Citrus news archive – Page 158
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ArticlePakistan fails to hit kinnow export target
A short crop and poor infrastructure has been blamed for Pakistan’s failure to reach its kinnow export target of 260,000 tonnes this season
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ArticleColors 'puts upheaval behind it'
The Colors Group, one of the largest fruit exporters in South Africa, has put recent upheavals behind it and says it is fast regaining its position as one of the leading names in the country’s vibrant fruit industry.
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ArticleClemcott defies weather woes
Quality-certified easy-peeler Clemcott has been withstanding the cold temperatures that have dealt a harsh blow to other Spanish citrus so far this season.
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Direct sourcing may trigger retail 'humanity’
The direct sourcing model increasingly employed by UK supermarkets may bring out their “humane” side, according to a leading supplier.
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ArticleBrazilians in lime drive
The Association of Brazilian Lime Producers (ABPEL) is promoting the qualities of Brazilian limes to British shoppers and chefs, as part of a campaign to raise the profile of the fruit this year.
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ArticleBrazilian limes campaign targets UK
New logo and series of promotional activities rolled out as ABPEL aims to boost awareness of the country's lime exports
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Supermarkets refresh aisles with unusual varieties
One of the more unusual members of the Navel family to arrive at Marks & Spencer is the pigmented seedless Cara Cara, which
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ArticleLight growth for Peruvian citrus
Production of late varieties such as Minneola tangerines and Honey Murcott mandarins is expanding in the South American country
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ArticleAll Lemon celebrates first year
Export group to continue reinforcing its position as a point of reference for quality Argentinean lemon supplies
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ArticleSerrano Molto enters Gulf
Spanish fruit and vegetable marketer exports Valencian oranges to Dubai
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ArticleSpain boosts citrus sales to US
Country’s Castellón province, a major clementine production zone, significantly increased shipments to North America
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ArticleArgentina anticipates lemon revival
Production in Tucumán is on course to rebound this season as weather conditions return to normal
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ArticleSunkist passes US$1bn revenues again
US citrus cooperative reports US$1bn (€727m) revenues for tenth time in two decades
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ArticlePorts make proposal to protect trade
The Cape Chamber of Commerce is leading a push to classify key South African ports as essential services in a bid to protect trade from strike action.
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ArticleA global supplier of the future?
As all eyes are on the Middle East, Promar International’s divisional director John Giles considers the region as a global fresh produce supplier of the future
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Dry conditions threaten Chilean crops
Drought conditions in some parts of Chile could cause problems for export fruit crops, a growers’ leader has warned.
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ArticleUS citrus stronger after Korean collapse
The market for US navels in South Korea has strengthened following a slump earlier in the month
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ArticleLoBue launches child-friendly mandarins
New Ribbitz brand designed to encourage healthy snacking among children
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ArticlePakistani kinnow exhibition attracts interest
Pakistan’s second kinnow mandarin exhibition in Amsterdam has attracted interest from the Dutch produce industry
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ArticleIsrael well-placed in short market
This season promises to be one of the best that the Israeli citrus industry has seen for a while, with climatic problems across the globe making the country the place to source both quality and volume. Elizabeth O’Keefe reports on why Israeli citrus suppliers are in confident mood