All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 73
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ArticleTotal Produce relies on expertise
Avocados, mangoes and limes are the new focus for the Dutch importer, whose specialisation in overseas fruit puts it in a strong position to develop these growing items
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ArticleHein Deprez calls for mixed approach
The Greenyard Foods executive chairman believes fresh, frozen and canned produce should be sold side by side in order to boost fruit and veg sales
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ArticleDubai airport reopens after crash
The professionalism of staff at Dubai International has been credited with the speedy reopening of the airport and the minimal impact on trade
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ArticleCarrefour predicts domestic turnaround
The French retail giant expects to see big improvements in domestic sales in the next two years, as it seeks to consolidate in China and Brazil
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ArticleConcerns over Bayer-Monsanto merger
Anti-trust legal experts have raised competition doubts about the proposed merger between Bayer and Monsanto
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ArticlePink Lady creates Chile role
The apple brand’s latest appointment illustrates Pink Lady’s intent on developing markets in South America
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ArticleLes Vergers Launay joins Pomanjou
French apple grower-marketer Pomanjou has acquired Les Vergers Launay as both companies seek out synergies
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ArticleNo reaction from Russia
Turkish losses continue to mount as a result of the ban from Russia, with Russian officials highlighting the need to support domestic production
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ArticleRussians miss Turkish tomatoes
Tomatoes are among a host of vegetables facing shortages in Russia, as importers struggle to replace Turkish volumes and quality
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ArticleBlue Whale invests in pears
Growing international demand is encouraging France’s Blue Whale to further develop production of the sweet-tasting Angelys pear variety
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ArticleTurkish lemons aim for better season
Following last season’s array of challenges, Turkish lemon exporters are optimistic for a more successful campaign and a return to Russia
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ArticleAksun readies new packhouse
The Turkish exporter’s continued expansion has made the construction of a new, larger packhouse absolutely essential
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ArticleGreek cherries build up reputation
Greek exporters enjoyed a positive cherry season this year, helped by difficulties in Italy and a growing reputation for quality
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ArticleEgyptian grapes gain access to China
Egyptian grape exporters are excited about the possibilities for next year’s campaign after a protocol was signed between Egypt and China
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ArticlePeru in sights of Gulf traders
The rise of the South American exporter has been rapid and significant, with Dubai-based traders increasingly eyeing the source
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ArticleTrade untouched by coup attempt
Uncowed by last weekend’s attempted coup by the Turkish military, the country’s produce exporters remain positive and are now eyeing a return to Russia
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ArticleGulf region sees slowdown in trade
Low oil prices and the continuing war with Yemen have caused demand to fall in Saudi Arabia, while Iran’s recovery from sanctions remains slow
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ArticleBrittany artichoke growers use expertise
Producers of artichokes at Prince de Bretagne have had to utilise their expert know-how to cope with a premature and difficult season
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ArticleTurkey close to Russia return
The normalisation of relations between Turkey and Russia is expected to lead to the speedy resumption of trade between the two countries
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ArticleMarinopoulos heads for bankruptcy
The largest supermarket chain in Greece is reportedly set for bankruptcy, with small and medium-sized suppliers expected to be hardest hit