Dried fruit and nuts news archive – Page 15
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ArticleKenya-China trade agreement expected
Horticulture reported likely to benefit from trade deals set to be signed next month in Shanghai
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ArticleTrading blows in nuts
Tit-for-tat tariff rises are causing disruption and uncertainty in the US nut sector, but the UK market is enjoying strong growth as the trend for healthy snacking continues apace
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ArticleHealthy vending machine trialled
Shropshire project hopes to encourage consumers to snack on dried fruit and nuts rather than chocolate and crisps
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ArticleUS$200bn China US tariffs set
If the tariffs come into play talks between Beijing and Washington could be hampered
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ArticleIndia delays trade tariffs further
Retaliatory tariffs on US almonds, walnuts and apples are on hold again, but prices are still rising
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ArticleGovernment urged to clarify food safety plans
Food industry members demanded policy makers to state if they are considering suspending food regulations after Brexit
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ArticleTrading Places
As the deadline for the UK’s departure from the EU gets ever closer, NFU chief horticultural adviser Hayley Campbell-Gibbons analyses the fresh produce trade between the two sides and addresses the key questions facing the industry
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ArticleIndia US apple tariff delayed
Following an announcement in June, India’s Ministry of Finance has delayed tariff increases ‘in the interest of the public’
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ArticleHalo appoints new technical chief
Jason Perrott will head up compliance department for the new high-tech storage facility at Port of London Gateway
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ArticleFresh produce pioneer Jacques Onona passes away
Onona drastically cut import times to Britain heading up a successful company during a period of great change in the industry
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ArticleSleaford makes enviro push
Lincolnshire dried fruit and veg supplier plans environmentally friendly packaging overhaul across its range
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ArticleThailand considers coconut import ban
Approved import volumes during healthy domestic production has lowered prices, triggering the proposed ban
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ArticleUS puts China's fresh produce in firing line
Garlic, nuts, pears, apples and onions on list of imported Chinese products set to incur new 10 per cent tariff
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ArticleChilean pears make headway on China access
Exports could begin from next March following talks to improve access for a number of Chilean products
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ArticleWhitworths hails best sales year on record
Dried fruit and nut brand has seen its sales more than double thanks to new healthy snack ranges
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ArticleProduce in firing line as US sparks trade war
The EU, Canada and Mexico consider retaliatory measures in response to US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports
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ArticleFather's Day boost for Cali prunes
California prunes included within chocolatier Paul A Young's new creations and sold in London
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ArticleNuts, fruit and veg top EU food recall chart
Fresh produce and nuts account for almost two fifths of recalls and notifications in first quarter of 2018
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ArticleBetter diet linked to bigger brain size
Mediterranean diet rich in fruit and veg linked to larger brain volume in Dutch study
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ArticleBesana invests €2m in new supply
Italian group is aiming to create new areas of quality supply for walnuts, hazelnuts and almonds in Europe and Asia