All Production & Trade articles – Page 1011
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ArticleColes fined for misleading consumers
Retailer pays A$61,200 penalty for advertising imported products as Australian-grown
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ArticleDuxton invests in Australian apples
Singapore-based firm, specialising in agricultural investment, sees export potential for South Australian grower
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ArticlePicota harvest forecast to fall
Tough spring conditions have taken their toll on the iconic cherry
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ArticleConcern and confidence as Croatia joins EU
Challenges and opportunities for former Yugoslav country's fresh produce sector as customs barriers fall
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ArticleLos Rancheros aims to diversify
Garlic specialist has constructed a new packhouse as it looks to expand in the carrot business
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ArticleCitrosol targets Peru expansion
Group aims to consolidate its market-leading position in Peru and Brazil this year, according to Julio Marín
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ArticleCroatia: the impact of accession
Stanko Barbaric of Zagreb-based fruit company Fragaria considers the impact of EU membership on Croatia's fresh produce trade
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ArticleIndian mangoes losing ground
Exporters facing challenges from Pakistani and Mexican competitors in a number of key markets
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ArticleTaiwanese bananas shipped to Singapore
Landmark trade as competition from the Philippines forces Taiwan to diversify its export markets
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ArticleChinese orchard produces black apples
Farmers in the country's northern region say pollution is devastating their livelihood
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ArticlePositive Psa detections rise
Kiwifruit Vine Health identifies 47 new positive results in its latest bulletin
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ArticleAsian Citrus confirms smaller orange crop
Summer production at Hepu plantation in southern China affected by poor weather in 2012, according to company statement
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ArticleEcuador set to lose tariff-free US access
Bananas, avocados and other fresh produce items look set to lose preferential access after government announcement
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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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ArticleTurners and Growers focuses on the positives
New Zealand-based group highlights grower returns and investments at annual meeting
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ArticleIsrael and India negotiate FTA
As bilateral trade increases between the two countries, a free trade agreement is anticipated by the end of the year
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ArticleItochu to make Sri Lankan investment
Company representatives intend to strengthen Japan-Sri Lanka trade ties with investment in banana cultivation
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ArticleCosta Rican strike racks up losses
Fruit losses for Del Monte’s local subsidiary have reached half a million dollars as a third of the workforce continue to protest
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ArticleZespri's exports to China set to fall
Company chief executive Lain Jager reveals NZ shipments are likely to be down by around 25 per cent this season due to Psa
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ArticleWonderful Pistachios launches new product
Company expands Australian range with new pistachio flavour, as well as its almonds entering the local market