Berries news archive – Page 129
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ArticlePolar vortex grips North America
Export trade said to be largely unaffected by freezing weather, but retail sales have reportedly slowed noticeably
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ArticleAsoex says port situation “critical”
President Ronald Bown warns losses to blueberry shipments could run to hundreds of millions of dollars
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ArticleUS amends treatment protocol for Chilean blues
Consigments can now be fumigated on arrival following the recent discovery of European Grapevine moth
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ArticlePeruvian blueberry exports soar
Planted area forecast to rise significantly in the next three years
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ArticleCalifornia Giant boosts blueberry offer
New plantings in North and South America behind production increase
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ArticleMexico casts export net wider
Persian limes and grapefruit are amongst the products that could gain access to new markets in 2014
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US mulls Moroccan blueberry imports
Shipments of small quantities pose no risk to domestic production according to Aphis
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ArticleChile gains further tariff exemptions in Asia
From 1 January, exporters can ship hundreds of products to South Korea and Japan tariff-free
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ArticleMarion Regan appointed MBE
Kent-based soft fruit grower included in New Year Honours List for services to fruit and vegetable industry
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ArticleEccles appointed RABA executive officer
Former Australian Banana Growers' Council chief executive to head up marketing and research programmes
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ArticleChile blueberry shipments down 22 per cent
Export volume expected to increase in the coming weeks as harvesting moves on to mid-season varieties
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ArticleRoyal opens Moroccan blueberry campaign
Company’s proprietary Blue Aroma and Royal Blue varieties will be available until June
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ArticleAlexa brings snow to Middle East
Region blanketed in rare covering of snow as freezing temperatures impact on production
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ArticleChile export losses revised downward
Impact of September freeze not as bad as initially feared says Asoex
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ArticleScottish soft fruit growers raise £27k
Half of proceeds raised at ball to mark the end of the fruit-growing season will go to the Royal Highland Education Trust
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ArticleLate blooming for Chinese New Year
The festival’s early date is at odds with late production seasons among most of China’s major suppliers
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ArticleFreeze-drying fruit can retain goodness
Research by Chaucer Foods and UK university showed freeze-drying a whole strawberry resulted in no Vitamin C loss
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ArticleA tough balance
Growers struggled to balance supply as a late start and warm summer created peaks of fruit of UK fruit
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ArticleSoft-fruit growers calm despite SWD find
SWD fruit fly found on six soft fruit farms as part of cross-industry research project into lifestyle
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ArticleNew SWD research is ‘groundbreaking’
Research into control of SWD fruit fly will benefit after US scientists published and shared the genome sequence for the SWD fruit fly