Citrus news archive – Page 36
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ArticleTough decisions ahead for South Africa
More South African pears could end up in processing this season as industry focuses on plans to counter Russian problems
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ArticleAilimpo calls for retail price hike as costs surge
The message is clear: environmental and social sustainability must be paid for
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ArticleCVVP notches up court wins in Nadorcott fight
Company said it would continue to defend the commercial rights of the variety in Spain
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ArticleSalix Fruits unveils Mundos citrus brand
New brand used on bags of mandarins and lemons from a variety of sources
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ArticleSHAFFE warns of fallout from Ukraine conflict
Fruit destined for Russia and Ukraine could be destined for other markets, leading to oversupply
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ArticleCitrus uncertainty in South Africa
South African citrus growers are facing a difficult period of cost increases in 2022, as well as other challenges
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ArticleUkraine conflict 'a concern' for Italian trade
Vice-president of industry association Fruitimprese says crisis could see produce rerouted back to Europe
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ArticleAsda and Apeel combine for UK first
Retailer becomes first in UK to widely introduce Apeel’s plant-based protection to increase shelf-life and help reduce food waste
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ArticleIndia doubles fresh fruit imports
Surge in apple and orange arrivals drives total fresh fruit imports to a record 720,000 tonnes in 2021
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ArticleSouth Africa ponders Russian crisis
Exporters are very concerned about the implications of the latest developments between Russia and Ukraine
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ArticleIndonesian fruit market ready to flourish
New report forecasts fruit consumption to increase over 200 per cent in the coming decades
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ArticleInternational success boosts Costa
Revenue from international segment grows 30 per cent for leading Australian fresh produce company
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ArticleSPRING certification for OTC limes
Colombia's Excoagro/Aspromayo becomes the first organic limes grower group to be GlobalGAP SPRING certified
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ArticleEroski debuts Apeel citrus
Retailer becomes first in Spain to adopt US company’s plant-based shelf-life extension technology
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ArticleAustralian horticulture maintains value
New data shows production and value of Australian horticulture remained stable in 2020/21
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ArticleAlbania seeks to double exports to Western Europe
Agriculture Minister Frida Krifca: “We intend to put Albania on the map of quality exporters in Europe”
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ArticleCGA pressures president Ramaphosa
Association says urgent intervention is needed to fix South African ports ahead of 2022 export season
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ArticleWhat will 2022 bring for South African citrus?
The industry is currently in the pre-season planning stage, with many challenges ahead, according to Justin Chadwick
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ArticleDecline in Florida orange forecast
Oranges down 1m boxes in the USDA's February report, with grapefruit steady
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ArticleAgPick develops GPS-based picking app
Australian technology firm teams up with Ingy’s Citrus to help growers meet piece-rate requirements