Citrus news archive – Page 148
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ArticleFreeze damages US citrus
Freezing temperatures in US state of California appear to have damaged state’s mandarin crop, but spared oranges
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ArticleCitrus growers protest over pricing crisis
Producers in Spain’s Valencia region dump hundreds of tonnes of fruit outside Aldi and Lidl stores
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ArticleUS to test all imported orange juice
Embattled Australian citrus growers are hoping a potential US ban on orange juice from Brazil could improve the market for their valencia crops
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Spanish schedule citrus protests
Spanish citrus growers were due to demonstrate outside branches of Aldi and Lidl on 13 January in protest at ruinously low prices for their fruit.
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ArticleUnited States exports soar
As new figures show US agricultural exports hitting record levels, Eurofruit’s Carl Collen looks ahead to the outlook for the coming citrus season
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ArticleAustralian citrus on trade mission to Thailand and Korea
In an effort to develop key markets in Asia a group of leading citrus growers, packers and exporters will visit Thailand and South Korea later this month
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Packaging innovation out in force in January
Presentation still seems to hold sway in an industry where there are occasional flourishes to save packaging. Mixed
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The ‘value for money’ mantra will be trumpeted even louder in the year to come
Looking forward to the year ahead has always been a tradition, although you don’t need a crystal ball to see that 2012
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ArticleFlorida citrus encounters cold snap
Sub-freezing temperatures cause "minor fruit damage and leaf burn" in Sunshine State but weather is forecast to improve quickly
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ArticleJapanese mandarin imports double
A decline in local production has meant Japanese mandarin imports doubled in the year ended September
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ArticlePakistani kinnow season off to rocky start
Pakistan's kinnow export season has got off to a difficult start due to tough market competition from Chinese fruit and no access to Indonesia
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ArticleCold weather stimulates citrus sales
The citrus offer continues to grow in popularity as retailers move from volume to price-based deals
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ArticleEstimates climb for Florida citrus
Orange forecast climbs but USDA sees state's grapefruit crop slip back to under 20m boxes in latest prediction
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ArticleExporters threaten kinnow halt
Pakistani traders have declared they will cease all kinnow exports if customs officials do not stop 100 per cent inspections
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ArticleSpanish blast discounters over ‘ruinous’ returns
Spanish producers have hit out at Europe’s major supermarkets and hard discounters for converting their AAA quality produce into “rubbish” returns.
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ArticleUS representative visits Tucumán
The re-entry of Argentinean lemons onto the US market is one of the hot topics up for discussion during this week's visit
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ArticleStrong citrus season for Andalusia ahead
Second-largest citrus region in Spain forecast to experience substantial rises in production this season
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ArticleRiverina Citrus future bleak
The break-up of Australian industry body Riverina Citrus will go to a government-run poll of its members
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ArticleCall for Spanish citrus pickers to strike
Spanish trades unions FITAT and UGT-PV have called an indefinite strike among citrus pickers in the Valencia region.
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Sales sit pretty with the right presentation
British apple growers should be delighted at the presentation of their fruit at Asda, even if the price of 65-70mm Cox on