Citrus news archive – Page 124
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ArticleEx-Capespan staff form logistics group
Exclusive: Deon Joubert and other former Capespan Fruit Logistics executives in talks with Lonrho Logistics and other potential partners
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ArticlePeru already registering effects of El Niño
A rise in temperatures in central and northern zones heralds the arrival of the phenomenon
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ArticleThe Arab coiled spring: opportunity in Iran
A fundamental shift in the Middle East's geo-political landscape could see new doors open for the fresh produce business
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ArticleRSA exports to EU hang in balance
New rules on citrus exports to the EU are creating a major headache, while a new law on land ownership could do the same
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ArticleCitrus Australia signs MoU with China
China’s largest agricultural distributor strengthened its ties with Citrus Australia following an inaugural tour of Australia’s wholesale markets and orchards
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ArticleBrand on the run: Jaffa to tour UK
Citrus giant to visit Tesco stores across England, Scotland and Wales offering free samples and competition
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ArticleFlorida citrus packers join forces
Agreement will lead to lower costs and increased efficiency, companies said
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ArticleSeald Sweet unveils new easy peeler brand
Mandarina’s will be available from August to October as part of company’s expanding summer citrus range
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ArticleCosta equipped to expand in Japan
New brix sensor to give Australian group an edge in the lucrative Japanese citrus market
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ArticleOmani growers net Brazilian boost
Project involving universities in both countries aims to reverse impact caused by mango disease and boost local production
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ArticleSpreafico founder passes away aged 81
Francesco Spreafico started company in 1963 and helped turn it into one of Italy's leading fresh produce suppliers
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ArticleDuda lines up full summer citrus campaign
The Florida-based marketer says demand for speciality items such as Meyer lemons continues to increase
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ArticleUS steps up fight against greening
US$31.5m will be allocated to test a number of ways of combating disease
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ArticleGiumarra to begin NZ Meyer season
Giumarra Wenatchee announces the details for its New Zealand Meyer lemon programme, which will begin shipping in July
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ArticleTen produce stories for World Cup 2014
Whet your appetite for the festival of football in Brazil while still doing something you can class as fresh produce-related
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ArticleFurther fall for Florida citrus
Latest USDA report pegs Florida orange crop at 104.3m boxes, hit by ongoing impact of citrus greening
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Peru closes in on Japanese citrus market
Peru has cleared another hurdle in bid to win regulatory approval for citrus shipments to Japan
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ArticleUS offers relief for RSA citrus
The new South African citrus season has started, with the first clementines of the campaign arriving in the US
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ArticleUS 'still valuable' for Aussie citrus
Perry Hill of Mildura Fruit Company says there are still promising opportunities in North America
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ArticleStrong start to RSA summer citrus season
A shortage of domestically-grown citrus is fuelling demand for new season arrivals from South Africa