All Fruit articles – Page 287
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ArticleAustralian lychees lift off
North America has provided a valuable market as Australian lychee industry targets export growth
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ArticleNew Philippine pineapple packhouse
Mindanao facility designed for 6m box capacity will initially service 1,200ha of pineapple production
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ArticleUK road freight prices up 15 per cent on start of 2021
Haulage costs are at a far higher starting point for the year amid surging inflation and fuel prices
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ArticleVanguard hails RSA apple and pear growth
Shift to newer varieties coupled with replenished water reserves stand industry in good stead for the 2022 season, says global marketer
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ArticleRed diesel tax to push up costs for hauliers
Cold Chain Federation accuses government of reneging on promise to support transition away from the fuel ahead of rule changes
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ArticleDefra proposes flat-rate inspection fee for young plant imports
NFU supports Defra’s proposals saying they will deliver greater fairness in inspection regime and save growers thousands of pounds in fees
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ArticleOrigin update for New Zealand produce
New regulations will require country of origin information to be displayed on fresh produce
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ArticleNZ government invests in Māori horticulture
New project to help Wairoa Horticultural Hub develop apple production in Hawke’s Bay
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ArticleGovt doubles organic cash incentive
Government cash doubled for farmers who switch to organic - as market smashes £3bn mark
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Article'Keep border trade moving,' says Logistics UK
Industry body asks government to urgently address UK-EU border reforms or risk chaos this summer
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ArticleFruit Logistica launches digital industry platform
Exhibitors and visitors can use Fruit Logistica Online to prepare for their visit to Berlin on 5 -7 April 2022
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ArticleGolden Bay Fruit opens Vietnam Office
New Zealand-based company sees potential to grow sales of exclusive apple varieties in Asian nation
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ArticleLabour challenge looms large for NZ pipfruit
Apple and pear crop predicted to reach 601,000 tonnes but pickers are in short supply
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ArticlePhilippines on the front foot
The Pilipino Banana Growers and Exporters Association has been proactive in its response to mounting challenges
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ArticlePanel revealed for City Food Lecture
BBC’s Charlotte Smith, Wyke Farms’ Richard Clothier, Kantar’s Fraser McKevitt and Kate Nicholls of UKHospitality to join keynote speaker Ash Amirahmadi for Q&A at Guildhall
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ArticleDriver shortages slow Ocado growth
Online retailer and robotics platform continues expansion but labour shortages constrain growth and losses triple amid heavy investment
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ArticleReefer use rises in South Africa
While container issues persist, a wholesale shift to conventional reefers remains some way off
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ArticleAn apple a day 'keeps dull skin at bay'
Dermatologist working with British Apples and Pears hails apples as secret snack for glowing skin
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ArticleAUC launched to coordinate R&D
Sixteen UK universities have joined forces to agree and develop research priorities for sustainable British agriculture
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ArticleHappyFresh Supermarket launched
HappyFresh debuts dark store-powered offering across multiple South-East Asian markets