Apple news archive – Page 82
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ArticleBarnsby apple tests get thumbs up
The variety has been turning out 'exciting results' during testing in the EU
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ArticleBorough puts apples centre stage
London market's annual Apple Day promises to bring Britain's rich apple heritage to the public's attention
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ArticleAustralia runs risk assessment for US apples
Evaluation to examine biosecurity risks and potential import protocols, with peak body to conduct industry response
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ArticleNational pride
The 85th National Fruit Show takes place this month, promising a particularly hotly contested apple contest and plenty for the visitor to see
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ArticleDry weather hits EU topfruit forecast
WAPA revises its apple and pear crop forecasts following extended sunny spells and drought conditions in some parts of Europe
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ArticleGradilis puts research first
French nursery Pepinières Grard has changed its name to Gradilis, with a new focus on research and varietal creation to tackle environmental and health issues
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ArticleGolden Bay Fruit boosts imports in Thailand
Leading New Zealand fruit company introduces new varieties to major Thai wholesalers
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ArticleKong-rey sweeps through Korea
Typhoon Kong-rey has damaged 660 hectares of farmland across Jeju Island and Korea’s mainland
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ArticleClubbing Together
Club apple varieties like PInk Lady and Jazz have blazed a bright trail in the topfruit category. Ed Leahy examines how they will compete against traditional varieties
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ArticleA taste of France in Dubai
French exporters travelled to the UAE last week to highlight the quality of French fruit and vegetables at WOP Dubai and at an evening tasting event
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ArticleNew apple strategy launched
British topfruit growers are going on the offensive, announcing a new strategy to boost market share of UK apples to 60 per cent by 2030
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ArticleInterpoma aiming to spread the love
Positive message at heart of the biannual apple industry fair in Bolzano as event places new emphasis on enjoyment
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ArticleClimate change ‘could boost UK apple production’
Warmer weather allowing late varieties to be grown across more of UK with research starting into how growers can adapt production techniques
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ArticleAmbrosia volumes bounce back
Italian producers limbering up for the start of the 2018/19 campaign expect a bigger crop and good sizes
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ArticleCosmic Crisp blasts off
Apple's consumer launch in the US driven by IP and commercialisation specialist Proprietary Variety Management
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ArticleCompac presses go on Inspectra2
New internal grading system successfully trialled over New Zealand apple season
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ArticlePink Lady launches Aussie holiday comp at M&S
Promotion will be available on M&S four-packs with a seven-night trip to Melbourne compete with orchard tour up for grabs
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ArticleFarmers fear labour cost rise
Farmers in France are concerned that proposed increases in seasonal labour costs could damage their competitiveness
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ArticleGerman apples could access India and Canada
Trade negotiators have already managed to secure a similar market access protocol for German apples to Taiwan
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ArticleVog bolsters sales and marketing team
Three new appointments will enhance the apple company's commercial operation, including its club varieties programme