Mango news archive – Page 38
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ArticleRecord exports for Pakistani mangoes
Exports of mangoes from Pakistan have hit a new record with 91,000 tonnes shipped during the 2014 season
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ArticleLow avocado prices hit Camposol profits
Third quarter EBITDA down by 74.3 per cent on previous quarter
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ArticleStrong season for Peruvian mangoes
Shipments of Peru’s fourth biggest agricultural export rose sharply between January and August
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ArticleNaturipe adds to snack line
Mango & Blueberry and Grape & Blueberry blends have been added to the company's fresh snack line
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ArticlePakistan eyes rise in export trade
Co-chairman of exporters association identifies investment in research and development as driver for growth
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ArticleKingston ramps up Ecuador mango volume
Company is aggressively growing its footprint in Latin America
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ArticleUS reconsiders Philippine mango area
The US is considering expanding approved mango import areas in the Philippines
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ArticleAussie almonds drive export growth
Australia’s horticultural production will increase by 4.5 per cent to A$9.5bn (US$8.4bn) in 2014/15
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ArticleMaersk predicts mango revolution
Application of CA technology to Star Cool containers could extend export season in West Africa, company suggests
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ArticleNew MoU for Australia and India
University and research agency enter new agreement to collaborate on research
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ArticleEU inspectors travel to India
Inspections of Mumbai airport and packhouses prompts hope mango trade may reopen
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ArticleEl niño returns to hamper mangoes
Peru's Dominus expects drop in exportable mango volumes as weather phenomenon hits production
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ArticleKorea to increase Myanmar imports
Myanmar’s Ministry of Commerce has announced that South Korea will increase its imports of Myanmarese agricultural goods
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ArticleSafra and Cutrale on the offensive
Groups file preliminary proxy materials to solicit against Chiquita’s proposed transaction with Fyffes
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ArticleAvocados offer Camposol boost
Increase in volumes of avocados sold and higher asparagus prices help push Camposol's Q2 results forward
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ArticleSummer sun doesn't halt promotions
ProduceView: Fresh produce is heavily featured in supermarkets’ promotional programmes as British consumers head to the beach
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Article'Hottest-ever' UK-grown chilli hits the shelves at Tesco
The Trinidad Scorpion, which until recently was the hottest chilli in the world, has an average reading of 1.2m Scovilles
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ArticleIndia trialling seedless mangoes
Indian scientists have developed a seedless variety of mango
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ArticleUS to widen access for Peruvian mangoes
Lima – Larger sizes could be cleared for shipment to the US market in time for next season, according to grower-exporter association Apem
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ArticleAgri-tourism park to open in Batangas
Greenergy to open a new agri-tourism park in the Philippines in coming weeks