“Embracing digitalization a necessity for maritime trade”
2023-09-29 00:00
Speaking for the first time at the Global Sustainable Transport Forum as a keynote speaker, MSC CEO Soren Toft delivered a speech on the transformative potential of digital technologies in the maritime industry. He reflected on MSC’s ongoing digital journey as a world leader in container
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Limited flood impact on Western Cape stonefruit
2023-09-29 00:00
The recent heavy rain over the Western Cape varied enormously: around Wellington and Stellenbosch, farms received normal rainfall without any real damage, whereas pockets of incredibly high intensity rain caused localized flooding and damage in other areas like Franschhoek and Montagu.
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Benguet province growers concerned that imported produce is again displacing locally grown produce in Manila
2023-09-29 00:00
Vegetable producers in Benguet province are concerned that, due to some abuses of the RCEP Asia-Pacific free trade agreement, imported produce is again displacing locally grown produce in Metro Manila markets.
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China's economic downturn reduces demand for dragon fruit leading up to Moon Festival
2023-09-29 00:00
Pricing of yellow dragon fruit shipping from Ecuador to the U.S. will likely strengthen again next week after China’s Mid-Autumn Festival (also known as the Moon Festival) has finished, an event that starts today.
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Aldi Süd launches exclusive "ALDIamo" apple variety
2023-09-29 00:00
From mid-October, ALDI SÜD will be selling its first own apple variety under the name "ALDIamo". Customers were able to vote for this in the spring of this year. The apple will be available exclusively, in all 2,000 ALDI SÜD shops.
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Export of Filipino avocados to South Korea to start tomorrow
2023-09-29 00:00
According to an official of the Department of Agriculture, the export of Philippine avocados to South Korea will begin on September 30. DA-Bureau of Plant Industry director Gerald Glenn Panganiban said that the fruit will be initially sourced out from DA-BPI-accredited orchards and packing
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Halls buys stake in French start-up Infuseo
2023-09-29 00:00
Today, on the International Day of Awareness on Food Loss and Waste Reduction, Halls is proud to announce its acquisition of a stake in the French start-up Infuseo.
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The South African table grape industry expects 2023/2024 season volumes inspected for export to increase by approximately 12% in comparison to the actual inspected volumes of the 2022/2023 season.
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Colruyt Group acquires 57 stores
2023-09-25 00:00
SPAR Netherlands takes silver at European Franchise Awards 2023
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Autumn demand strong for Polish fresh shiitake mushrooms
2023-09-25 00:00
Bi Shutong is the European Business Developer at QiHe Biotechnology. The company is an expert in the production of substate logs for shiitake, king oyster, oyster, and other exotic mushroom varieties.
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Rambutan supply from Honduras is into peak production, a period which will last into early November. “We start from Honduras at the end of July or beginning of August and go into February. Typically, the rambutan season starts in May in Mexico and Guatemala and these two countries wrap up
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UK supports Zimbabwean horti exports like blueberries and peas
2023-09-25 00:00
According to Minister for Africa Andrew Mitchell, industry players in the United Kingdom are keen to support Zimbabwean exports of horticultural products like blueberries and peas.
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"Fewer Spanish and Greek grapes benefit sales"
2023-09-25 00:00
The European grape market is still enjoying reasonable demand, but it is not doing all that great either, says Bertus Schipper of the Dutch company Zoutewelle. "Spain has fewer grapes available because of the heat and Greece because of the rain. That's just as well, given the market situation,
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Peru’s mango industry will likely see up to 8,500 less export containers in the coming season due to negative effects on flowering from the hot weather caused by El Niño, as well as the after effects of the heavy rains earlier this year caused by cyclone Yaku.
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"Price must be understood as an entire management process"
2023-09-25 00:00
What to do in times of increasing price sensitivity? Prof. Dr. Martin Fassnacht, Director of the Chair of Strategy and Marketing at WHU - Otto Beisheim School of Management, presented his ideas on this topic during a lecture on "Herausforderndes makroökonomisches Umfeld: Was ist zu
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In the 2022/23 campaign, Spain's orange production has been reduced by 20.9%, down to 2.96 million tons, as reported by the Ministry of Agriculture (MAPA) with data from September 2022 to April 2023. This drop has had an impact on the volumes exported to international markets, which are down by
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California, Mexico and Chile all slimmer on lemon supply
2023-09-25 00:00
Lemons are tight on supply coming out of a few different regions. “California is very very scarce,” says Paul G. Gonzalez of River City Produce Inc., noting supply is coming from District 2. “It’s a weather issue. The rain events had something to do with it and California also had a wet
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Bimi® and Tenderstem®, the broccoli brands loved by consumers across Europe and the UK, are coming together at Fruit Attraction in Madrid this October, as they continue to generate sales for growers, licensees and retailers.
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A hectic Peruvian organic ginger market
2023-09-25 00:00
“It’s a crazy season for organic ginger from Peru,” says Nelson Vidaurre with Añawi. Plantings have been significantly reduced across the board compared to the previous year. “Last year may have been very challenging for some growers. As a result, there is a lot less availability this
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Late last Friday, the Hungarian government put into place the import restrictions on Ukrainian agriculture products that it had promised that it would reintroduce should the Commission not extend the EU’s own import restriction policy.
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