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Plátanos de Canarias PGI, a season in the shadow of a volcano

Plátanos de Canarias PGI,<em> a season in the shadow of a volcano</em>
The volcano eruption has had a major impact on Canary Island banana producers, but though sales were down overall in 2021, “we maintained exports at similar levels to 2020,” reports Plátano de Canarias manager Sergio […]
ven 10/06/2022 by Gloria Zorrilla

US opens doors to Ecuadorian avocado

US opens doors to Ecuadorian avocado
Ecuador’s avocados have gained access to the US market after the US Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection (APHIS) authorised imports of commercial fresh avocados of all varieties […]
jeu 09/06/2022 by Richard Wilkinson
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Southern Hemisphere citrus production projected to rise 4.85%

Southern Hemisphere citrus production projected to rise 4.85%
At the World Citrus Organisation (WCO) Annual General Meeting (AGM), the preliminary forecast for the upcoming Southern Hemisphere citrus season was presented to the representatives from the citrus sector. According […]
mer 08/06/2022 by Richard Wilkinson

Fall Creek serves expanding global markets

Fall Creek <em>serves expanding global markets</em>
For over 40 years, this North American family-owned business has specialised in developing genetic material for blueberries.“Our varieties have improved characteristics in taste, texture, machine-harvestability, long-distance shipping, storage, quality from freezing through […]
jeu 02/06/2022 by Gloria Zorrilla

Murciana de Vegetales, 30 years developing lettuces 

Murciana de Vegetales, <em>30 years developing lettuces </em>
For three decades, Murciana de Vegetales has specialised in lettuces, such as the Little Gem, Baby Roja, Romana, Mini-Romana, Mini-Romana Roja, Frillice, Caribú® and Cresta® varieties. It is the only European company to produce the three different types […]
jeu 02/06/2022 by Pierre Escodo
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