Citrus news archive – Page 175
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Indian River toughs out cold
The grapefruit season in the principal Florida growing area of Indian River is progressing well, despite last month’s freeze.
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ArticleSpanish lemons set for extended campaign
Lemon producers’ association says good harvest means Spanish sector can extend export campaign beyond original forecast
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ArticleUS widens South African citrus access
The USDA-APHIS has recognised new pest-free citrus-growing areas, giving the green light for greater grapefruit imports
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ArticleSunkist enjoys licensing boom
The California and Arizona citrus cooperative has used its extensive experience to turn a potentially difficult 2009 into a good year
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ArticleMixed picture for Spanish exports
While Spanish fresh exports to Russia slumped during 2009, sales to Switzerland increased significantly
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Israel enjoys strong citrus demand
Supplies of Shamouti and Or have just got underway as the Israeli citrus season reaches its peak.
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ArticleAnecoop showcases new citrus varieties
Leading Spanish fresh produce group Anecoop has introduced new citrus varieties to its associated companies
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Rain dampens export hopes
Recent rains in Pakistan have damaged the country’s kinnow crop, meaning export goals will not be met
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ArticleLarge fruit expected in Riverland
Although South Australia’s citrus crop is looking well down on last year’s, larger fruit may take away some pain for growers
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ArticleTrade Waves signals five-year plan
Egyptian grape specialist Trade Waves is optimistic about the year ahead and has set out a five-year plan to redevelop land in the North African country to counter water issues and increase production.
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Cyprus rejoices in rain
The Cypriot fresh produce industry is in an optimistic mood after two years of decent rainfall.
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Imaginative marketing kicks off trip down memory lane
There is nothing like a bit of a mystery to get the imagination and the memory going.Grapefruit sales have been dominated by
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ArticleFlorida grapefruit yields fall short
The spell of freezing temperatures the US endured last month is predicted to cut grapefruit yields by 13 per cent
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Chilean citrus benefits from Purfresh
Trials show that citrus growers using Purshade plant protectant suffer considerably less damage from sunburn
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ArticleSunkist makes food bank contribution
Group teams with Jewel-Osco to donate funds to food bank in Northern Illinois
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ArticleChile to ramp up US business
Sending of fresh citrus from the South American country to the US are tipped to increase almost fourfold this year
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ArticleArgentina launches lemon quality seal
The new standard is designed to set apart Argentinean lemons on the market as a high quality and safe product
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ArticleUK prospers as South Africa enters tough game
A tough market continued to struggle at the heart of the European season as the UK becomes a less attractive market due to currency issues. But an increase in volume and a promising pear market could yet see fortunes turn. Alex Lawson reports
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Pakistan kinnows ride the bumps
After overcoming several early-season hurdles, Pakistan exporters have cleared the field and are charging for the finish line
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ArticleMFC pulls out of Riversun
Major Australian citrus packer Mildura Fruit Company has revealed its plans for the US market in 2010 following its decision to quit Riversun