Pineapple news archive – Page 64
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ArticleMendoza strives to halt cherry slump
Planted area in Argentina’s earliest cherry-growing region will double under new plan to kick start export fortunes
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ArticlePlums up for Waitrose
Retailer welcomes its first delivery of English plums and says it expects a bumper crop despite a delay to the season
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ArticleCatalonian stonefruit varieties unveiled
Several new varieties of peach and nectarine have been selected for their improved flavour profiles
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ArticleCompac set to unveil stonefruit sorter
New Zealand firm claims new system is the most advanced defect sorter on the market
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ArticleStonefruit access secured
Australian importers receive long-awaited news that imports of US stonefruit have been given the all-clear
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ArticleGuava fruit fly found in California
Three of the pests have been found in San Jose since 3 July, prompting a treatment programme
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ArticleSweet and sour for NW cherries
Estimate readjusted to 14.2m cartons, but industry remains hopeful of strong second half of the season
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ArticleAsian market is cherry ripe
Australian cherry industry aims to export 50 per cent of its annual crop by 2020, with Asia central to the push
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ArticleItalian trade targets German doctors
Mr Fruitness campaign turns its attention to Germany's medical practitioners in bid to boost fruit and veg consumption
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ArticleNW cherries down on estimate
'Less than optimal' June weather has cut the original northwest cherry crop estimate by 22 per cent
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ArticleGreek cherries face fierce competition
Competition on the European cherry market has intensified this season, as producing countries unveil big volumes
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ArticleDirect message for French cherries
Hit by unfavourable spring conditions, French cherry growers are trying to convince shoppers to choose domestic produce over imports
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ArticlePicota harvest forecast to fall
Tough spring conditions have taken their toll on the iconic cherry
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ArticleHeavy rain cuts WA cherry crop
Severe weather conditions have reportedly reduced the early Northwest cherry crop by approximately one third
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ArticleCherry cover is 'key' for growers
Washington State cherry growers told to invest in new rain covering technology to combat wet weather
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ArticleEurope cuts peach and nectarine forecast
Of the EU's major stonefruit suppliers only Spain is expected to see an increase in production, although just for peaches
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ArticleMurcia sets its sights on Asia
Growers in the south-eastern Spanish region want to send their stonefruit to China and Japan
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ArticleRussians keen on Bulgarian cherries
Prices likely to be high again this year as growing interest in Kyustendil cherry crop prompts growers to ramp up production
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ArticleCautious optimism for Canadian cherries
While British Columbian-grown cherries have just clinched access to China, industry officials say they will be sending only trial volumes in their debut season