All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 80
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ArticleGuadeloupe eyes production rise
The Antillean island is keen to increase banana production to boost jobs, but changes are required in the way subsidies are distributed
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ArticleEgypt eyes closer Russian links
The Egyptian government is weighing up the creation of a new shipping line to link it directly with ports in Russia
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ArticleKazakhstan tops list for Poland
In the continued absence of the Russian market, Poland sees potential in new markets including Kazakhstan, Cuba and Mexico
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ArticleAlgerians call for domestic support
Farmers in Algeria have expressed frustration at the high level of fresh imports into the country, at the expense of locally produced items
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ArticleAntwerp welcomes Iranian return
First Iranian vessel docks at the port of Antwerp since the lifting of economic sanctions
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ArticleFreskon show unites trade in Greece
Ahead of next month’s Freskon exhibition, which takes place on 21-23 April in Thessaloniki, Eurofruit spoke to project manager Tonia Nikolaidou about what to expect from this second edition
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ArticleEgypt remains up to the challenge
Despite the turmoil of recent years, Egypt appears to be in a strong position to carry on the development of the agricultural sector, thanks to continued governmental support
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ArticleCompagnie Fruitière enlarges range
Known for the quality of its African fruit, France-based Compagnie Fruitière is launching a new premium pineapple for the European market
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ArticleLØS follows zero-packaging path
Scandinavia will get its first zero-packaging supermarket this summer, with LØS Market preparing to inspire positive change in Denmark
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ArticleGBC2016: Blueberries steal the show
Much excitement at Global Berry Congress surrounded the recent rise of a fruit first produced commercially 100 years ago
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ArticleFyffes attracts graduates in Dublin
The Irish banana importer wooed students at last week’s Agri Careers Fair, where it showcased its popular graduate management programme
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ArticleGreece in spotlight as Freskon returns
Next month’s Freskon exhibition is ready to bring the sector together in Thessaloniki
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ArticleDisease causes concern in Kenya
Phytophthora is affecting avocado trees in central Kenya following an exceptionally wet year, but good agricultural practices appear sufficient to stem its spread
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ArticleAuchan behind salad producers
The French retailer has strengthened its commitment to its salad suppliers, including economic, environmental and social assurances
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ArticleEco-Culture invests in lighting
The Russian company is collaborating with Hortilux to install 20ha of lighting at its Stavropol greenhouses
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ArticleCarrefour donates 10m meals
In the space of three months, Carrefour donated nearly 5,000 tonnes of food to food banks around the world
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ArticleEgypt has potential down south
The Upper Egypt area is ripe for development, according to AAI’s Douglas Anderson, capable of extending various products’ seasons to boost exports to Europe
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ArticleWeFood tackles waste in Denmark
Set up by a Danish charity, WeFood has secured agreements with a retailer and importers to sell produce at discounted prices
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ArticleRussia looks to UAE to plug gaps
The Russian minister of agriculture is in Dubai to promote the country’s products, while highlighting the possibilities for UAE exporters in Russia
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ArticleNew look for Val Nantais
The new logo of Val Nantais illustrates the salad cooperative’s forward-looking approach, including strong, direct links to consumers