Citrus news archive – Page 134
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ArticleUS opens up to Uruguay citrus
Twenty years of negotiations pay off for Uruguay's citrus growers
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ArticleFlorida evidence of "devastating" HLB
As the state's citrus crop estimate falls 9 per cent below last year, Florida Citrus Mutual points to the impact of citrus greening disease
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ArticleUruguay deal pleases Seald Sweet
USDA's publication of a final rule on Uruguayan citrus entry into the US comes after decade-long struggle
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ArticleSoft-fruit sales drive growth for M&S
First quarter sales increase at M&S after a positive performance on food products
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ArticleLandmark investment for Australian citrus
Grower-packer-marketer Seven Fields has unveiled a groundbreaking new citrus packhouse in Australia’s Sunraysia region
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Tamil Nadu receives citrus revival
Horticulture research centre introduces new mandarin variety to reinvigorate local citrus cultivation
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ArticleRSA citrus heads to Philadelphia
South African citrus growers celebrate fourth of July with the arrival of the first conventional reefer vessel of the season in Philadelphia
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ArticleCitrus Australia secures government grant
Australian government pledges A$50,000 for a programme to boost citrus trade in Asia
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ArticleAsian Citrus confirms smaller orange crop
Summer production at Hepu plantation in southern China affected by poor weather in 2012, according to company statement
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ArticleIsrael and India negotiate FTA
As bilateral trade increases between the two countries, a free trade agreement is anticipated by the end of the year
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ArticleUnsettled season for South African citrus
South African citrus industry experts say they are engaged in one of the toughest export seasons ever
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ArticleWestern Australia to grow exports
With new orchards expected to herald a domestic glut, the citrus industry is looking to Asia
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ArticlePromising market for RSA grapefruit
Demand for citrus fruit in Europe appears strong after earlier-than-usual conclusion to the Spanish export season
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ArticlePricing caution for Chilean clementines
US retailers will need to price their limited clementine offer more competitively in order to attract shoppers and avoid stagnant sales
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ArticleAnecoop warns clementine 'thieves'
Company suggests any attempt to reproduce protected clementine variety Clemensoon will struggle to remain undetected
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ArticleNZ-grown Meyer lemons to hit US
Giumarra is anticipating a strong campaign for its imported Meyer lemons, grown in New Zealand
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ArticleWorst season ever for Spanish berries
Strawberry growers in Huelva are licking their wounds, while nearby plum producers have fared little better
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ArticleStrong market for early citrus
Unlike last year, stocks of California citrus are winding down quickly; presenting lucrative marketing conditions for early imports from the Southern Hemisphere
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ArticleParamount launches new mandarin
California's Paramount Citrus has launched a new premium mandarin brand, Wonderful Halos
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ArticleFlorida grapefruit exports down again
Exports from the US state fell further this season, while growers are struggling to maintain market share in key markets