Statistics don’t lie: 33 to 40 percent of the world’s food, that is an estimated $600 billion worth of food, is lost or wasted during or just after harvest every year.
Midway between Europe and the East, with important ports overseeing the Black Sea, Romania is a country with a great tradition and an even brighter future ahead...
Although global trade is experiencing an unprecedented crisis due to the spread of COVID-19, Greek Food & Beverage exports have nevertheless demonstrated a steady increase, with an annual average trend of approx. 18%.
Recently, the Institute of Export Research and Studies (ΙΕRS) established by the Greek Exporters Association (SEVE) prepared their annual “Mapping of Greece's Export Activity by Region” study for the period 2015-2019...
Extra virgin olive oil and table olives pushed exports for the year 2018, with almost €1 billion in combined revenue!
Story: Vana Antonopoulou
Greek exports reached a new record high in 2018, proving that the upward trend the sector has developed...
Current estimates suggest global production will reach almost 3.11 million tons of olive oil in 2020, while 3.14 million tons are expected to be consumed by the end of the year.
Undoubtedly one of the most high end markets to enter, not only in Europe, but worldwide, and with a complex retail system, consisting of a local, a regional and a national level, France is a challenge in itself for prospect exporters, the main one being the consistency in covering the demand.
Innovation, safety, consistency, adherence to European specifications, and sustainability are key to the constant development of aquaculture in Greece.
Mr. Michalis Charokopos, Head of the Economic and Commercial Affairs Office Embassy of Greece in Zagreb, talks to Ambrosia Magazine about the excellent reputation Greek food and beverage products enjoy among Croatian consumers, giving the essential tips and tricks to enter the Croatian market.
A new report highlights the dynamic course of Greek extra virgin olive oil exports in Great Britain, as well as their future potential –even in a post-Brexit scenario.
