Exotic fruit news archive – Page 43
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ArticlePreparing for a convenient future
In her latest column Amy Cross examines key differences between the fresh prepared offer in the UK and US
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ArticleRetailers say yes to laser labelling
Technology is finding growing acceptance among European supermarkets
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ArticleValencia growers count cost of frost damage
Early estimates put losses at €35m, with stonefruit, kaki, citrus and almonds the worst affected crops
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ArticleAnecoop celebrates record results
The second degree cooperative continues to expand, with six companies joining in the past two years
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ArticleFrosts halt Spanish Persimon boom
Freezing temperatures in December hit supply to the UK, but sales are expected to bounce back in 2018/19
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ArticleNZ kiwano heads to US East Coast
Leading Bay of Plenty supplier looks to build on success of West Coast programme
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ArticleMangoes reduce IBD symptoms
An American study published in a new book on mango production reveals the tropical fruit reduces symptoms of Irritable Bowel Disease
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ArticleStrategic change for Vietnamese exports
A trend away from fresh produce and toward a ‘made in Vietnam’ brand is key to the country’s export plan
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ArticleA high price for passion in Ugandan dry-season
Long, dry periods are a blessing in disguise for some Ugandan growers who can harvest between biannual cycles
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ArticleKiwiberries ready for Chinese New Year
A hot summer means New Zealand kiwiberries are ready for export to Asia ahead of new year celebrations
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ArticleFirst fruit processing facility for Cambodia
Construction is about to begin on a three-hectare export processing facility for Cambodia
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ArticleColombian govt launches export drive
Multimillion-dollar programme is aimed at small producers of fruit and other agricultural products
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ArticleExporters size up UK market
Stonefruit, mushrooms and finger limes were among the products showcased at Tradex’s annual trade mission
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ArticleFirst sea shipment for 2018 kiwano season
Enzed Exotics has sent its first sea container of kiwano fruit for the season, destined for the US
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ArticleCaribbean Exotics eyes new export opportunities
The company expects to access new markets in 2018 as its diversification strategy intensifies
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ArticleAgricolliBio rolls out laser labelling
Organic kiwifruit grower-exporter has become the latest company to move from paper to laser labelling
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ArticleIsraeli exotics season gears up
Exporter Yapro expects passionfruit yields to be up by 15 per cent after good growing conditions and increased plantings
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ArticleSomomo grows market for exotics
Australian consumers express increased confidence in exotic fruit as brand gains traction
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ArticleSainsbury’s launches ‘first-ever’ pulled jackfruit
Pulled jackfruit has ‘extraordinary ability to imitate pulled pork’ and is one of seven products in new plant-based range
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ArticleFeijoa hope for Gazan farmers
After years of experimentation, production of guava-like fruit feijoa looks set to take off in the Gaza Strip