Citrus news archive – Page 58
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ArticleCitrus community 'steps up supply efforts'
World Citrus Organisation says that it remains "deeply committed" to meeting global demand for fruit amid Covid-19 outbreak
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ArticleSanLucar and Llusar donate citrus to elderly
Two companies deliver mandarins to ten nursing homes in Valencia and Castellón
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ArticleEFSA publishes pesticide residue report
The report gives a snapshot of pesticide residues in food in the EU and any possible risk to consumer health
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ArticleTurkey’s horticultural exports buck trend
Fruit, vegetable and nut exports all rose in March while many of the country’s other exports suffered a sharp decline
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ArticleUncertain times ahead in South Africa
Apple and pear industry anticipate impact of Covid-19 will be felt for a long time
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ArticleGovernment backs agriculture labour force
Temporary changes to visa arrangements set to secure workforce for upcoming harvest
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ArticleCovid-19 impact wide and varied
From eastern Europe to Central Asia, the response to the coronavirus is affecting all stages of the supply chain, according to Andriy Yarmak of the UN’s FAO
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ArticleNew leader for South African citrus
Cornel van der Merwe is the new chairperson of South Africa’s Citrus Growers’ Association
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PodcastsFruitbox: Italian suppliers rising to the coronavirus challenge
Episode 3 brings you expert analysis from Italy, where coronavirus is creating major challenges for fruit and veg suppliers
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AnalysisAnalysis: consumers rediscover taste for oranges
Oranges are not the only fruit, but in this time of crisis they are coming into their own, says Paco Borrás
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ArticleFirst Australian persimmons reach Thailand
It was the first shipment under a new protocol that allows the use of irradiation on Australian exports to Thailand
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ArticleStandout year for Australian produce
Statistics released by Hort Innovation show in the past financial year Australian horticulture recorded its highest ever production value
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ArticleBreakthrough for Chinese citrus exports
Fresh citrus exported to Singapore via train, cutting two weeks off transport duration
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ArticleIsraeli youth mobilised to pick fruit
Youngsters will fill vacuum left by Thai and Palestinian workers unable to enter the country
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ArticleSpain’s lemon industry shows its resilience
In spite of the pressures imposed by the enforced state of emergency, supplies will continue says Ailimpo
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ArticleSunkist's fresh fruit donation
Cooperative makes citrus donation to local schools and food banks, offering a timely boost of vitamin C
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PodcastsFruitbox: Coronavirus turns fresh produce on its head
Chris White is joined by Mike Knowles and Maura Maxwell to discuss the impact of coronavirus in Europe
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ArticleCitrus canker restrictions lifted in Darwin
Northern Territory government a step closer to eradicating contagious plant disease, following lift of restrictions
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ArticleAustralian industry calls for visa relief
Australia’s fresh produce growers do not want to lose access to foreign workers because of the coronavirus outbreak
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ArticleRSA adjusts to Covid-19 measures
The South African fruit sector is adjusting to dramatic measures to cope with the Coronavirus