Citrus news archive – Page 139
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ArticleIndonesia releases Australian citrus
Stalled Australian citrus shipments released from Indonesian ports as new import regulations are delayed
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ArticleCitrus containers held at Indonesian ports
More than 400 containers of citrus have been held up at seaports in Indonesia’s two largest cities, Jakarta and Surabaya
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ArticleRussia takes on more Valencian citrus
Exports increased 200 per cent over past three seasons, according to reports in Spain
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ArticleBrazil 'stops EU orange exports'
Increased phytosanitary demands on citrus entering the EU has forced Brazil's hand, according to Valencian group Ava-Asaja
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ArticleAsian Citrus vice-chairman retires
Group announces departure of non-executive director Ip Chi Ming following nine years with the business
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ArticleHopes high for early-season clementine
Spanish marketer Anecoop confirms plans to extend availability of early-harvesting variety Clemensoon after promising first year
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Spanish count rainfall costs
Torrential rainfall in Spain at the end of last week that claimed 10 lives has devastated production for some growers - but benefited others.
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ArticleLife after Agrexco
A year down the line from Israeli fresh produce juggernaut Agrexco disappearing as we know it, Michael Barker tracked down some of the company’s former UK-facing executives to find out what they’re up to now
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ArticleGrown in the USA
Despite the downturn in fresh produce shipments from the US, the UK remains an important export destination. Lisa Kjellsson reports
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ArticleFlorida and Spain bear brunt of citrus challenges
The Spanish citrus sector has issued repeated warnings over the last three months, with growers and exporters seeking to prevent the collapse of the European citrus heavyweight. But other sources are concentrating on the renewed focus on New Year detoxes and the uplift in demand. Anna Sbuttoni reports
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Lawrence targets Italian clem production
Ethical champion Felicity Lawrence has struck another blow to the fresh produce industry, revealing the abuse of migrant workers picking clementines Italy.
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ArticleMorocco looks to benefit from Spain's misfortune
Moroccan citrus growers are reaping the benefits of Spain’s recent adverse weather conditions.
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ArticleTime to look at Spain
Northern Spain has perfect growing conditions for certain apples but, according to one grower, for too long rigid attitudes and exclusivity have kept its producers out of the limelight, writes Elspeth Waters.
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SA citrus exporters urged to avoid Spain
South African citrus exporters are being urged to avoid shipping fruit to Spain due to stringent inspection processes.
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Italians / Cypriots join forces to target UK
Medifruit, new Italian-Cypriot fruit association, has been formed to strengthen its members’ presence on international markets.
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ArticleUS demand for Valencian citrus grows
Around 61,000 tonnes of clementines are expected to be exported to the US this season, up 28 per cent on 2011/12
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US officials head for Spain
With a ban on clementine imports from Spain in force in key states of the US, officials from both countries were due to meet in Spain over the weekend.
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Rains sweep Spain
Growers in south-eastern Spain are counting the cost this week after several days of torrential rainfall across the region last week.
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ArticleHonduran citrus exports on a roll
Central American country's citrus sales to overseas markets set to generate US$14m this year, says government agency
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ArticlePakistan announces kinnow crop
Pakistan expects to export some 250,000 tonnes of kinnow mandarins worth US$150m this season