Pear news archive – Page 36
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ArticleRe:inc puts new apples to the test
Breeder unveils a dozen up and coming new varieties at Interpoma in the search for the next commercial star
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ArticlePaarl hosts pear congress
Over 130 visitors from the global pear industry visited Cape Town last week for Interpera
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ArticleNZ pipfruit exports eclipse NZ$700m
Trade revenue on the rise as industry edges closer to magic NZ$1bn mark
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ArticleBelgian Conference launches in India
The Belgian Conference pear is now available from leading retail outlets in India, thanks to the cooperation of Indian importer IG International and Belgium's BelOrta
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ArticleKorea’s pear production drops
Korea’s pear production and consumption has continued to decline as consumers move away from the larger-sized Singo pear
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ArticleItalian export trade pushes hard in China
Trade officials hope to replicate success with kiwifruit by gaining access to market for citrus, apples and pears
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ArticleUSA Pears goes spooky for Halloween
Orgainsation partners with Alternative Proteins for 'spooky' October-themed promotion
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ArticleNIAB-EMR launches new pest masterclasses
SWD, pear sucker and pheromone traps are the topics of three new grower masterclasses run by leading researchers
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ArticleGrower hopes bramley success will halt variety’s slide
Nigel Bardsley hopes bramley victory at National Fruit Show will encourage producers to stop grubbing the variety
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ArticleFruit removals only “last resort”
Marc Evrard of Belgian topfruit cooperative BFV has defended the removal of fruit to protect the market, explaining that the policy is only used when all other channels have been exhausted
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ArticleOpportunities and challenges for pears
With the global industry at a crossroads, delegates will come together for Interpera in South Africa next month
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ArticleCaprabo celebrates World F&V Day
Supermarket’s free fruit for kids initiative forms part of its healthy eating programme
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ArticleRosy prospects for English apples
English apple producers are looking to extend the growing season as supermarket demand for homegrown produce increases
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ArticleChris Fairless joins APAL board
Industry veteran to serve as director of pears, following announcement of new CEO last month
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ArticleCapespan treads carefully over eviction plan
Exporter continues to work to resolve illegal occupation of housing on one of its Western Cape apple and pear farms
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ArticleDutch and Belgian topfruit sector eyes UK
Topfruit suppliers in the Netherlands and Belgium are investing in varieties to respond to growing interest from the UK market
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ArticleApple, pear benchmark yield rises
The benchmark yield for Australian apple and pear growers has risen 28 per cent to an all-time high of 47.9 tonnes per hectare
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ArticleEurope set for bicolored apple harvest
As the harvest begins, promotions of bicolored apples from Europe are set to continue, in order to win market share in markets including China and the UAE
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ArticlePhilip Turnbull named APAL CEO
Long-serving director replaces John Dollisson at helm of peak industry body
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ArticleDelhaize streams pear harvest
The Belgian pear harvest can now be followed live online, as retailer Delhaize highlights the Belgian origin and the freshness of its offering