Citrus news archive – Page 96
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ArticleColruyt on track with Cool Rail
Belgian retailer looks to take advantage of new Valencia rail link in a bid to reduce emissions
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ArticleAPM’s Peruvian investments paying off
Company reports a dramatic increase in reefer container traffic at its North Terminal in Callao
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ArticleRSA breaks soft citrus record
Record volumes of the fruit are exported by South Africa during the 2016 campaign
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ArticleCitrosol gets to source of food waste problem
The company’s commitment to technological innovation is helping producers cut postharvest losses
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ArticleNFT wins Essential Fruit contract
NFT’s base at the Port of Tilbury will provide storage and distribution to prepared fruit supplier in six-month rolling contract
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ArticleFCM sells headquarters
Shrinking citrus crop has meant fewer employees in the building, with Florida Citrus Mutual selling property to Publix
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ArticleOrange estimate up in Florida
New report report predicts an almost 3 per cent increase in the state’s orange production
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ArticleEU further tightens controls on Turkish lemons
From January 2017, the frequency of border checks will rise from 10 per cent to 20 per cent
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ArticleRSA grape deal sparks lemon hope
South Africa hopes to improve its access for lemons in China after securing a better protocol for its grapes in the People's Republic
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ArticleCGA reviews grapefruit campaign
South African grapefruit volumes were higher than initially expected this year, but below the levels seen in 2014 and 2015
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ArticleImaging system may aid in greening fight
Citrus growers may be able to detect greening before sysmtoms show in the plant's leaves
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ArticleMorocco exports boosted by shipping route update
CMA CGM has launched six seasonal services in time for the beginning of the Moroccan citrus and vegetable export camapaign
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ArticleItalian export trade pushes hard in China
Trade officials hope to replicate success with kiwifruit by gaining access to market for citrus, apples and pears
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ArticlePeru broadens citrus markets
Shipments now reach 37 markets worldwide, with several more expected to open in 2017
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ArticleLack of pickers threatens Spain’s citrus harvest
Competition from other crops and a partial recovery in the construction industry is blamed for the shortage
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ArticleClemengold celebrates bumper season
The citrus brand says it has come to the end of a very successful Southern Hemisphere campaign
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ArticleEasy peelers lead Chile’s citrus charge
Chile has seen a notable rise in its share of the US easy peeler market over the past five years
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ArticleNutrano buys Seven Fields
Fast-expanding Australian group Nutrano Produce has announced the acquisition of Seven Fields and Abbotsleigh Citrus
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ArticleSpain slams RSA for dodging citrus controls
Citrus Management Committee claims exporters are avoiding Spanish ports in favour of UK and Dutch ports
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ArticleHigh hopes for RSA mandarin
A new mid-season mandarin hybrid offers much to the South African industry