Citrus news archive – Page 64
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ArticleWeather hits Spanish grapefruit volumes
Export prices expected to rise as country's volumes fall 26 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleUS tariffs will have “limited” impact on Spain, says Fepex
The market accounted for just 0.4 per cent of the total export value of Spanish fruit and vegetables last year
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ArticleSpain mulls cost of US tariffs
Citrus, pears and peaches in the firing line as Trump ups the ante in dispute over airplane subsidies
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ArticleIMG's Veronique Sallin to retire
Citrus giant's vice-president is to stand down after 40 years with the company
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ArticleAtitlan acquires Spain's Frutas Romu
Takeover of Murcian citrus producer marks the group’s latest move into agriculture
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ArticleCCM praises US trade agreement with Japan
Agreement announced in mid-September aims to support US producers as trade tensions between US-China remain high
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ArticleSpanish lemons return to normal
Spanish lemon volumes are forecast to fall this season after a record production in 2018/19, with certification and sustainability high on the agenda of producers
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ArticleFlorida set for major grapefruit planting
The first significant planting of grapefruit since citrus greening took hold in the state has been announced
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ArticleArgentine lemons arrive in India
IG International handles first consignment of Eureka lemons from citrus giant San Miguel
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ArticleUS and Japan reach trade agreement
Newly announced trade deal aims to relieve pressure of ongoing US-China trade impasse
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ArticleShort US season for RSA citrus
South Africa’s summer citrus season to end earlier this year, after what was described as a "reasonable" campaign
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ArticleDiMuto breaks into US
Citrus packer Fancher Creek Packing will integrate DiMuto’s traceability technology into its operations
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ArticleThai rush for Australian mandarins
A campaign promoting Australian mandarins in Thailand as resulted in the sale of more than 100 tonnes in less than a week
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ArticleIMG makes packhouse investment
Florida-based citrus specialist makes multi-milion dollar investment in its packhouse
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ArticleRSA citrus welcomes trade deal
The country's citrus industry has a warm welcome for the new UK-South Africa trade agreement
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ArticleSpain counts cost of devastating storms
Hundreds of thousands of hectares are flooded, with citrus, grapes and vegetables among worst affected crops
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ArticleCalifornia Navel crop to fall
CDFA estimate pegs crop 7 per cent below last season's final total
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ArticlePeru a hit at Asia Fruit Logistica
This year’s partner country hails the success of its participation at Asia’s leading fresh produce show
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ArticleCitrus export decline confirmed
Final South African citrus forecast shows mixed bag across different categories
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ArticleChilean citrus debuts in China
Citrus fruits from the Andean nation took centre stage at this year’s Chile Week China