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Dragon fruit enters Almeria with force

"Theres a growing focus on brands in the melon and watermelon category" The watermelon season is just starting in Almeria. The first batches of the fruit have reached the market at a time when the weather in Europe is not ideal to motivate consumption; however, they are also facing less competition from third countries, such as Senegal, where the acreage has been reduced compared to last season and logistical difficulties have taken a toll. In this category of summer fruits, the premium segment...

Pharmacy worker sold fake COVID-19 test papers for travelers - Spanish police Reuters 3 hrs ago MADRID, May 3 (Reuters) - A pharmacy worker who was selling fake negative COVID-19 test certificates so that people could travel to Morocco has been arrested, Spanish police said on Monday. The 24-year-old man, who was arrested in El Ejido, southern Spain, charged Moroccan people 130 euros ($156) for each fake certificate which allowed them to fly home from Spain, according to the authorities. They...

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By Reuters Staff 1 Min Read FILE PHOTO: A test tube labelled "COVID-19 Test positive" is seen in this illustration picture taken, March 10, 2021. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration/File Photo MADRID (Reuters) - A pharmacy worker who was selling fake negative COVID-19 test certificates so that people could travel to Morocco has been arrested, Spanish police said on Monday. The 24-year-old man, who was arrested in El Ejido, southern Spain, charged Moroccan people 130 euros ($156) for each fake certi...

Follow RT on A pharmacy employee suspected of providing fake negative Covid-19 test certificates to travelers has been detained by Spanish police. The suspect is said to have operated his own travel agency to help market the phony documents. The 24-year-old man, who was arrested in El Ejido, in southern Spain, allegedly asked for €130 ($156) for each fake certificate. He provided the illicit service to Morroccan citizens who needed proof that they had tested negative for the virus bef...

Article content MADRID — A pharmacy worker who was selling fake negative COVID-19 test certificates so that people could travel to Morocco has been arrested, Spanish police said on Monday. The 24-year-old man, who was arrested in El Ejido, southern Spain, charged Moroccan people 130 euros ($156) for each fake certificate which allowed them to fly home from Spain, according to the authorities. They said he had a second job running his own travel business and selling plane tickets. We apologize...

Almeria-based company Agroatlas will produce avocados and mangoes in Mexico The unstoppable growth of avocados continues in the markets, and this rising supply doesnt seem to be having an impact on the demand, which appears to have no limits. For this reason, the crop has become essential for many fruit and vegetable suppliers. The Almeria-based company Agroatlas, a specialist in the cultivation and marketing of green beans and other vegetables and specialties, has made a strong commitment to a...

The Galiano pepper showed its resistance to the extreme cold in Spains January Galiano, a pepper variety from Top Seeds International that is ideal for mid-late transplants, has successfully withstood the extreme cold weather that affected Spain in the first three weeks of January. The low temperatures wreaked havoc on agricultural companies, which saw their productions seriously jeopardized. The weather, however, did not affect the growers of Galiano, a bright red medium-sized square-shaped pe...

Pitaya continues to gain ground in Spain In 2010 some Canarian producers accepted the proposal of the town hall of Tenerife to carry out a study on pitaya. "It was an unknown product and we were the first to cultivate it in Europe," stated Isora Garcia, the manager of Pitaber Canarias, located in the municipality of Arico. "We like to anticipate market trends and we saw that it was an alternative." They were absolutely right. Eleven years after betting on this fruit from Central America, their ...