Spain: fruit and vegetable wholesalers who violate the Act’s food chain
Fruit and vegetables accounts for almost 80% of the sanctions imposed by the US Information Agency and Food Control Act for violating the food chain. Wholesalers are the link in the chain that brings together almost 70% of the sanctions, according to the latest report of the AICA. The Union of Small Farmers and Ranchers has welcomed the work of this agency but it calls for increased vigilance and to publish the names of offending companies.
Peru presented in fair Expopesca an application for potential investors in aquaculture
Peru held from 5 to 7 November its most important fisheries and aquaculture fair "Expo Pesca & AcuiPerú". The Ministry of Production of Peru (PRODUCE) took advantage of his presence at the conference to present their web application free access to the National Aquaculture Cadastre, putting into operation this year.
José Cabascango: “For Ecuador it is of vital importance to have investors who bring innovation and technology”
Agribusiness and fresh and processed products are two of the sectors that the Ecuadorian government is giving priority to attracting investors. In this interview, agreed on a breakfast conference with businessmen which took place in Valencia last November, Cabascango (Pro Ecuador) tells the status of economic exchange between Ecuador and Europe and gives important clues about what you need to know to invest in their country.
FIAB organizes a conference on financing for agribusiness SMEs
FIAB (Spanish Federation of Food Industry and Beverage) organized together with the Ministry of Agriculture day workshop COMPETITIVENESS AND REVITALIZATION: Lines of financing for SMEs in the agri-food lines of financing desgranarán that the State makes available to our companies to improve and grow in an increasingly global and dynamic competitive environment.
Adela Martínez Cachá: “We have worked well in plant protection and our exporters conquer markets”
Adela Martínez-Cachá, Minister of Agriculture of Murcia, tells…
The Spanish fleet could return to Mauritanian fishing grounds in early December
Last November 16 was signed in Brussels the Protocol to the Fisheries Agreement between the European Union and Mauritania, after approval by the Council, allowing its provisional application. The Mauritanian fishery is of great importance to the Spanish fleet dedicated to catching shellfish and hake, as well as the fleet led to the capture of tuna and other migratory species.
COEXPHAL and Verdiblanca join forces to achieve the integration of persons with disabilities in agriculture
Juan Colomina, COEXPHAL CEO, and José Gómez Amate, president of Verdiblanca, have signed this agreement that will allow the implementation of joint actions and coordinated to carry out work in Almeria horticulture integration of people with disabilities.
Agribusiness and fresh produce, among the priorities of the Ecuadorian government to attract investors
Representatives of the Andean country in Valencia reported the ease of doing business in Ecuador, among which are tax incentives for priority sectors, and answered the questions and complaints of entrepreneurs present.
García-Page: “The biggest future of this region is the golf industry”
The President of Castilla-La Mancha encouraged to break "the equation that contradicts industry and field." This was said during the presentation of the awards Great Selection, which in its XXVI edition hosted the Municipal Theatre of Alcazar de San Juan (Ciudad Real).
Europe and Latin America seeking the way to increase the horticultural trade
Fruit and vegetable trade between Europe and Latin America are today very small compared to the overall trade between the two regions. The traffic of these products does not reach even 1% of purchases from, for example, Mexico and the European Union. In the case of Chile, it stays at 7.5%. However, the increase in income from Latin American countries and the planned improvements in the free trade agreements portend an increase in trade of fruits and vegetables on both sides of the Atlantic. Brazil is emerging as one of the most promising markets receptors. In 2014, Spanish exports to this country grew 25% in 2014.