Citrus news archive – Page 87
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ArticleMarco showcases Australian tie-up
British packing specialist aims to secure foothold in Australia after new state-of-the-art packing line installed at grape grower NCF
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ArticleSpanish scientists turn citrus into plastic
The new material is obtained by combining limonene and carbon dioxide, both abundant and renewable substances
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ArticleOrri mandarins tickle Asian tastebuds
Sensory market research shows consumers in China and Japan are keen to consumer the Israel-grown citrus
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ArticleShifting supply lines in the global fruit trade
Chain reaction: Ole Schack Petersen comments on the latest trends in the international fresh produce business
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ArticleKeeping supply in touch with demand
Ole Schack Petersen of LCL and Broom Group discusses global produce trends and the rising importance of Asia
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ArticleFlorida citrus acreage decreases
Report from the USDA's Florida Field office shows a state-wide fall of 5 per cent
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ArticleLimoneira and Suntreat boost alliance
Leading Californian citrus suppliers strengthen ties in order to meet increasing demand for their fruit
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ArticleSpain fears rise of Egyptian citrus exports
A government project to irrigate thousands of acres of desert will lead to a sharp rise in exports in the coming years
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ArticleDracula blood oranges to hit US shelves
Australian exporter Pinnacle Fresh hopes to grow trade with branded offering over Halloween period
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ArticleMulholland Citrus joins Sunkist
Sunkist expands mandarin offering with addition of Mulholland Citrus to the cooperative
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AnalysisOpinion: Post-Brexit tariffs could boost trade
The UK could remove protectionist tariffs on South African citrus imports once it leaves the UK, writes Justin Chadwick
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ArticleColdpress launches new Orange Zing flavour
Drinks brand has added to its range of low calorie fruit and veg drinks designed for the food to go sector
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ArticleUpward curve for Spain's exports
Fresh fruit and vegetable export value climbed 6 per cent in the opening half of the year
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ArticleLemon growers ponder future
Challenges ahead for South African lemon growers as price boom seems to come to an end
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ArticleChinese inspectors visit Zimbabwe
Citrus trade the subject of quarantine delegation’s recent visit to African nation
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ArticleSunkist and FGS consolidate management
Shared structure designed to increase efficiencies in both organisations
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ArticleAgriculture Capital appoints new president
Darren Filkins to oversee a number of business divisions at AC’s California-based operations subsidiary
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ArticleEdible spray 'can help extend shelf life’
A new process that applies a nanocoat of edible film onto fresh produce can extend shelf life by up to a month, a new study claims
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ArticleTunisia promotes investment and organics
In the absence of their main export market in war-torn Libya, Tunisia’s exporters are seeking alternative markets, with many pointing to the potential of the organic sector
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ArticleRK Growers building sales to Asia
Italian fresh produce marketer sees strong growth trend in the region following the opening of its new office in Hong Kong