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Florida shows signs of citrus recovery >
Florida shows signs of citrus recovery
by Carl Collen 12 October 2018 Citrus
Despite higher estimate for coming season, Michael Sparks of Florida Citrus…
Summer sun brings best of US innovation >
Subscribers onlySummer sun brings best of US innovation
by Amy Cross 27 September 2018 Fruit, Berries, Citrus, Vegetables, Root Vegetables, Leafy & Salad Vegetables, Peppers & Squashes, Tomatoes, Pineapples and Aubergines
FPJ columnist Amy Cross explains why summer is a joyous time for fresh produce…
Portsmouth Port invests to manage change >
Subscribers onlyPortsmouth Port invests to manage change
by Richard Bright 27 September 2018 Bananas, Citrus and Pineapples
The loss of key contracts was a blow, but Portsmouth has dusted itself down and…
Jupiter jumps on new opportunities >
Jupiter jumps on new opportunities
by Michael Barker 6 September 2018 Apples & Pears, Bananas, Citrus, Grapes, Stonefruit and Leafy & Salad Vegetables
Asia Fruit Logistica: MD Mark Tweddle explains how new grape varieties could…
Ailimpo predicts stable grapefruit crop >
Ailimpo predicts stable grapefruit crop
by Carl Collen 6 September 2018 Citrus
Harvest forecast at 76,000 tonnes, while Spain is expected to continue…
Citrus growth poses problems >
Citrus growth poses problems
by Fred Meintjes 4 September 2018 Citrus
The logistics of exporting citrus from South Africa needs an urgent re-think if…
Chile looks east >
Subscribers onlyChile looks east
by Fred Searle 3 September 2018 Apples & Pears, Kiwifruit, Citrus and Stonefruit
Exporters in Chile may be facing production and trade challenges in an unstable…
Blueberries the star for Camposol >
Blueberries the star for Camposol
by Carl Collen 24 August 2018 Berries, Citrus and Avocados
Higher blueberry volumes and prices help drive Camposol's sales 8.9 per…
Solutions sought at Port of Durban >
Solutions sought at Port of Durban
by Fred Meintjes 24 August 2018 Citrus
Increased breakbulk shipments my solve problems with sending citrus to China
New freezing method 'preserves fruit for three years'>
New freezing method 'preserves fruit for three years'
by Fred Searle 14 August 2018 Berries, Kiwifruit, Citrus, Mangoes & Papayas, Stonefruit, Avocados, Melons and Pineapples
Andorran frozen specialist and UK supplier team up to launch patented technique…

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