Citrus news archive – Page 135
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ArticleMoroccan citrus down, but not for long
Despite a drop in production of around 20 per cent for 2012/13, Morocco's citrus growers are eyeing the next campaign with relish
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ArticleLate start for early South African citrus
Although shipments to the US are getting underway later than usual, supplies to the market are set to rapidly gain pace
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ArticleCitrus Australia eyes Asian promotions
Peak industry body in discussions about how to improve marketing in developing region
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ArticleHolfeld launches speedy soft-fruit pack
Packaging firm claims it has unearthed a breakthrough for soft-fruit producers
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ArticleAsian Citrus director set to resign
China's largest orange producer confirms temporary appointment of acting chief financial officer following Eric Sung's departure
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ArticleSwiss keep buying more Fairtrade fruit
Consumers in Switzerland spent considerably more on Fairtrade-certified exotic fruit and fresh convenience products in 2012
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ArticleUniveg welcomes Egyptian oranges
Supplier commits to working with more small producers in order to bring new fresh products into the UK
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ArticlePhilippines opens to Argentinean citrus
The first shipment has already inspected and certified for export to the Asian nation following the successful conclusion of negotiations which began in 2011
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ArticleSpanish call for lemon marque
A brand for Spanish lemons is sought to raise their profile above that of the competition
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ArticleFlorida citrus estimate "steady"
USDA reveals in its May estimate that grapefruit volumes are up, with orange numbers remaining flat
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ArticleSouth African lemon crop revised down
South Africa has reviewed likely citrus output for this season
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ArticleDownturn for Chilean citrus
Contraction in clementine volume will significantly impact Chile’s total citrus exports during the June to October season
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ArticleEgyptian citrus may re-enter US
A decade since the ban on Egyptian citrus, the US authorities could be set to grant access once more
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ArticleCitrus Australia releases crop forecast
Representative body forecasts 12 per cent rise for navel oranges and increased southern mandarin production
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ArticleAustralian citrus faces competition
With California and South Africa forced to look to the Asian market, the Australian citrus industry may struggle
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SH citrus exports expected to rise
Production increase of around 10 per cent forecast as exporters in South Africa and Australia prepare for upturn in shipments
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ArticleFruit fly outbreak in South Australia
Eradication programme launched, with regional growers fortunately unaffected as pest detected in metropolitan area
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ArticleChina bans Californian citrus imports
After discovering six cases of brown rot, officials announce they will not accept shipments from 18 April