Citrus news archive – Page 166
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ArticleSpain predicts lemon recovery
Production is forecast to reach 807,000 tonnes in 2010/11 with ample supply available for all clients throughout the season
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ArticleSpanish citrus recovery predicted
Growers in Spain’s key citrus production region of Valencia are expected to benefit from a higher forecast harvest this coming season, which, if realised, will mark a substantial recovery from last year’s disappointing campaign.
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ArticleCalifornia set for record navel crop
An early industry forecast is pointing to a record California navel crop of smaller-than-average fruit this season
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ArticleGrowth in Taiwanese pomelos
Taiwanese pomelo production is up this year, and traders are looking to expand export sales to China
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Pomelo poised for season debut
The first significant volumes of Jaffa pomelo of the season are on the water and will be in the UK market next week.
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Leaders issue warnings on early picking
Grower leaders in major European producer-countries are calling on their members not to harvest fruit too early, in a delayed start to the season for most major lines.
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ArticleUniveg and Jin-Jin begin pomelo project
Companies team up with Sino Analytica to develop improvements to quality and sustainability of Chinese pomelo exports
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Convenient prices make prepared fruit and veg easier to swallow
Convenience has been a valuable weapon in the battle to encourage customers to buy. However, I sometimes wonder if the
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ArticleSouth African citrus deal nears close
The summer citrus season on the US market is entering its final two months with suppliers expecting to have shipped 40,352 tonnes
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ArticleIsrael expects rise in soft citrus plantings
Citrus Growers' Association forecasts slight upturn in new production of clementines as plantings of grapefruit and pomelo decline
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ArticleNZCGI to commission industry review
New Zealand citrus body NZCGI is to review the industry's structure in a bid to tackle its profitability problems
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Latin citrus season winds down
As the South American citrus season draws to a close, Uruguay’s farm ministry is highlighting an increase in exports on last season, while lemon sendings from Argentina have dropped by 30 per cent year on year.
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ArticleSpanish exporters target Brazil market
Citrus producers from province of Castellón plan test shipment and trade mission to Brazil
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ArticleCampaign aims to boost Spanish citrus
Valencia-based marketer Serrano Molto has launched promotional campaign, highlighting World Cup win
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Rain boosts Queensland citrus crop
A welcome deluge could help produce a bumper 2011 citrus crop for Australia's Queensland growers
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ArticleBetter Spanish citrus crop expected
Valencian government and citrus group CGC forecast much improved 2010 crop
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ArticleStellar year for California navels
California’s navel orange industry is reflecting on one of its best-ever seasons, with initial indications pointing to another bumper crop for 2010/11
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ArticleThanet project guts Fresca profits
A series of setbacks at the Thanet Earth glasshouse project have severely reduced the overall profits of one of the UK’s biggest supermarket suppliers.
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ArticleNZ citrus focuses on export profits
Peak body New Zealand Citrus Growers Inc’s annual conference today is expected to focus on the profitability of export markets
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Thailand to apply Aus tariff hike
Thailand is poised to apply a temporary tariff increase on certain Australian citrus imports, as volumes look set to exceed their annual quota