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Integrating refugees through work

It is lunch break at the Siemens Erlangen, Germany, campus. At a table in her company’s cafeteria, Andrea Scheerbaum is swiping on her phone, showing colleagues pictures of Damascus she received over...

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Welcoming refugees makes good economic sense, too

The so-called ‘boat people’ who fled Viet Nam in the late 1970s were often seen as a burden and were often refused refuge elsewhere. Eventually, the United States of America accepted many of them. Most...

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Certified organic mangoes from Senegal

‘Bio’ or ‘Organic’ is the way forward to revive African agriculture; one among many examples in this direction is proposed by an experience in Senegal where the successful production of organic mango...

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Brazilian Flower Exports Decreased

Brazil is not one of the key flower exporters in the Latin American region, but nonetheless, the country has a substantial flower industry. Its produce is virtually entirely consumed domestically....

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Counter season green beans: the Kenyan crisis

The European counter season green bean market has tended to shrink in the past few years; approaching 200.000 tons in 2008 and  2012 imports amounted to just 172.000 tons.

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Improving sustainable sourcing in the value chain for python

Establishing sustainable sourcing in global value chains is one of the main challenges facing the trade in wildlife species, particularly for the luxury fashion sector, said the Executive Director of...

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China: signals on groundnut plantings

According to information of 9 May on Grain and Grain Processing Information Site, the recent favorable weather conditions allowed for an early start of groundnut planting. The situation will bode well...

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New flower route from Yucatán to Miami

Deroose Plants, Fif Logistics and the Board of Growers of the Ornamental Product System Committee of Yucatán, Mexico, signed an agreement to set up a flower export route from Yucatán to Miami.The...

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Organic farming on the rise in Europe

The organic farming sector has grown rapidly over the past 10 years according to EU statistics, with both number of farm holdings and area cultivated growing by 50%. 

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Ethiopia exported flowers for almost US$200 million

The Ethiopian Horticulture Development Agency said US$245 million were earned from the export of flowers, vegetables and fruits during the just-ended Ethiopian fiscal year.

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Suppliers back landmark European Union research project

Ten leading companies in the European fresh produce business are preparing to back a ground-breaking new research project costing half a million Euros to investigate purchasing behaviour and consumer...

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Pure juice launch from Carrefour with a new range of nectars

A solid investment in 100% pure fruit juice from this leading French retailer

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Spain: toward reduced VAT rate on flowers

The amendment has to be ratified by the full Congress of Deputies. With the amendment, the VAT applied to flowers and live plants will go from the general rate of 21%, which was increased with the VAT...

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EU importers face tough Euro consequences

Fruit and vegetable importers in Europe will be watching global market and exchange rates closely, as the Euro fell to its lowest level in nine years earlier this week.

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Nigeria emerging as fruit export giant

Nigeria may become Africa's leading horticulture exporter as the West African country is reportedly set to surpass South Africa in the near future; during a recent agricultural event in Nairobi,...

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Intertaste acquires Caldic’s herbs and spices business in Belgium

Intertaste and Caldic announced late last week the acquisition by Intertaste of the herbs, spices, dried vegetables and seasonings business of Caldic in Belgium.

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Belgium - organic fruit juices are a growing market

An example of artisinal organic fruit juices which shows the growth in this niche category

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Investing $1 in promoting trade yields huge results for exports and growth,...

(Geneva) – Just one dollar more spent on helping companies to develop and improve their export activities and trade can generate an increase of US$ 384 in a country’s gross domestic product (GDP) and...

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Wonderful extends pomegranate juice assortment in Europe

Big export plans for Pomegreat juice in Europe

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Pomegranates synopsis of global fruit and Juice situation

The popularity of pomegranates is on the rise. Of the many varieties of this exotic fruit, the Wonderful, which was introduced about 15 years ago in California by POM Wonderful, is the most famous...

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Brexit will mean change but what?

Watch this space - it will be bumpy ride!

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Europe’s cosmetics and personal care industry strong and diverse

Five hundred million European consumers use cosmetics and personal care products, according to data presented during cosmetics Europe Week in Brussels, which took place June 13–17.

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AIJN Liquid Fruit Report from Canadean on Europe

The devil is often in the detail and the detail in this report will make for interesting reading. While the total business has marginally declined, the changes in some of the individual market is more...

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One-third of European Union firms face export obstacles, joint ITC-EU study...

(Brussels-Geneva) – More than one-third of European Union companies face obstacles in the form of non-tariff measures (NTMs) when they export their goods, according to a report published today by the...

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Cool trade: the world’s largest ice-cream exporters

Record high temperatures have been set around the world this July. Across the northern hemisphere in particular, heat waves have raised climate concerns and, according to World Meteorological...

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