Citrus news archive – Page 89
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ArticleSunkist to showcase citrus recipes
Group brings chef Cindy Pawlcyn to PMA Foodservice Conference to demonstrate innovative citrus uses
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ArticleBlood oranges boost cardio health
New study suggests blood oranges have nine times the antioxidants of Navels
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ArticleAnother 1m+ tonne lemon crop for Spain
The bumper crop will enable the sector to consolidate its drive into non-EU markets
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ArticleAMC makes US citrus donation
Group's North American arm donates citrus and service to mark Nelson Mandela Day
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ArticleEgypt identifies eastern targets
Egypt’s AEC highlights potential for Egyptian exports like oranges and grapes in East Asia, as well as in Australia and New Zealand
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ArticleAll Lemon confirms 2017 export fall
Shipments are estimated to be down by around 25 per cent due to shorter crop
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ArticlePrince Charles backs ‘true cost' study
True cost accounting has received royal support in the UK, as Prince Charles congratulates Eosta on its efforts to calculate the real cost of food
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ArticleSan Miguel buys Peru’s Agrícola Hoja Redonda
The deal improves San Miguel’s access to US West Coast and Asian markets
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ArticleFlorida citrus ends on a high
The July crop forecast, the last of the season, increased Florida orange production by 200,000 boxes
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ArticleDelassus adapts to Russian demand
As Russia grows in importance for Moroccan exporters, Delassus is increasingly tailoring its products and packaging to the needs of Russian consumers
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ArticleWindow for Turkish lemons in doubt
An expected decline in early Interdonato lemons from Turkey has exporters concerned about prices and relying on a Southern Hemisphere shortfall
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ArticleDongfang acquires major citrus plantation
Australian-listed Chinese citrus company continues to increase market share through US$71m purchase
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ArticleNutrano pulls IPO plans
Australian produce group Nutrano has ditched its plans to list on the Australian stock exchange
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ArticleEC extends support for fruit producers
The Commission's fightback against Russia's import ban has been extended to June 2018 with a further €70m
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ArticleMandarins lead Peru’s citrus export charge
Shipments set to increase by 10 per cent this season as production continues to climb
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ArticlePressure grows in Cape fruit regions
Growers fear the long-term impact if the Western Cape region of South Africa does not receive sufficient rainfall
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ArticleRedbelly dips toe in South Korea
Consumer education key to developing foothold for blood oranges in Asia
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ArticleNovafruit tracks changes in Middle East
Keeping an eye on emerging markets, the Italian company is meeting rising demand for imported fruit in several countries
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AnalysisWhat now for Iran's produce sector?
Following years of crippling sanctions, Iran is now on the road to recovery, with many eyeing incipient opportunities in production and imports