Supermarkets at FRESKON

At the section on Supermarkets, which will take place with the participation of Greek and Balkan supermarket chains in a specially created area, exhibitors will have the opportunity to attend scheduled meetings to discuss and develop partnership.
Furthermore, within the framework of parallel events, innovations and new technologies in the sector will be analysed, while the distributed and sale of fresh fruit & vegatables from representatives of foreign supermarket chains in the Balkan market (Bulgaria, Serbia. Romania and FYROM) will be discussed.

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Macfrut, Daily May 10th

10 May 2024

Focus on mango, the new frontiers of rootstocks, varietal innovation in horticulture and business opportunities with Namibia. The events of the last day of the fair. Focus on mango from the Dominican Republic, the new frontiers of rootstocks, the varietal innovation chain in horticulture and business opportunities with Namibia. Many events on the last day of Macfrut (May 10th), once again a crossroads on the global future of fruits and vegetables. »

Macfrut, Daily 9th May

9 May 2024

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“We Have Become the Laughingstock of Europe": Fresh Produce Consortium Chief Blasts UK Border Strategy

7 May 2024

Nigel Jenney, Chief Executive of the Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) has condemned the UK government's post-Brexit border solution. “The Government has single handily created the world’s most inefficient and expensive border,” stated Jenney. “This once in a lifetime opportunity has been squandered and we now await Government enforced consequences for both businesses and consumers”. »