Citrus news archive – Page 138
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ArticleEU citrus production to decrease
Despite stable volumes in most major growing nations, a fall in Italian volume is forecast to bring overall numbers down
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ArticleTesco to stock sweet lemon variety
Retailer says it plans to sell packs of the Meyer lemon-mandarin cross in almost 400 of its UK-based supermarkets
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ArticleFruit drop hits Florida citrus forecast
USDA crop estimate drops nearly 3 per cent, mainly as the result of a decline in Valencia numbers to 76m boxes
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ArticleTurkish citrus volumes hit by weather
Unfavourable weather conditions last spring have affected citrus production in Turkey, with exports expected to decline as a result
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ArticleItalian citrus consumption to fall
Consumption of fresh oranges, including red-fleshed varieties, expected to fall by more than 20 per cent this season
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ArticleStrike cuts into Pakistani kinnows
Pakistani kinnow exports have suffered a 6,000 tonne setback from December’s long-running transport strike
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ArticleCalifornian citrus avoids frost issues
Citrus crops in California’s San Joaquin Valley have faced less frost pressure this season and dodged any significant damage
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ArticleAus-US citrus deregulation approved
Australia’s export efficiency powers will be phased out over a two-year period marking the end of an historical deal with sole US importer DNE
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ArticleParamount acquires Rio Queen assets
Rio Queen Citrus acquisition will position Paramount Citrus as leading Texas-grown citrus supplier, the group says
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ArticleUSDA cuts Florida citrus estimate
Dry weather and intense disease pressure have impacted on volumes, according to Florida Citrus Mutual CEO Michael Sparks
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ArticlePakistan transport strike cripples exports
Pakistan’s ongoing transport strike is crippling the export trade and has cost the country’s produce industry US$15m
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ArticleCitrosol analyses citrus decay
Group outlines citrus shelf-life extension methods at the 2013 International Citrus Congress
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ArticleClemcott ready for new season
The protected easy-peeler is set for the 2012/13 campaign, with hopes that quality and transparency will prove the difference
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ArticleAlmería advances citrus exports
Volume of citrus fruit shipped from the region climbs 64.5 per cent, making it the eighth-largest exporting region in Spain
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ArticleFlorida group confirms grapefruit forecast
Production on track to return to around 20.3m cartons following two seasons that were affected by hurricanes
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ArticleMálaga citrus output down 9 per cent
Southern Spanish region sees production fall compared with last year following heavy rains which caused delay to harvesting
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ArticleCLAM notes fall in citrus output
Mediterranean citrus production and exports set to decrease by significant margins during 2012/13 season
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ArticleParamount Citrus opens packhouse
Group launches facility as it looks to meet growing demand for easy-peel citrus
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ArticlePort recognises Moroccan success
Officials gather at Port of Wilmington to welcome Moroccan clementines and celebrate economic tie between the countries
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ArticleALG citrus purchase to boost exports
South African group has acquired a citrus farm that will produce fruit into January, helping extend the US export campaign