticleMESH moves to seafreight
The Israeli fresh-cut company is continuing to move away from airfreight in order to remain competitive
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ArticleWOP returns to Dubai
Following a successful first edition, fresh produce exposition WOP is set to come back to Dubai in March
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ArticleIsrael ups organic carrot volumes
Israeli companies are increasing their production of organic carrots, with Agrexco soon to open up a new packhouse
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ArticleTunisia highlights organic potential
The African country is set on boosting its exports of organic produce, and intends to introduce a new Tunisian organic label
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ArticleGreek farmers block roads
Greece’s embattled farmers disrupted traffic earlier this month in order to demand better prices for their produce, causing transport chaos
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ArticleNamibia reports healthy grape sales
Favourable weather conditions have boosted grape production in the southern African country, aiding exports to China
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ArticleFrance sees drop in cost of seasonal work
French agriculture minister Bruno Le Maire yesterday announced a drop in the hourly wage for seasonal work in order to help the sector
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ArticleFrench fruit producers present Fruidissi
In response to the current crisis affecting France's fruit sector, producers are set to launch a new collective mark called Fruidissi
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ArticleFrench steer clear of discounters
A new study looking at consumers’ habits reveals that French shoppers are much happier in the supermarket than the discount store
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ArticleFrench study questions organic margins
A new study has found that organics are too pricey for most French shoppers, with retailers' margins a major contributing factor
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ArticleFrench apple growers protest in southwest
On the opening of the FNPF congress, producers in the southwest of France plan to distribute apples to highlight their losses
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ArticleDunkirk and UGPBAN reinforce ties
A new charter was signed this month between the French port of Dunkirk and UGPBAN in order to strengthen ties
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ArticleSoil Association studies future of food
At its February conference, the UK organisation will look at the changes that are required to ensure food security
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ArticlePink Lady plans for Valentine's
This Valentine's Day period, the apple marketer will launch a limited selection bearing heart-shaped birthmarks
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ArticleBFV-Profuco merger talks continue
The Belgian auctions are still in talks over a possible merger, with the final decision resting with BFV's growers
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Fairtrade Fortnight urges Big Swap
During February's Fairtrade Fortnight, UK shoppers will be encouraged to swap what's in their basket for a Fairtrade alternative
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ArticleHoogstraten sees sales stay stable
The Belgian auction has had to rely on an increase in volume sales to compensate for the general drop in prices