All Production & Trade articles – Page 1003
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ArticleCongestion concerns for RSA citrus
Exporters reportedly less inclined to ship fruit via Durban as a result of reported slow shipments through the port
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ArticleAC Goatham goes direct with Sainsbury's
Kent-based top-fruit grower becomes a direct supplier to 'big-four' retailer Sainsbury's
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ArticleFlorette crowns One Minute Wonder champion
Salad brand's Facebook fans select a duck and goat's cheese medley to take the top prize
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ArticleStaay to take over bankrupt Van Rijn
Further consolidation in Dutch trade as management of troubled import-export business works with rival group to find solution
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ArticleNZ eyes trade deal traction for apples in India
Industry seeks a “more welcoming” environment in trade negotiations, according to Pipfruit New Zealand CEO
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ArticleUS welcomes two Mexican exotics
Authorities have given the thumbs up to imports of fresh pitayas and pomegranates from Mexico under certain phytosanitary conditions
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ArticleTaylor Farms halts Mexican activities
No salad production or shipping to US market will take place without FDA approval while the agency continues to investigate the cyclospora outbreak
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ArticleDole launches chopped salads
Research-driven offer is designed to respond to growing consumer preference for chopped salads and allow salad lovers to re-create their favourite, restaurant-inspired salads at home
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ArticleIndustry body dismisses disease speculation
No risk of Phomopsis coming into Western Australia according to Californian Table Grape Commission
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ArticleTurkish lemons back on course
After a significant shortage last season, Turkish producers are more optimistic about the coming lemon campaign
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ArticleRussian importers under huge pressure
Country's fresh produce market growing, but middlemen finding themselves increasingly squeezed out by retailers
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ArticleNFU calls for more British production
The UK cannot continue "going around the world to chase cheap deals for food," warns NFU president Peter Kendall
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ArticleWilmington 'to retain' Dole business
Diamond State Port Corporation and Dole announce agreement in principle to keep Dole’s activities at Port of Wilmington
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ArticleSouth Africa faces water challenge
Extent of river contamination exposed by in-depth study into waterways, many of them used to irrigate fresh produce
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ArticleFrench apples escape storm damage
Storms and hail in southern France left apple orchards unscathed last week
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ArticleBulgaria backs local produce suppliers
Ministry of Agriculture announces it has reached agreement with retailers in the country to source local fruit and vegetables
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ArticleHAB launches health campaign
Nutrition-focused education programme from Hass Avocado Board is aimed at boosting fresh fruit consumption among US consumers
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ArticleFruit fly status being ignored
China continues to overlook South Australia’s fruit-fly-free status, prompting senator to call for market access overhaul
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ArticleA new definition for new potatoes
Potato Council provides a new industry description for the potato type as it looks to expand consumer understanding
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ArticleUS proposes Peru papaya access
Hot water treatment and fruit fly traps would be required under the proposed systems approach entry protocol