Hapag-Lloyd with exceptionally strong earnings in 2022
2023-01-31 00:00
Based on preliminary figures, Hapag Lloyd closed its 175th anniversary with EBITDA of 20.5 billion US dollars (19.4 billion euros). EBIT grew to 18.5 billion US dollars (17.5 billion euros). According to the company, higher freight rates contributed significantly to this.
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Strawberry boxes for Valentine's Day soon on the shelves
2023-01-31 00:00
Soon it will be Valentine's Day again, which also stimulates the creativity of a lot of entrepreneurs. Products are presented in beautiful, captivating, and, of course, romantic packaging.
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International symposium on horticultural irrigation takes centre stage in Stellenbosch
2023-01-31 00:00
Horticultural experts from around the globe are gathering in Stellenbosch from this week for the 10th International Symposium on Irrigation of Horticultural Crops .
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The Vega Baja Artichoke Best Agri-Food Product 2022
2023-01-31 00:00
The president of the Vega Baja Artichoke Association, Antonio Ángel Hurtado collected the award from the chef María José Sanromán and thanked the Valencian Academy of Gastronomy for this distinction.
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Dutch company opens new warehouse
2023-01-31 00:00
It has been so in practice for a while but at the festive opening of Fa. P.N. Slagter's new warehouse, it was made official: this Dutch company's future has been passed to the third 'cauliflower growers' hands. Fa P.N. Slagter held a two-day event in North Holland. On Friday, business partners
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Polish importer makes tomato investments in Romania
2023-01-31 00:00
The Polish company Citronex, one of the largest importers and distributors of bananas in Europe is developing their activities in Romania. The investment of 50Ha greenhouse for tomato production was confirmed on January 17th by local authorities in Dumbrăveni, Sibiu County.
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SA grape farmers face more challenges amid rolling blackouts
2023-01-31 00:00
Table grape farmers in the Lower Orange River region are facing another challenge amid higher stages of rolling blackouts. Blackouts at stages 4 to 6 mean areas are without power for nearly half of the day. Growers say the blackouts are making it difficult for them to maintain the cold chain,
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Bananas from Ecuador at £0.88: up 4% compared to last week
2023-01-31 00:00
This series gives the average wholesale prices of bananas by country of origin. The prices are national averages of the most usual prices charged for bananas at wholesale markets in Birmingham and London. This publication is updated weekly.
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Port of Bilbao: flexibility, security and traceability
2023-01-31 00:00
The Port of Bilbao sees these three features as crucial in the logistical operations for the fruit and vegetable sector and also offers them to shippers and logistics companies. At FRUIT LOGISTICA, the Port Authority intends to showcase these advantages. At stand A-61 in
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"At the moment, the supply of vegetables available in Almeria is insufficient to meet the demand"
2023-01-31 00:00
In the last days of January, the fruit and vegetable products of Almeria have been reaching very good prices at the province's auctions, like La Union's, where most vegetables have easily exceeded the Euro per kilo (in the case of striped eggplant, their price on January 26 stood at 2.75 € /
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CAP changes affecting electricity bills
2023-01-31 00:00
Linkener Renovables and the Associació Catalana de Comunitats de Regants (ACATCOR) are organising a conference to inform irrigators and groups in the agricultural sector about the conditions and legislative changes in the new Community Agricultural Policy (CAP) that affect the irrigation sector.
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Two arrested in Orihuela for assaulting citrus truck driver with knives and stealing €3,000 from him
2023-01-31 00:00
The National Police have arrested two people who assaulted a driver of a citrus truck in Orihuela, threatened him with a knife, and stole 3,000 euro that he was carrying to pay for the fruits he was going to collect.
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Prices of Gala apples in Moldova are too low for the local farmers but too high for the EU buyers
2023-01-31 00:00
According EastFruit analysts, in January 2023, the weighted average wholesale price for high-quality apples of Gala variety increased only slightly – by about 0.5 MDL/kg (US $0.02/kg). So far, the increase does not reach the price level that is comfortable for the agricultural producers,
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Dole: Sale of fresh vegetable division to Fresh Express
2023-01-31 00:00
The fresh vegetables business, which was sold for US$293m subject to certain adjustments, includes the processing and sale of whole produce such as iceberg, romaine lettuce, leaf lettuce, cauliflower, broccoli, celery, asparagus, artichokes, according to Dole,
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For two seasons, Spain has been exporting potatoes to France to make snack chips "because of their quality"
2023-01-31 00:00
Alberto Duque, COAG's national potato director, spoke about the change in trend observed in the potato market since Spain continues to receive potatoes from France (Europe's leading potato exporter) but has been exporting potatoes to France for two campaigns, as its potato snack chips
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To this end, the Brussels-based authority unveiled a "new deal for pollinators" to complement the nature conservation package as part of the Green Deal sustainability strategies. The initiative is a revision of the predecessor presented in 2018 and includes targets for 2030
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New packaging from Bonnysa and ITC Packaging
2023-01-31 00:00
Bonnysa and ITC have collaborated on the launch of the Alicante-based company's new lid for grated tomato, as part of its strategy of opting for recycled packaging or packaging from non-fossil sources, a new concept that is committed to sustainability through the incorporation of
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Bloomfield Robotics uses AI to help with plant management
2023-01-31 00:00
In 2011, a highly contagious plant bacteria was found in some 40,000 grape vines in the wine producing region of Bordeaux, France. Since then, infection of vineyards by flavescence doree has become a worldwide threat to vineyards. The only treatment for the disease that can kill young vines and
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"People are still holding out for better prices, which is reflected in a lower willingness to sell"
2023-01-31 00:00
The warehouses in the state of North Rhine-Westphalia are slowly but surely running out of goods, while the cold stores are still largely closed, he says. "Most farmers are still holding out for better prices for ware potatoes, which is currently reflected in a lower willingness to sell. This is
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Cherries and blueberries have become more and more popular over the years, so much so that they have become important for international trade.
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