Citrus news archive – Page 67
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ArticleCan Flying Swans get off the ground?
Will a Dutch consortium succeed in coming to the rescue of South Africa's embattled citrus industry?
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ArticleItaly launches new marketing project in Asia
Fruit and vegetable promotion will target consumers, journalists and companies in China, Japan, Taiwan and Hong Kong
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ArticleCitrus from Chile heads for London
Chile courts new customers in the UK and Europe in a bid to reduce its reliance on the US market
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ArticleSeedless lemon brand hits shelves
A strong new brand for seedless lemons is about to emerge in South Africa
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ArticleBranding changes the fresh produce game
It would appear that success in fresh produce marketing requires more than just good quality and smooth logistics
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ArticleCautious approach for RSA citrus to Bangladesh
Events towards the end of last year have tempered expectations for the new South African citrus season
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ArticleRain slashes Californian cherry crop
Heavy rain has severely damaged cherry crops in the US state, putting a dampener on predictions for a strong season
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ArticleHigh hopes for new government
Citrus Australia aims to work with Australia’s new government to tackle crucial concerns
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ArticleDurban loads second China/Japan vessel
Breakbulk shipments of citrus from South Africa to the east gather pace
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ArticleRisk analysis for Chinese citrus to US
Five types of citrus fruit from China pending access to US following two years of research on phytosanitary measures
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ArticleEl Ciruelo acquires Brazil’s Labrunier
Deal raises El Ciruelo's table grape output to 100,000 tonnes a year and boosts its varietal development programme
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ArticleAMT works to reduce citrus waste
Tesco supplier has teamed up with AgriGrub to take its waste-reduction efforts to the next level
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ArticleUS ready for South African citrus
Summer citrus time starts again in the US, with the first clementines set to arrive from South Africa
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ArticleItalian industry demands government action
Production and export associations have told Italy's agriculture ministry to pull out all the stops in securing new market access
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ArticleFlorida citrus production down
Latest forecast shows decreases in both oranges and grapefruit compared with the previous month
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ArticleCGC blasts EU plant health move
Putting importing countries in charge of monitoring third country arrivals is bad news for EU producers, committee says
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ArticleEyes on India
It will take new strategies if South African citrus exporters want to make the most of the Indian market
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ArticleCitrus Australia hard on biosecurity
CEO Nathan Hancock said deliberate biosecurity breaches could decimate industry and should be harshly penalised
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ArticleRSA makes break-bulk history
South Africa's first-ever break-bulk reefer-citrus shipments to China are due to set sail from Durban this week
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ArticleGreen Fruits survives “worst campaign in years”
Group says results show that consolidation offers cooperatives the best defence against a complex market