Mango news archive – Page 40
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ArticleCalls for SE Asian workers to aid labour shortages
Vegetable industry body Ausveg backs calls for expansion to Seasonal Worker Program as labour shortages affect peak harvest times in northern Australia
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ArticleAMIA appoints new CEO and directors
Chairman expects Robert Gray to bring experience and leadership to new role with Australian mango industry body
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ArticleGist lands two-year fruit pot deal
Gist managing more than 25 different lines of In2food's fruit pots from their arrival in the UK from South Africa by air
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ArticleEU mango ban drives focus on other markets
Indian exporters see EU ban on mangoes as an opportunity to develop untapped markets
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ArticleBrazil spots EU mango opportunity
Potential for the South American country to fill supply gap left by EU ban on Indian mangoes
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ArticleNew range for Urban Fruit
Euro Hooks on 35g packs to capitalise on consumer trend of healthy eating and busier lives
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ArticlePeruvian mango exports soar
More trees reaching full maturity and a benign winter were the main reasons for the rise in output during 2013/14
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ArticleCameron to discuss mango ban with new Indian PM
UK Prime Minister David Cameron to discuss the EU ban on mango imports with the newly elected Indian prime minister, to be announced May 16
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ArticleGhana's costly export truck saga
Two vans purchased in 2010 for €600k under government scheme to help boost exports remain unused
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ArticleNMB promotions bear fruit
Wide-ranging consumer marketing programme boosted mango sales last year
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ArticlePhilippines eyes bigger slice of US mango market
USDA set to approve imports from a number of new production zones in the Asian country
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ArticlePakistan strengthens trade with Central Asia
Pakistan has inked a deal with Kyrgyzstan to boost its fresh produce exports to Central Asia
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ArticleBritish politician criticises mango ban
Labour MP Jon Ashworth backs petition against EU blockade of Indian Alphonso mangoes due to begin in May
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ArticleIndian mango production set for a fall
Fears of a price hike in domestic market, while export growth is also likely to be halted
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ArticleIndian ban ‘could ruin’ mango trade
Petition calls for end to 'excessive' ban on Indian mango imports after job losses warn of further damage to the sector
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ArticleUS project boosts Pakistan mango sector
A US government-funded project has helped to almost double Pakistan's fresh mango export revenues over the last four years
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ArticleCyclone Ita hits Queensland veg
Queensland vegetables bear the brunt of tropical cyclone Ita, while bananas survive the storm with minimal losses
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ArticlePakistan steps up mango treatment to avoid EU ban
Pakistan has implemented compulsory hot water treatment for mangoes destined for the EU to avoid being banned from the market
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ArticleEU upholds India mango ban
The EU has upheld its ban on Indian mangoes and four other vegetables despite lobbying by Indian authorities
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ArticleSugar not the daddy at Waitrose
Retailer squeezing 7.1 tonnes of sugar from its chilled juice range, and adding new lines including Pink Lady juice