Citrus news archive – Page 127
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ArticleGold Cup competition set for go
Pacific Produce launches competition for customers of its popular wholesale brand
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ArticleMurcia ramps up controls on CBS
Aim is to minimise risk of disease spreading to local farms from facilities handling imports from affected countries
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ArticlePrices fall for Asian Citrus Holdings
Chinese-based group reports marginal decrease in selling price of summer orange crop
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ArticleFairtrade sales benefit citrus workers
Employees at one of South Africa’s best knows citrus estates are benefiting from an innovative sales programme in the US
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ArticleCool Fresh España marks Chinese first
Company plans to export a range of citrus and other products to China under its BonJus brand
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ArticleSpain to improve clementine offer
Researchers focusing on developing early and late season varieties to extend growers’ marketing window
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ArticleArgentina closes in on US lemon market
Talks could pave the way for reopening of lemon market and wider access for other citrus products
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AnalysisEnd of an era for Europe's fruit trade?
As retailers seek to tie up supply by establishing planned programmes, one leading importer says open trading is "dying"
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ArticleForum gets marketing shake-up
Australian citrus industry encouraged to rethink how they present their offering
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ArticleAll-round fall in Florida forecast
Orange, grapefruit and specialty fruit estimates all drop in USDA's latest citrus update
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ArticleRevenue rises at Limoneira over Q1
US citrus specialist sees first quarter revenue growth as lemon prices increase
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ArticlePoor-quality citrus sold off cheap
Birmingham wholesalers forced to slash prices of poor quality citrus from Morocco after alleged problems with new boats
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ArticleParamount to expand Halos Plant
World’s largest citrus packhouse to get bigger through new Compac installation
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ArticleRussian buying power under threat
Doubts about the potential for growth in Russia's fresh produce market are said to have increased over past few months
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ArticleExport sales boost T&G profit
Company achieves net profit turnaround of more than NZ$30m as sales to Asia in particular continue to grow
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ArticleSunkist announces US$1bn revenue
Citrus cooperative points to increased acreage and launch of new programmes for strong 2013 performance
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ArticleFreeze cuts CA citrus crop
How much citrus will be available for export this season is in question, after December frosts damaged US$441m worth of fruit
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ArticleSeald Sweet boosts SH citrus offer
The opening of the US market to Uruguayan citrus represents a new opportunity for the Florida-based marketer
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ArticleState of emergency declared for Tucumán citrus
Government announces series of measure to help province’s struggling industry
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ArticleClock ticks down to Black Spot verdict
Time is ticking down to the EFSA decision on Citrus Black Spot, but final clarity may take some time