All Production & Trade articles – Page 1005
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ArticleIndustry thrilled by CAP transfer rate
News that transfer of CAP funds away from direct payments into green schemes will stay below maximum welcomed
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ArticleAussie grapes win South Korea access
Annual shipments could reach 10,000 tonnes in the next three to five years
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ArticleFirst European pears hit US retail shelves
European Flavors aiming to market around 1,000 tonnes of Italian fruits and vegetables in US East Coast by the end of the year
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ArticleChile blueberry shipments down 22 per cent
Export volume expected to increase in the coming weeks as harvesting moves on to mid-season varieties
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ArticleTurkey aims to diversify its exports
New markets order of the day for country's leading fruit and vegetable exporters ahead of Fresh Turkiye 2014.
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ArticleWilmington welcomes first Chilean vessel
First of an estimated 25 ships carrying Chilean fruit for customers in eastern US and Canada
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ArticleGrower relaunches soup brand
Bartlett Bowlfuls are set to hit Tesco’s shelves with fresh design and new flavour combinations
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ArticleNeonics exposure ‘should be’ lowered
Acceptable levels of worker exposure to acetamiprid and imidacloprid ‘should be’ lowered after study shows brain impact
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ArticleCosta Rica banana pests “under control”
Corbana says outbreak of Boisduval scale and mealybugs is being kept in check and exports have not been affected
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ArticleForecast fall for Florida citrus
Orange and grapefruit crops now expected to be lower than first anticipated, according to Florida Citrus Mutual
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ArticleRoyal opens Moroccan blueberry campaign
Company’s proprietary Blue Aroma and Royal Blue varieties will be available until June
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ArticleFinstar on tour in Scandinavia
Nunhems' new hydroponic lettuce variety has been showcased to more than 20 Scandinavian producers
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ArticleDole gains UK ripening facility
Supplier inks deal for long-term lease of banana ripening facility in North West England
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ArticleSprouts targeted by peckish pigeons
Birds' appetite for Christmas sprouts has become so ravenous that it could cost growers millions of pounds
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ArticleAlexa brings snow to Middle East
Region blanketed in rare covering of snow as freezing temperatures impact on production
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ArticleSyngenta sells US fresh produce arm
Dulcinea Farms is sold to international grower Pacific Trellis though Syngenta retains supply agreement for melon seeds
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ArticleMendoza stonefruit volumes collapse
Packing has almost come to a halt as a result of inadequate production
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ArticleBangladesh suffers blockades and strikes
Unable to transport their produce to intended wholesalers and markets, growers face substantial financial losses
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ArticleBroccoli brand in fight against hunger
Tenderstem will sponsor Action Against Hunger in 2014 to contribute to vital emergency aid the organisation supplies