Cherry news archive – Page 45
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ArticleCherry cover is 'key' for growers
Washington State cherry growers told to invest in new rain covering technology to combat wet weather
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ArticleRussians keen on Bulgarian cherries
Prices likely to be high again this year as growing interest in Kyustendil cherry crop prompts growers to ramp up production
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ArticleCautious optimism for Canadian cherries
While British Columbian-grown cherries have just clinched access to China, industry officials say they will be sending only trial volumes in their debut season
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ArticleChina exports cherries to Taiwan
Landmark recognition of 2010 agreement as Taiwan accepts first shipment of cherries cultivated in China
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ArticleBritish Columbian cherries secure China access
Canadian province deal set to be highly lucrative for the industry, with negotiations underway for blueberries
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ArticleUK importer has cherries covered
Introduction of new rain protection technology said to have improved prospects of good harvest, says JO Sims
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ArticleNew cherry brand for Vignola group
Tentatrice brand being used to market sizeable crop excluded from using region's protected geographical indication mark
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ArticleNorthwest cherries cool off
Cold climate and poor pollination have dampened industry hopes of a repeat record production season
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ArticleMidlands cherry production recovers
Berry Gardens has high hopes for its Hereford cherry output
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ArticleA cherry triumph
Growers are flocking to plant cherry trees at present, and with considerable season extension work taking place, the category is in good shape.
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ArticleUniveg Katopé UK reaches cherry agreement
Group signs deal with COT International to trial two new varieties of sweet cherry in the UK, Frisco and Rocket
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ArticleFreezing weather reduces Washington cherry crop
With consensus that this season's yield will be down from 2012, official estimates are due out on 10 May
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ArticleAQIS approves OPI for California cherries
Pre-clearance programme for cherry imports allows traders to plan with greater security and confidence
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ArticleCA cherries set for bumper year
While unlikely to match Pacific Northwest cherry production volumes, industry experts anticipate a record packout
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Univeg signs deal for new cherry/plum hybrid
Univeg Katopé UK Ltd has announced that it has signed an exclusive marketing license with the Associated International Group of Nurseries (AIGN) giving Univeg marketing rights for the cherry/plum hybrid known as Nadia in the EU and Turkey.
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ArticleCherry contraction in Chile
All export markets experience reduction in arrivals after inclement weather hampered production process and damaged fruit quality
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ArticleRussian focus for Greek cherries
As Greek cherry producers get ready for the new campaign, exporters are eyeing the Russian market for further growth
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ArticleSuccess for Tasmanian cherries
Industry reports on phenomenal season, with ideal growing conditions bringing record crop and export tonnages
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ArticleUniveg Katopé signs cherry plum deal
Fruit that delivers best qualities of both plums and dark cherries will be available in UK stores from January 2014
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AnalysisNew cherries split opinions
Split-free varieties developed in New Zealand and Canada raise concerns about market prices