How sustainable is the banana industry?

How sustainable is the banana industry?
Four of the Voluntary Sustainability Standards (VSS) used in the banana industry were covered in an Intracen/UN survey – Fairtrade International, Organic, GlobalGAP and Rainforest Alliance/SAN – certifying banana production […]
Thu 28/07/2016 by Richard Wilkinson

Cameroon opens up to imports

Cameroon opens up to imports
The Cameroonian company UNAPAC, which produces bananas and pineapples, was one of the African market’s representatives invited to the French fair Medfel as importers. “We have also begun our fruit […]
Mon 18/07/2016 by Richard Wilkinson

Nahder & Ibrahim has over 5,000 acres of bananas under cultivation

Nahder & Ibrahim has over 5,000 acres of bananas under cultivation
Bahrain’s leading distributor of fruit and vegetables has been successfully developing banana operations from the Philippines. Launched 12 years ago, this includes production on more than 5,000 acres of its […]
Fri 17/06/2016 by Richard Wilkinson

Bananas: 10 years of import regime in the EU

Bananas: 10 years of import regime in the EU
Who are the winners and losers in the European Common Market 10 years after applying import tariffs? Since 1 January, 2006, the European Union has applied a new “Tariff Only” […]
Fri 29/04/2016 by Richard Wilkinson

Banana from Ecuador strengthens its supply

Banana from Ecuador strengthens its supply
This year kicked off in January with a peak season for Ecuadorian bananas, reaching historical prices of up to $12 dollars per case. This was due to a falloff in […]
Mon 18/04/2016 by Richard Wilkinson

Dollar Zone banana exporters playing Russian roulette

Dollar Zone banana exporters playing Russian roulette
The banana imports of 28 countries in the EU are monitored daily by the European Commission’s customs services. This was a prerequisite to grant preferential access to former African and […]
Tue 23/02/2016 by Richard Wilkinson

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