All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 81
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ArticleTurkey helps out produce exporters
Country has granted subsidies to exporters hit by closure of Russian market and forced to seek new opportunities
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ArticleSpecial Fruit links up with Bfruit
The Belgian importer has signed a deal with Portuguese berry organisation Bfruit to strengthen both partners’ position in Europe
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ArticleG’s eyes Gulf potential
G’s is following up its success in Europe, Australia and the US by exploring the opportunities in the Gulf for its O’live organic salads and Love Beets beetroot range
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ArticleLava growers enjoy higher prices
Vegetable producers in Belgium benefited from better prices in 2015 as extreme heat and drought limited imports from southern Europe
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ArticleDel Monte eyes Gulf growth
The food giant is set for expansion in the Middle East, with plans for new farms in Jordan and Saudi Arabia
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ArticleMercator readmits Israeli produce
The Slovenian retailer has swiftly gone back on its decision to halt imports of Israeli fruit after pressure from the Israeli government
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ArticleColeacp searches for top solutions
The effort to support farmers in ACP countries continues, with biopesticides, biostimulants and biofertilisers increasingly being used to enhance resistance
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ArticlePomanjou takes unique approach
Marc Rauffet, CEO of French apple exporter Groupe Pomanjou, talks about the potential for French apples in both Asia and the Middle East and the need to think long-term
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ArticlePaying the True Cost of Food
At this week’s Green Week in Berlin, Nature & More launched its True Cost of Food initiative, a campaign to include all the external costs of food production in the price
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ArticleEren Tarim embraces solar
The Turkish exporter has demonstrated its ambition when it comes to sustainability with its decision to install solar panels on its packhouse
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ArticleKoppert explores Sudan potential
Netherlands-based Koppert Biological Systems has partnered up with KOI Group to boost sustainability in Sudan
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ArticleTurkish exports drop in value
A combination of exchange rate fluctuations and political crises have resulted in a major decline in the value of Turkish exports
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ArticleHortilux and B&W team up
The Dutch provider of grow light solutions has announced a collaboration with B&W Installaties to strengthen the combined group's market position
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ArticleSuppliers rush to plug gaps
Russia's continuing ban creates huge opportunities for alternative suppliers to step in, say World Food Moscow organisers
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ArticlePico keeping on
Despite the numerous challenges facing Egyptian exporters this past year, Pico has continued to grow and add new varieties to its offering
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ArticleMarrying efficiency and sustainability
Fresh produce giant Univeg stresses the importance of increasing efficiency while promoting sustainability to ensure a healthy future
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ArticleNew rules reinforce Russian ban
Russia has moved to prevent banned countries from re-exporting their produce through neighbouring Belarus by stepping up phytosanitary controls
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ArticleRussia omits lemons from Turkish ban
The list of Turkish products banned by Russia is equally interesting for its missing items, with key Turkish export lemons notable by their absence
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ArticleRungis invests in market’s growth
The Parisian wholesale market is set to see sizeable growth thanks to an investment of €1bn by 2025 in the renovation and expansion of facilities
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ArticleRussia eyes up alternative sources
Egypt, Israel and Morocco have been named by Moscow as potential alternatives to Turkish supplies, but doubts surround their ability to redirect sufficient volumes to Russia