Citrus news archive – Page 156
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ArticleGrower fears rise as South African bill drafted
A proposed parliamentary bill in South Africa has angered commercial growers in the republic.
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ArticleOrganics get ethical twist
An organic brand has been launched for fairly traded food sold wholesale and online.
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ArticleKloosterboer receives first RSA citrus
Dutch terminal welcomes its first South African citrus shipment of 2011
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ArticleAll Lemon welcomes new member
The Argentinean lemon export group has announced the addition of a 12th supplier in only its second year of management
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ArticleFixture fixation
Make a statement in fresh produce fixtures and watch your sales stack up. Anna Sbuttoni asks how best to merchandise fruit and vegetables and make your product pop
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Supermarkets mark summer with new take on fresh lines
There’s no doubt spring has turned into summer, even if the calendar does not agree. Berries are in profusion and
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ArticleReduction in Florida orange forecast
USDA revises estimate down on fruit drop and smaller sizes, while grapefruit crop remains unchanged
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ArticleCVVP wins Nadorcott court case
Valencian grower ordered to destroy ‘illegally planted’ mandarin trees and pay damages to fruit variety club
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Florida receives disease fight boost
Florida Legislature includes US$2m to go to the Citrus Research and Development Foundation
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Bosveld acquires Golden Frontiers Citrus
South African citrus producer Bosveld Citrus has extended its interests in the citrus, banana, sugar and sub-tropical fruit sectors with the acquisition of major supplier Golden Frontiers Citrus.
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ArticleVenezuela makes citrus investment
Juan Carlos Loyo highlights potential for commercial fruit production in states of Yaracuy and Carabobo
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ArticleGrapefruit consumers think big
UK grapefruit consumers have decided that size does matter and bigger is better, according to new research ahead of a promotional push.
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Venezuela makes citrus investment
The Venezuelan national executive has given its approval for a Bs5 billion (£704 million) citrus operation in the northern-central state of Yaracuy.
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ArticleSize matters for RSA grapefruit
New research carried out by the South African Citrus Growers Association has revealed that UK consumers seek larger fruit sizes
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ArticleChile receives new mandarin varieties
New cultivars reportedly offer high productivity, excellent flavour, few seeds and easy peeling qualities
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ArticleAustralian fruit fly outbreak causes concern
An outbreak of Mediterranean fruit fly in South Australia has caused concern amongst the regions citrus industry
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Trade Waves in Egyptian expansion
Egyptian exporter Trade Waves has released more details on its new project to reclaim around 1,000 hectares of land in Menya, 250 kilometres south of Cairo.
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ArticleNew director for Florida citrus centre
The University of Florida has appointed Jacqueline Burns as the new director of its Citrus Research and Education Centre
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Pakistan 'hits kinnow export target'
Senior official confirms that the country has achieved its aim of shipping some 300,000 tonnes of the citrus fruit
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ArticleOranfrizer enters Spanish citrus market
Sicilian PGI oranges on sale in Spanish market for the first time, with exporter confident it can attract premium