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    • Agricultural Insurance: A tool for agricultural policy to be proud. José María García de Francisco. ENESA

    It´s now 30 years since Spain joined the European Union (then…

    Whisky, beautiful women and laboratories. Elisa Plumed

    The Commissioner of Agriculture of the European Union, the Irish…

    World and European market of agricultural machinery. Riccardo Angelini

    Roughly the global European market and have prospects, a global…

    Alberto Lopez: “FIMA is the international center of reference and the door from Latin America to the European market”

    Everything is ready inside FIMA 2016. The Acting Minister of Agriculture, Isabel García Tejerina, and the president of the Aragonese Government, Javier Lambán officially open the frenetic activity of the 39th edition of the International Fair of Agricultural Machinery (FIMA), one of the three largest exhibition events in Europe. Le Sales Director and Marketing of Feria de Zaragoza anticipated content, fattened with positive expectations for the market of tractors, harvesters and tools for the sector in Spain. FIMA again act as a lever.

    Silvia de Juanes: “Latin America is one of the geographical areas that is growing at Fruit Logistica”

    The Director of Communications at Messe Berlin for Spain and Latin America says its close relationship with Germany, which "began during my doctoral phase" with enthusiasm. On his return he wanted to keep connected with this country and became an official representative of this trade fair institution. "We worked several sectors, such as tourism, transportation, ... and the food" as Fruit Logistica, held for three days in the German federal capital: from 3 to 5 February. There expect about 2,700 companies in the fruit and vegetables sector as well as nuts and dried fruits, and whole industry surrounding them technical cultivation, packaging, labeling, transportation, logistics systems, stock management and storage solutions computer and internet. The whole sector is present in a fair, characterized by internationality and quality of the visitors.

    Matthijs van Bonzel: “Farmers have to keep competitiveness where is possible and cooperation where is necessary”

    The Ambassador of the Netherlands in Spain, Johannes Hendrik Mattheus (Matthijs) von Bonzel, speaks mainly on the union of interests between Spain and his country, with regard to horticultural and logistics angels, in the following interview. Being the Government of Amsterdam which presides the first half the European Union (EU), it is advisable to know his lips the achievements of the successful Dutch organizational model in this sector, the large capacity of re-export, in particular, the nexus of trade union and distribution to Latin America. eComercio Agrario: What are the keys to explain the success of the horticultural model of the Netherlands?
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    Future of business for Fruits and Vegetables in Europe. David del Pino. Granada La Palma SCA

    The world of fresh fruits and vegetables is boiling in Europe…

    Mediterranean diet and moderate wine consumption improve brain health. FIVIN

    Scientific studies show that moderate wine consumption as part…

    Lourdes Plana: “The avant-garde of cooking today is over. Madrid Fusion is expecting the next one”

    The global event of the kitchen without boundaries is facing the new paths of creativity, as in all editions, and again ready to surprise all professionals and food lovers. Madrid Fusion hosts an unapproachable program. The Spanish and Latin American presence is felt in technical demonstrations, training workshops, contests, auctions and awards. "Rescuing the origins" is the culmination of work by three Latin American cooks to the rescue of endangered raw materials. The director of Madrid Fusion, Lourdes Plana, explains us about this one and other culinary attractions of the congress with an international vocation.

    Héctor Echeverría: “Chile involves a great chance for Spanish companies to invest in the vegetable sector”

    The executive director of the Foundation for Agrarian Innovation (FIA) recently visited Chile's major fruit and vegetable production areas of Spain to explain the opportunities in the Chilean agriculture to the most advanced agricultural enterprises. This institution, which is part of the Chilean Agriculture Ministry works with all components of innovation, both in the creation, management and adaptation of products and services that help improve the competitiveness of the agri-food and forestry sector. Héctor Echeverría says in this exclusive interview with Spain a large opened gate for development and investment opens vegetables, because Chile will become a major exporter of such agricultural products.