Citrus news archive – Page 47
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ArticleBright outlook for Chilean citrus campaign
Increase in planted area and much-needed rains point to higher volume in 2021
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ArticleSuccess of black citrus farmers celebrated
South Africa’s black citrus growers achieved great success during 2020, meaning positive signs for transformation in South Africa
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ArticleRohlik Group debuts Apeel oranges
The Czech e-retailer said the partnership would help it meet food waste commitments
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ArticleRichard Byllaardt elected chair of Citrus Australia
Maintaining and growing export markets a key focus for experienced citrus grower
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ArticleChina’s fresh fruit imports drop in 2020
Some 5.33m tonnes imported over 12 months to December 2020 down 8.9 per cent to same period of 2019
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ArticleSouth African citrus growth expected
The country's shipments are expected to reach nearly 159m cartons this year
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ArticleClemenGold launches marketing booklet
New online resource targets locked down consumers in particular
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ArticleSouth Africa issues citrus greening warning
Travellers and the trading community are warned not to import host plant nursery material from any country
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ArticleAilimpo publishes carbon capture data
Lemon sector in Spain contributes actively to the fight against climate change by being a real CO2 sink
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Article"Minimal change" for Florida citrus
USDA’s March citrus forecast shows small orange decrease and stable grapefruit volumes
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ArticleCosta eyes citrus expansion
Australian group agrees to purchase KW Orchards, with more acquisitions in its sights
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ArticleUruguayan citrus campaign still on track
Government forecasts point to a similar export volume to last year despite localised hail damage
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ArticleTomra Food launches SmartGrade
New software helps maximise sales by matching quality profile of each crop with specific customer requirements
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ArticleJaffa teams up with FareShare
Citrus brand plans year-long programme to help provide 200,000 meals to vulnerable people
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ArticleSmall citrus growers get a helping hand
Spain's Oxfam Intermón hails initiative selling organic citrus online as a “huge success”
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ArticleBio Campojoyma launches organic kumquat line
The company is currently exporting around 10 tonnes a week to the German market
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ArticleBad weather hits Uruguayan citrus
Wind and hail damage will limit the availability of fruit for export, government says
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ArticleCosta bounces back
Favourable market conditions and strong international performance deliver successful 2020
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PodcastsFruitbox 55 Lisa Raschia, Marks & Spencer
The retailer's head of fresh produce tells Fruitnet how it is keeping pace with the latest consumer market trends
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ArticleEurope tops global lemon league
More than a quarter of the lemons consumed globally are grown within the European Union