Citrus news archive – Page 123
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ArticleLimoneira acquires share in Rosales
US firm makes first international investment in leading Chilean lemon packer-marketer
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ArticleAll Lemon's exports fall over 2014
Poor growing conditions blamed for decline, but commitment to quality sees demand rise in Asia and the Middle East
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ArticleQueensland growers battle the elements
Citrus hub in the state’s southeast feeling the pinch after floods and drought over the past two years
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ArticleCoscon launches reefer service
Citrus shipment marks maiden voyage for new Cool Treatment containers, with demand for service expected to grow
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ArticleChina reopens to CA citrus
Access to China restored earlier than expected for California citrus, but shipments not set to resume in earnest until the end of the year
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ArticleLoBue Citrus celebrates 80th anniversary
Landmark will be celebrated with point-of-sale signage, videos and social media activty
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ArticleSunraysia assess frost damage
Temperatures plummet below zero for fourth straight night, promting fears of crop damage
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ArticleSunkist heads to Sesame Street
Citrus cooperative to harness power of Sesame Street brand to encourage children and families to eat more fruits and vegetables
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ArticleQueensland eyes Thai market
Mandarin growers continue promotional campaign with the state’s government
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ArticlePeru citrus exports revised upwards
Producer association ProCitrus says shipments to all markets will rise as a result
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ArticleUruguay citrus joins Oppy line up
US fresh produce importer adds fruit from Uruguay to its summer offering
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ArticleRecord year for Spanish lemons
A reduction in EU imports from Turkey, Argentina and South Africa meant strong demand for Spanish fruit
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ArticleTyphoon hits China’s orange plantations
Typhoon Rammasun has struck citrus plantations in China’s south, as well as rice and cane crops
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ArticleEU intercepts RSA citrus due to CBS
The first interception of South African citrus fruit because of citrus black spot (CBS) has been confirmed by European authorities
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ArticleAustralian oranges launched in China
Peak industry body optimistic about exports passing the 1,000 container mark this season
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ArticleSunkist champions salt alternative
Study shows lemons can be used instead of salt, reducing use by up to 75 per cent
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ArticleOppy wants you to 'eat brighter!'
Fruit items will be united with a Sesame Street theme in a bid to appeal to young fresh produce consumers
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Article“Phenomenal” season for RSA lemons in China
South African lemon exports to China have tripled this year due to high demand, while grapefruit exports see low returns
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ArticleCapespan welcomes new competition
Group chief executive Johan Dique says company has modernised its logistics operation to make it more cost-effective
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ArticleCA citrus exports still on hold
Chinese quarantine officials have yet to confirm whether Californian citrus can re-enter China following a visit to the US