Citrus news archive – Page 109
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ArticleRSA citrus body 'confident' on CBS
Grower group CGA waiting for EU to review risk management measures at close of South Africa's export season
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ArticleExport returns up for Aus citrus
Industry continues to see growth in China, while Philippine market also shows promise
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ArticleChile diversifies citrus markets
Chilean lemons make inroads in Europe as shippers capitalise on the shortage of Argentine fruit
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ArticleLatest HLB outbreak renews Spanish fears
Spanish growers call for extra vigilance urged following suspected case of citrus greening in the Algarve
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ArticleAustralia gets new PEQ facility
Centre set to consolidate post entry quarantine services and potentially boost imports
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ArticleMoroccan citrus output rises
Production is on course to hit 2m in 2015/16 according to unofficial forecasts
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AnalysisOpinion: UK should see value in South African citrus
Challenging EU import conditions for South African citrus could see UK lose out to others, says Justin Chadwick of the South African Citrus Growers' Association
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ArticleSpain kicks off US citrus campaign
First vessel of the 2015/16 season currently bound for Philadelphia
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ArticleEosta hints at EU protectionism
The Dutch organics specialist has argued that black spot disease found in some South African citrus shipments poses no threat to European fruit
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ArticleMcDonald's backs young Italian growers
Apples, lettuce and oranges among products to be sourced from young producers as part of Fattore Futuro project
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ArticleNovelty central to G's Group vision
One of Europe's leading fresh produce suppliers took the opportunity to unveil several innovative products at Fruit Attraction
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ArticleUS growers oppose proposed pesticide ban
California citrus growers have dubbed a US government proposal to ban common pesticide chlorpyrifos "unfair"
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ArticleCorsica expects drop in clementines
The French island has predicted a decline of at least 30 per cent for its Fine de Corse clementine variety
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ArticlePutting a strong season in perspective
Fred Meintjes looks at the factors turning pre-season despair in South African citrus into a triumphant campaign
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ArticleBGP increases Egyptian citrus programme
Exporter targets 700 containers over 2015/16 season, as demand rises out of Asia
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ArticleFlorida fights grapefruit size issues
Florida grapefruit producers are facing sizing issues this season since fruit diameter is smaller than usual as Asian export deals get started
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ArticleEarly start for California navels
California expects an early start to its 2015/16 navel crop, with volumes more or less in line with last year but larger fruit sizes
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ArticleBumper citrus season for South Africa
Downbeat pre-season estimates proved to be unfounded as South African exporters enjoyed a record citrus season
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ArticleAMT-supplied clementines back on Tesco shelves
Volume of the product this year will increase by over 50 per cent, with up to 50 tonnes expected
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ArticleAll Lemon reflects on challenging year
Adverse weather and tough trading conditions made 2015 a difficult season for the Argentine quality seal