Citrus news archive – Page 137
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca urges RSA citrus measures
Pekka Pesonen says that EU 'cannot risk' importing citrus potentially carrying the contagious Black Spot disease
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ArticleGogo hires Dutch marketers for 2013
South African citrus group picks Cool Fresh International and 4Fruit Company to handle marketing strategy for 2013 season
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ArticleCautious start for SH citrus imports
Uncertainty about California’s bumper crop is complicating expectations for Southern Hemisphere arrivals
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ArticleCitrus production booming in South Australia
New trees approaching full production contribute to record mandarin crop and plentiful navel yields
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ArticleInquiry into Australian citrus
Report must tackle “critical issues” according to peak industry body chief executive
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ArticleRSA calls on UK to prevent citrus ban
With the EU clamping down on markets where citrus black spot is present, South African growers have called for help
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ArticleIndonesian import quotas concern mandarin industry
With no clear quota for Australian mandarin exports, key shipper warns that industry faces severe losses
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ArticlePositive mood for Israeli citrus sector
New plantings help boost production as easy-peel varieties look set to drive future growth in the category
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ArticlePakistan kinnow should reach export target
Demand from new countries boosts sector hampered by US sanctions and costly Indonesian market access
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ArticlePhilippines approves Australian produce
Agreement for Australian produce reached after Philippines government recognises successful in-transit trials to kill fruit fly
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ArticleCA navel growers await Korean market
Inundated market, cold weather and general rate increase likely to dampen demand
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ArticleMexican limes record new growth
Solid performance last year cements Mexico’s position as world’s second-largest lime producer and third-biggest exporter
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ArticleArgentina looks ahead to lemon deal
All Lemon group of certified lemon suppliers anticipates top quality and similar volume providing weather conditions are favourable
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ArticleUS confident for Uruguay citrus deal
If access is granted, strong consumer demand for easy peelers presents Uruguay with solid opportunities on the US market
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ArticleWoolworths supports Aus citrus growers
Australian retailer Woolworths says it will support flood-afflicted domestic growers and not up its US lemon imports
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ArticleAustralian mandarin exports weather storm
The country's mandarin exports are unlikely to be affected by recent flooding in Queensland, say industry sources
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ArticleCrudi extends McDonald's range
McDonald's France has added Crudi's "P'tite Orange" to its broadening line of seasonal fruit products
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ArticleFrosts nip US citrus
California navels have escaped major damage from a mid-January cold-snap, but late mandarins may have fared less well
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ArticleIsrael's citrus production to rise
USDA report suggests that volumes grown in the country will rise 3 per cent this year
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ArticleBrazil eyes solid lime output
Tahiti lime volume from Brazil set to be similar to last year while sizes could be larger, according to industry estimate