Germany: Consumer climate brightens slightly - but ups and downs remain
Consumer sentiment in Germany is starting 2023 with a little more optimism. Both economic and income expectations continue to recover and are rising noticeably. The propensity to buy continues its

Governments of Canada and Manitoba invest nearly $100,000 to upgrade horticulture storage facility
The governments of Canada and Manitoba are investing $98,970 through the Canadian Agricultural Partnership to upgrade the University of Manitoba’s horticulture storage facility so it can conduct

Silvia de Juanes, iron will
I could not have imagined that I was in the presence of a molecular biologist with a postgraduate degree from the University of Heidelberg (Germany), especially when she bluntly told me that

Hispagroup: with an eye on new markets
The company, present in 30 international markets, has attended the sector's main trade fair events, and will do so again with its presence at Berlin's Fruit Logistica. "Our attendance at the

Marlene makes most of winter season with marketing push
While South Tyrol’s apple orchards enjoy a welcome rest, one of its leading brands, Marlene, continues to engage with consumers via a series of international marketing initiatives and

Almost 3,000 tons of Vietnamese produce exported to China via Lạng Son's border gates
Exports of agricultural and fruit products, mainly dragon fruit and mango, reached approximately 2,700 tons to China through Lạng Sơn Province border gates on January 24. It was the first farm

"The weather is affecting yields in peppers with 2 kg less on average".

KM Packaging sets up Australian business
Flexible packaging and lidding films supplier KM Packaging has officially set up an Australian business entity. Trading as KM Packaging Services ANZ (Australia-New Zealand), the business will