Here’s how you can cook it at home Mixing fruits with savory is dishes is not new in today’s Filipino culinary scene. There’s papaya in tinola. Adobo is made more flavorful by adding pineapples. A more posh take is the avocado on toasts. Another fruit that is a favorite of many to include in their s
Success Due To Key Partners
WESTERN CAPE, South Africa – Entering Week 27, Summer Citrus from South Africa (SCSA) announces a successful 2021 program serving the domestic market due largely to its long-term, strategic partnerships.
Though international supply chains remain under pressure due to the pandemic, the group from South Africa has continued to effectively manage supply based on demand with its impressive team of growers, importers, local and global officials as well as logistics and marketing teams.
“Our global partners are a crucial part of our success as we continue to serve one of the world’s most demanding markets,” said Suhanra Conradie, CEO of Summer Citrus from South Africa. “Now more than ever, we understand the importance of having the right partners in place to ensure secure and sustainable growth for the program.”
May 01, 2021
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We would be hard-pressed to find anyone who doesn’t love ice cream . Not only is it a decadent treat, ice cream can also be found in a myriad of flavours that spans the limitations of human imagination. It’s also a great way to cool down and recharge with some sugar in Singapore’s heat.
But have you heard of gelato? Gelato is Italy’s answer to ice cream. Gelato is usually made with less fat and has less air whipped into it than ice cream, making it a healthier (in moderation, of course) alternative that doesn’t lose in terms of having a decadent mouthfeel.
Demand for Egyptian Valencia expected to pick up as Indian citrus season concludes
Demand for the Egyptian Valencia has been low since the start of the season. Although there is some demand in the Russian and Eastern European markets, the lack of demand has lowered prices slightly. Production on the other hand has been rather good, according to one Egyptian exporter of citrus.
According to Mostafa Ali, Senior Regional manager of Nile Establishment for International Trade, the Egyptian production for Valencia has been good this season, but demand is lacking a bit: “The Valencia season has been good so far, we’ve seen high production levels and good quality so far. We do see a higher percentage of smaller sizes in the harvest than we usually do, but we’ve been content with the overall production this season. Demand has been slow compared to last season. Especially during the end of the previous season demand was very high. There currently isn’t a market particularly that has