Citrus news archive – Page 161
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ArticleAva-Asaja takes action against CVVP
Association lodges complaint against variety club over “monopolisation” of Nadorcott mandarin
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ArticleMoroccan ‘threat’ to Spanish sector
Groups in Spain claim EU-Morocco trade deal will threaten survival of country’s fresh produce sector
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Fruit looks to catch the eye in month of healthy eating
Catching the eye of the customer after the holiday has to be foremost in every section manager’s thoughts, particularly
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ArticlePakistan welcomes Kinnow tax cut
Iran has cut its Kinnow import tariff a month earlier than normal, benefitting Pakistani exporters
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ArticleSouth Africa anticipates citrus growth
Orange demand in the Middle East and greater access to the US citrus market are tipped to drive expansion this season
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ArticleCA citrus region quarantined
One of California's major citrus-growing regions is under quarantine following the discovery of a second Asian citrus psyllid
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ArticleJapanese citrus market ripe for US fruit
A strong yen, short domestic supply, and a good crop should bode well for US citrus exports to Japan this season
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ArticleVan der Merwe brothers lauded in RSA
Prestigious South African Farmer of the Year award is handed to Gerrit and All van der Merwe of ALG Citrus
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ArticleFruit Logistica innovation nominees revealed
The prestigious Fruit Logistica Innovation Award will once again honour outstanding new products and services.
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Panama gears up for citrus exports
Panama is set to become a citrus exporter in the next few years as 29 germplasms have been unveiled as part of a genetic modification programme backed by the University of California, Riverside, the US department of agriculture and Central American regional plant and animal health body OIRSA.
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ArticleTurning the tide: UK ports defy tough commercial times
It’s no secret that the recession has hit the seafreight industry hard and the knock-on effect for British ports cannot be ignored. However, there are still a multitude of high quality options for bringing produce into the UK. Alex Lawson looks at the state of play dockside
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box of fruit is for life, not just for Christmas
Christmas has come around as quickly as ever and there is an inevitable focus on the wide range of festive lines aiming to
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ArticleImportance of Sifel Maroc grows
The Moroccan exhibition is now regarded as an important part of the country's plan to boost exports
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ArticleUSDA revises orange forecast
The USDA forecasts the US orange crop to be 1 per cent lower than predicted in October but up 9 per cent compared to last season
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ArticleFlorida citrus crop estimate down
The USDA's latest crop report points to a drop of 3m boxes on the season's first estimate, made in October
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Snow fails to stop a steady stream of new varieties
It’s been an interesting exercise to see how the multiples have rearranged their wares in the last week, with fresh
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ArticleJapan leads Asian persuasion for citrus
Japan is spearheading a renewed focus on Asia for the Australian citrus industry, which is bidding to develop high-value alternatives to the deteriorating US export deal
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ArticleNew Spanish mandarin launches
A new Spanish mandarin that producers claim will be the most exclusive variety on the market is set to launch in the UK next year.
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ArticleFlorida citrus escapes cold snap
Florida Citrus Mutual says that the industry came through an unseasonably cold spell of weather on Tuesday
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ArticleSpanish cold creates vegetable supply woes
Unseasonably low temperatures with heavy rainfall and even snow in some parts of Spain are having a dramatic effect on supplies of vegetables.