Apple news archive – Page 80
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ArticleSouth Africa expects modest topfruit growth
No fireworks but a good, steady crop for South African apples and pears is anticipated for 2019
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ArticleBlue Whale tours UK markets
The French apple exporter is on a roadshow of wholesale markets throughout the UK, with events and tastings planned for caterers and retailers
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ArticleLenswood has A$1.3m debt waived
South Australian government supports Adelaide Hills growers following third consecutive year of adverse weather events
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South African topfruit down in 2018
New season hopes for the country's apples and pears after tough 2018 season
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ArticleBranding key to topfruit success
A leading South African marketer says apple and pear success is built on year-round supply and building a brand
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ArticleVI.P promotes mindful eating
Studies show that being more aware of food intake can lower stress and help reduce calorie intake
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ArticleBlue Whale wows Bangkok kids
The French exporter is introducing its latest apple variety, Candine, to children in the Thai capital as part of Children’s Day
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ArticleApplewood Fresh Growers launched
Grower, packer, shipper and marketer of Michigan apples ships some 21 varieties across the US
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ArticlePink Lady sponsors Dubai marathon
Pink Lady will this month be sponsoring the 20th anniversary of the Standard Chartered Dubai Marathon, which offers multiple opportunities to promote the apple brand in the region
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ArticleNew marketing plan for Australian apples
APAL and Hort Innovation to form expert panel to oversee development and implementation of new strategy
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ArticleChina and US begin trade talks
Discussions to end the East-West trade dispute will hopefully bring relief after flow-on effect impacts global markets
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ArticleAC Goatham & Son completes major planting operation
Kent topfruit producer plants 220,000 new trees in varieties such as British Royal Gala, Cameo and Conference
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ArticleWashington apple exports down
A smaller crop helped lower export volumes due to retaliatory tariffs imposed by major markets
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ArticleHigh expectations for NH Kissabel campaign
Producers are reporting good quality for the 2018/19 harvest in Europe and the US
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ArticleNew directors at WAC
The Washington Apple Commission has elected two new directors and re-elected three to its board
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ArticleEvrosad eases pressure out east
Expanding into the Middle East, Africa and Asia appears the right strategy for Slovenia’s leading apple exporter
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ArticleEC predicts better demand for fruit
Apple, peach, nectarine and tomato production all set to decline slightly but consumption across the EU is on the increase
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ArticleSouth Australian apple growers hit hard
Hail damage to vast majority of orchards across the Adelaide Hills but pear crops fare better
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ArticleStemilt helps IG kickstart apple import season
Leading Indian importer to sell seven varieties grown and packed by US-based partner
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ArticleHail hits Adelaide Hills again
Storm fronts cause crop damage and power outages in key apple growing areas