Europe Edition
The harvest is in full swing and it promises to be fruitful with an expected stock of 150,000 tons!
The 2014-2015 harvest should reach 150,000 tons, which is a 19% increase compared with last year. The climate has been particularly mild this autumn, which has delayed the start of the harvest to allow the apples to colour. All three European production areas -France, Italy and Spain- began harvesting at the end of week 43 and the beginning of week 44, depending on the territory.
A well-publicised event!
The competition to launch the campaign will open on 17 November and close just before Christmas on 20 December. Advertised on the web and on our packaging (special edition stickers on loose apples and labels on packs), this new competition will invite consumers and non-consumers to enjoy a unique sensual experience!
For more information:
Carine Duthu
Pink Lady®
Email: carine.duthu@pinkladyeurope.com
www.pinkladyeurope.com
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Top 5 - yesterday
- Two people could be sentenced to 3 years in prison for committing fraud in the purchase of 700,000 kg of oranges
- Plans underway for Australia's biggest vertically-integrated exotic mushroom farm in South Australia
- Colombia might soon surpass Africa and Asia in avocado production
- Import citrus prepares transition to southern hemisphere
- New Chilean exporter sees higher fruit demand in Europe
Top 5 - last week
- Thai durian exporter already blocked 100 containers before mid-April harvest start
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- More dragon fruit from Ecuador breaks the market
- Yet more rain could spell quickened end to South African grapes
- “I hear from our clients that our Gala apple is the best Gala you can find in Europe”
Top 5 - last month
- Thai durian exporter already blocked 100 containers before mid-April harvest start
- Tropical cyclone Freddy brings heavy rains in parts of South Africa
- "Consumers will happily pay two euros for a Mars bar or can of Coke but not for their veg”
- PM Hipkins learns that most Hawke’s Bay crops were uninsured
- “We hoped to harvest more than 400 tons of early potatoes, but I'll be surprised if we get to harvest 150 tons”
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