All Production & Trade articles – Page 1004
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ArticleFrost cuts Brazilian expectations
As Gala picking nears completion, Brazil’s apple organisation is convinced this year’s total production and exports will come up short
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ArticlePhilippine agribusinesses target Europe
Four major companies attend Fruit Logistica in Berlin to showcase Philippine fresh produce
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ArticleAlarm hits Cyprus over levy proposal
The proposed introduction of a levy of up to 10 per cent on Cypriots' savings could have far-reaching consequences
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ArticleRising inspection costs “unnecessary obstacle”
Australian table grape growers refuse to pay increased quarantine inspection fees
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ArticleUS brings WTO challenge against Indonesia
Following failed consultations, US trade representatives request a WTO panel investigate Indonesian trade restrictions
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ArticleIndonesian garlic imports approved
Annual quota of 320,000 tonnes permitted to cope with severe domestic shortage and price rises
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ArticleVote taken on CAP reform package
European Parliament says that new farm policy is 'greener, fairer and better able to deliver food security'
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ArticleQuarterly losses widen at Chiquita
European currency and lower salad retail sales impact on fourth quarter result, reflecting challenges faced throughout 2012
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ArticleEarly asparagus could triple output
New variety Early California being touted by leading nursery as exciting new prospect for covered production in the UK
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ArticleConcerns over Italian asparagus crop
Delay to harvesting likely to be only small, but prospect of further cold weather raises fears of a loss of production
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ArticleFruit cultivation halves in Ahmedabad
Area’s productivity also drops but does not stop Gujarat from becoming third largest fruit producing state in India
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ArticleBelOrta battles big chill in Belgium
The Belgian asparagus season has been hit by cold weather, with delays in production anticipated at newly formed BelOrta
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ArticleMexican mangoes start slowly
Imports into the US market could exceed 58m cartons for the third consecutive year despite slow season start
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ArticleTurners & Growers lowers full-year loss
Asset write-down negatively impacted on group's profitability in 2012, although NZ$15.3m loss was an improvement on 2011
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ArticleGuatemala retains firm grip on US
Despite rising exports to Europe, Guatemala is confident it will maintain its sizeable share of the US agricultural market
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ArticleResearch facility opens in Guatemala
New centre aims to foster sustainable and innovative greenhouse production across Latin America
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ArticleUS fruit exports to Korea soar
FTA implemented last year causes sharp increase in fruit exports, particularly oranges and cherries
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ArticleUS opens up to Egyptian strawberries
The US department of agriculture has announced that strawberries from Egypt will now be granted access
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ArticleEastpack-Satara merger fails
Vote to combine post-harvest kiwifruit operating companies misses 75 per cent benchmark by 0.2 per cent
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ArticleM&S takes "earliest ever" Jersey Royals
Iconic British potatoes arrive over three weeks earlier than predicted from open-field production thanks to new techniques