"Given the increased prices, many are switching back from cardboard to returnable crates"
2023-03-06 00:00
In the paper packaging sector, a price reduction can currently be observed, while the shortage of materials and the associated delivery times are also tending to decline. "However, falling material prices are only one factor because, at the same time, all other costs, whether logistics, energy,
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Peru strengthens Forex position with 2022 record exports
2023-03-06 00:00
Peruvian exports have grown steadily over the last two decades thanks to the joint and coordinated work of the public and private sectors. In 2022, Peru achieved a record US $63.193 billion in exports, up 3.7% from 2021.
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Aldi Süd reduces fruit & vegetables by up to 33 percent
2023-03-06 00:00
From 06 March 2023, Aldi Süd will be offering selected fruit and vegetables at a low price in all 2,000 shops. According to the discounter, the price offensive includes in the first week:
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Mercabarna resists high inflation and bases its growth on exports
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"Our challenge: getting a diversity of producers to work together in a common dynamic"
2023-03-06 00:00
Maïsadour, a cooperative group based in southwestern France that specializes in food processing, currently gathers around 30 asparagus growers for a surface area of 310 hectares and an annual harvest of 1,500 tons.
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India’s grape exports during 2021-22 stood at $305.7 million, a 2.6 per cent decline over the previous year’s $314 million. The top ten export destinations of grapes during 2021-22 were the Netherlands, Bangladesh, Russia, the UK, UAE, Germany, Nepal, Saudi Arab, Malaysia, and Thailand. As
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"The French fruit growers gathered within the National Association of Apples and Pears have awarded for the first time, the award for the retailer most committed to the French apple.
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Climate crisis threatens UK fruit trees due to diseases that thrive in warm weather
2023-03-06 00:00
As plant diseases that thrive in warm weather are becoming more common, fruit trees in the UK are under threat as a result of climate change. Every year, the Royal Horticultural Society compiles a list of the most common plant diseases reported by its nearly 500,000 members.
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The water emergency alarms, already mounting in February, are pointing to another waterless summer, especially in the northern regions of Italy, where not even the latest rains and snowfall seem to have improved the dramatic situation in reservoirs.
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SAT Del Campo receives IFS Food certification
2023-03-06 00:00
The Sociedad Agraria de Transformación (SAT) Del Campo, located in the town of Villacañas (Toledo) and dedicated to the production and processing of pistachio nuts, has received the quality and food safety certificate of the international quality and food safety standard 'International
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Prices on the European mushroom market have improved recently. "That was needed, too," begins Paul Delbeke of the Belgian company VOC-Districhamp. "and will have to continue for some time. Before costs can be passed on, in many cases, people work at a loss for some time. To compensate, we need
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"After this year's hiccup, I expect Dutch year-round strawberry cultivation to resume"
2023-03-06 00:00
The new Dutch strawberry season has begun at Dutch Berries. "We canceled two lit crops because of the energy crisis. Fortunately, that's over, and, in consultation with our customer, we've restarted a lit crop. Last week, we picked the first strawberries, and with that, spring has begun for us,"
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Vietnamese oranges from Cao Phong hit UK shops
2023-03-06 00:00
Cao Phong oranges from the northern province of Hoa Binh are now officially put up for sale in the UK. This marks the return of this specialty to the global market after over 40 years. The nearly 7 tons of Cao Phong orange, exported via the official channel by the Hoa Binh-based RYB Joint Stock
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After the severe storm that hit Sicily at the beginning of February, supplies on the Italian vegetable market are tight and prices have risen. "The damage to greenhouse crops in the province of Ragusa is enormous, and lower temperatures mean that the product ripens at a slower pace, causing
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Investment in Nigeria's No.1 neighbourhood retail chain
2023-03-06 00:00
Pingo Doce runs the biggest store network in Portugal, survey finds
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According to the latest estimate, Chilean grape exports will decrease by 13.2% this season
2023-03-06 00:00
As a result of the lower volume of table grapes available in the central area of the country, the Table Grape Committee of the Association of Fruit Exporters of Chile AG (ASOEX) decided to carry out a sixth forecast of the season. According to this new forecast, the country will export
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In October, we will introduce a new semi-finished product of halves and cubes of Hokkaido squash with skin"
2023-03-06 00:00
After 16 years of seeing the global fresh produce market at Enza Zaden, Chris Groot moved to open-field vegetable specialist AGF-Direct in October 2022, a company with at most 10 employees.
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HM.CLAUSE introduces its first rugose virus resistant varieties
2023-03-06 00:00
In response to the threat of the ToBRFV virus to tomato production in the Iberian Peninsula, HM.CLAUSE is launching its first varieties resistant (IR) to the Tomato Roughy virus.
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Corteva completes acquisition of Symborg and Stoller
2023-03-06 00:00
Corteva, Inc. (NYSE: CTVA) strengthens its position as a global leader in the growing biologics market with today's announcement of the closing of the acquisitions of Symborg, a leading biotechnology company in Microbiology Technologies, based in Murcia
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"Cauliflower shortage still gripping market"
2023-03-06 00:00
In Europe, the Spanish and French cauliflower supply has been limited for weeks. According to Jurgen Ratelband and Danny Duijs, Tolpoort Vegetables' sales representatives, there is no end in sight yet, either. "Everyone had hoped the supply would pick up a bit more," begins Danny, "but frost hit
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