Citrus news archive – Page 41
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ArticleCitrus Australia to lead traceability project
New traceability pilot to safeguard high-value exports from fraudulent activity to be led by peak industry body
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ArticleBayWa forms Global Produce subsidiary
Group unveils separate brand identity for new company, which includes T&G Global, BaWa Obst, and TFC Holland
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ArticleCarb tech 'breakthrough' in South Africa
Agri Technovation's Itest Carbohydrates monitors the carbohydrate status of fruit and nut trees
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ArticleSpain calls for rethink on RSA citrus imports
Government asks for imports to be subjected to cold treatment for false codling moth
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ArticlePositive signs for Japan’s fresh fruit imports
August volume increases 17 per cent year on year, driven by higher volumes of bananas, kiwifruit and citrus
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ArticleSpain fires starting gun on 2021/22 lemon season
Optimism prevails as the first shipments make their way to international markets
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ArticleBGP expands Egypt operations
Leading citrus supplier appoints Mahmoud AboZaid as procurement and sales manager
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ArticleTransnet is a "threat to RSA citrus industry"
South Africa’s port agency is broke, according to the country's citrus industry
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ArticleHigh hopes for seedless lemons
Seedless lemon exports from South Africa are expected to grow significantly in the years ahead
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ArticleGSF launches European marketing arm
Farmers Home Europe will export premium fresh fruit to Europe from growers in Latin America
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ArticleLimoneira and Wileman Bros & Elliott form alliance
Citrus companies to sell combined volumes under One World of Citrus programme
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ArticleGiumarra expands citrus programme
Group ready for a large increase in California-grown mandarins in October
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ArticleNew Chinese protocol for RSA citrus
Benefits of the newly implemented Chinese protocol for South African citrus will mainly be seen in 2022
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ArticlePeruvian blueberries increase access
Phytosanitary requirements for Malaysia and India confirmed with initial exports on the horizon
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ArticleSpain set for shorter citrus crop in 2021/22
Soft citrus and lemons register the biggest falls, while oranges remain unchanged and grapefruit output rises
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ArticleForecast points to light CA navel crop
Packout of 70m cartons expected, with Central Valley volume down 14 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleSpanish fruit gets starring role in new TV campaign
PGI and DOP labels to feature in a new series of TV adverts forming part of the ‘Open your eyes, Enjoy!’ campaign
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ArticleSpanish consumption dropped in June
After Covid-19 boosted fresh produce consumption in 2020, numbers have fallen this year
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ArticleSorma unveils weighing machine
WD4-S weighing machine is said to have "excellent performance in terms of compactness, precision, delicacy and speed"