All articles by Tom Joyce – Page 97
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ArticleKenya returns to duty-free access
The EU has decided to reinstate Kenyan exports, which will once again benefit from duty-free access to the market
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ArticleLégumes de France re-elects president
Continued support was shown last week for Légumes de France president Jacques Rouchaussé, who stressed the need to assist producers
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ArticleStrikes bother Belgian business
A general strike in Belgium is set to cause minor disruptions to the sector, with air shipments likely to be the most affected
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ArticlePrince de Bretagne offers prizes
From next week, the French marketer will give consumers the chance of winning prizes by purchasing its shallots
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ArticleEosta gives fruit a friendly face
The Dutch organic specialist's Nature & More system has helped another grower to connect directly with consumers
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ArticleEquality nears for US potatoes
In the US, potatoes are closer to gaining equality with other vegetables as Congress prepares to approve their inclusion in national nutrition programme
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ArticleLuLu intent on expansion
The UAE retailer has revealed major growth plans, both in existing markets like India, and in new markets like Sri Lanka
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ArticleStrike shuts down port of Antwerp
In protest against austerity measures, striking Belgian workers caused the closure of the port of Antwerp yesterday
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ArticleIsrael halts Gazan veg exports
The besieged and war-torn Gaza Strip faces yet further challenges as Israel blocks ten truckloads of vegetable exports
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ArticleApples flood Russia from Bosnia
As a result of the Russian ban on produce from the EU, the volume of apples entering the market from Bosnia has risen dramatically
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ArticleCMA CGM launches Citrus Express
The French shipper is re-launching its so-called Citrus Express service between the Mediterranean and the Black Sea
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ArticleCarrefour supports domestic vegetables
The retailer has teamed up with Légumes de France to assist the country's embattled vegetable producers
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ArticleMedfel focuses on apples
Apples are set to take centre stage when the exhibition for the Mediterranean region returns to Perpignan next year
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ArticleEgyptian citrus faces challenges
The obstacles are adding up for Egypt's citrus sector, with rising costs, oversupply and fierce competition chief among them
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ArticleBelgian endives get Popeye support
Belgian producers have employed spinach-munching character Popeye to encourage younger consumers to try endives
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ArticleUASC lays out expansion plans
Building on its cooperation deal with Hamburg Süd, the Gulf-based carrier is extending its service to include South America in 2015
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ArticleBonduelle records sales growth
The convenience food giant has seen turnover rise for the first quarter, with growth both in and out of Europe
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ArticleCauliflower congress heads to Brittany
The International Cauliflower Congress takes place in Saint-Pol-de-Léon next month, with technical developments and sustainable production at the top of the agenda
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ArticleIFOAM supports healthy soils
The organics movement has voted to promote soil health in order to feed the world while mitigating climate change and empowering farmers
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ArticleIran spies Russia opening
The Middle Eastern country could benefit greatly from Russia's ban on imports from many western nations