All Production & Trade articles – Page 1006
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ArticleNFU Scotland seeks membership boost
Union wants to recruit 1,000 new members in the next 12 months to swell its existing membership of 8,600
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ArticleChile export losses revised downward
Impact of September freeze not as bad as initially feared says Asoex
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ArticleNZ-India trade on the rise
Trade value to top NZ$2bn by 2020, according to New Zealand's high commissioner to India Jan Henderson
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ArticleCA to boost walnut exports to India
After gaining access to India earlier this year, the California Walnut Commission aims to capitalise on rising demand
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ArticleRSA grape shippers race to make CNY
South African grape growers scramble to meet the Chinese New Year shipping deadline as the country mourns President Mandela
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ArticleFirst Van Gogh mangoes head to US
Vision Produce reports that Peruvian mangoes bearing the label are on route to the country
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ArticleNature’s Flavours partners with Hello Fresh
Herb company makes headway into online delivery market with new partnership with box scheme supplier
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ArticleChilean cherries touch down in Shanghai
The first-ever direct air shipments of Chilean cherries and blueberries to China have landed in Shanghai
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ArticleMixed blessings for Tasmanian cherries
Industry has learnt trade complications don’t stop with market access approval
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ArticleLate blooming for Chinese New Year
The festival’s early date is at odds with late production seasons among most of China’s major suppliers
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ArticleCherry-picked for New Year
Chilean growers and suppliers are battling the odds to ship adequate supplies of cherries for Chinese New Year
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ArticleAustralia looks beyond the grape vine
Export opportunities are arising across Asia for a number of Australia’s lesser know horticultural sectors
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ArticleRSA cuts stonefruit crop estimate
Rain and hail during weeks 46 and 47 have forced South African stonefruit growers to cut back their estimate for the season
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ArticleApofruit sales up despite selling less
Italian exporter reports 9 per cent increase in annual sales during 12 months in which it sold 22 per cent less
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ArticleCalifornia citrus shipments on hold
Packers in affected areas required to halt shipments while damage assessments are carried out
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ArticleBonduelle expands German facility
Group is extending its Straelen-based plant to produce up to 50m packaged salads per year from 2014
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ArticleWind power provides ‘vital income’
Event underlined the importance of wind power to farmers in a week when government announced cuts to onshore wind
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ArticleReport predicts farming 2014 outcome
Lower input costs will boost income from farming, while understanding CAP reforms will ‘dominate’ the year
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ArticleVietnamese exports to China up
The first 11 months of 2013 have seen a 36.4 per cent rise in fruit exports and 24.2 per cent in vegetable exports
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ArticlePlague threatens CR banana exports
Authorities in Costa Rica have ramped up efforts to deal with Boisduval scale and banana mealybugs