Citrus news archive – Page 72
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ArticleSpanish Verna production bounces back
Verna crop is estimated at 380,000 tonnes and will allow Spain to extend the season until August
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ArticleNew direct shipping from Taiwan to China
The new shipping route cuts transit time from two to three days to just nine hours
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ArticleAustralian citrus sees opportunity in Vietnam
Trade figures for Australian citrus exports have shown preference in Vietnam for larger fruit
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ArticleInternational experts headed to Citrus Technical Forum
Beatriz Stein and Lluís Palou to headline Citrus Australia event in Adelaide
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ArticleSCSA honours founder van der Merwe
Summer Citrus from South Africa mourns the loss of the late Gerrit van der Merwe
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ArticleCosta acquires NCF
Nangiloc Colignan Farm in Sunraysia is now operating under the name Costa Group Colignan Farm
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ArticleGreek campaign kicks off in Berlin
A number of Greek and Cypriot agricultural cooperatives have come together to promote consumption in Greece, Germany and Poland
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ArticleFrosts hit Murcian veg production
Growers in the Guadalentín Valley assess the impact of the first cold wave of the winter
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ArticleOrri Jaffa sets sights on US
Israeli easy-peeler Orri Jaffa is set to see a 70 per cent sales growth in North American markets this year
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ArticleChina and US begin trade talks
Discussions to end the East-West trade dispute will hopefully bring relief after flow-on effect impacts global markets
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ArticlePakistani citrus gains new markets
Pakistani minister announces China and the Philippines are now open to Pakistani kinnow
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ArticleValencia citrus industry fights back
Proposals include the creation of a new Brussels lobby group, trade missions, and financial support for growers
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AnalysisExport growth for Australian citrus
Shipments of oranges and mandarins to China continue to climb, while US demand stabilises
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ArticleShock at citrus leader's sudden passing
Tributes pour in for Gerrit van der Merwe, the Western Cape citrus grower, who passed away last week
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ArticleFlorida citrus economic contribution stable
2016/17 economic output came to US$7.24bn, similar to the US$7.14bn from the previous campaign
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ArticleProtectionism 'not the solution'
South Africans say protectionism is not the solution for Spain's early season woes
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ArticleRSA expresses US citrus concern
Industry says US should publish new wider access rules as a matter of urgency
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ArticleNaranjas de Valencia hails Aldi deal
Discounter says decision to stock the label in its Valencia stores reflects its commitment to local sourcing
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ArticleManuel Arrufat takes helm at CMC
He replaces Vicente Bordils, who stands down as president after a 14-year tenure
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ArticleCamposol beefs up avo supply
Company edges towards year-round production with Colombian project