IRELAND/EU: Fyffes benefit from EU banana deal questioned
By: Dean Best | 16 December 2009
Fyffes has been named as a possible beneficiary of the EU deal on banana tariffs although industry experts have argued that it remains to be seen what impact the deal will have on the Ireland-based fruit giant.
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Fyffes has been named as a possible beneficiary of the EU deal on banana tariffs although industry experts have argued that it remains to be seen what impact the deal will have on the Ireland-based fruit giant.
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