Salix Fruits talks about Fruit Logistica priorities

The importer and exporter of fresh fruit says it will highlight its sourcing capabilities and expertise in citrus, apples, grapes and cherries.

Fruit Logistica 2024
Fruit Logistica 2024
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Fresh fruit importer and exporter Salix Fruits says it will highlight its expertise in citrus, apples, grapes and cherries during the upcoming Fruit Logistica in Berlin.

Salix Fruits says it will consolidate its global presence, reinforce its network of strategic partners and explore new business opportunities in key markets such as Europe and Asia while in Berlin.

“Fruit Logistica provides a unique opportunity to connect with our clients, showcase our products, and adapt to the ever-changing demands of the international market,” Juan Gonzalez Pita, chief operating officer of Salix Fruits, said in a news release.

The company also plans to highlight its sourcing capabilities from key regions including South America, the U.S. and South Africa.

“We are committed to continuing to offer fresh, high-quality products, and this event is essential for driving our expansion and sustainability projects,” Gonzalez Pita said.

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