The boom in Asian vegetables
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
Pak Choi, Chinese cabbage, edamame beans or okra are some of the oriental vegetables that are finding places in the European and Spanish distribution sector
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Campojoyma, the world leader in bio Chinese cabbage
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
The company from Almeria produces 5 million heads in Abla, Abrucena and the Region of Murcia Sustainability, economic development for the region and world leadership
El Dulze, a specialist in Asian vegetables now including recipes
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
Over a decade has passed since the company from Murcia el Dulze started working in the Asian vegetable segment Pak choi, mini pak choi, choi
From Asian stores to large retailers
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
Ethnic vegetables are finding their place, promoted by new consumer trends and immigration. For Primaflor, this line already makes up 8% of its sales volume
New Covent Garden: a mirror for future trends
Miguel Flavián
3 March, 2022
The historic Covent Garden of the 1960s and 70s, a very well-known territory by Spanish suppliers, today is a mirror that reflects all the trends
Chain Law
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
Another challenge for the ornamental plant sector is its inclusion in the Food Chain Law, after the amendment of the Law 12/2013, of 2nd of
The greatest challenge
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
For Fepex, the main obstacle for the flower and ornamental plant sector is its exclusion from the National Strategic Plan that the MAPA presented to
Ornamental plants: a real diversification alternative
Virginia Hernandez
3 March, 2022
Covid has boosted consumption, the investment funds are putting the spotlight on the sector and there are already farmers who are ‘moving over’ to these
Aloe: low cost yield
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
Agrícola Navarro de Haro has opted for growing aloe vera and expects to harvest 230,000 kg this year What makes an eminently fruit and vegetable-growing
Lou Lou, quality in a flower
Fruit Today
3 March, 2022
Rachel & Co is launching a line of eatable roses and another of hibiscus multi-flowers with its new premium brand, “a dream come true”. Passion
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