All Production & Trade articles – Page 1011
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ArticleChina chomps on Aussie nuts
China has developed into a key market for Australia's almond and macadamia exports
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ArticleSatara-EastPack talks could resume
Merger plans initially discussed two years ago are set to resurface as the companies look to improve efficiency and cut costs
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ArticleTurnover proves 'strong' for Bonduelle
First half of fiscal 2012/13 brings a turnover increase of 11.3 per cent, driven by a 'dynamic' second quarter
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ArticleUruguayan apples suffer hail damage
Volumes could fall after storm impacted on production, predominantly in the south of the country
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ArticleTexas invests for success
Future is bright for southern Texas with the development of San Antonio Wholesale Produce Market and an E-Beam sterilisation facility
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ArticleJapan’s consumer spending in decline
A decline in retail prices has failed to stimulate household spending on fresh fruit in Japan, which hit a 12-year low in 2012
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ArticleStrikes hit Pakistan’s exports again
Transport strikes have once again stalled Pakistan’s produce exports
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ArticleGreeks hit out at cut-backs
Farmers and seamen in Greece are striking and protesting at harsh austerity measures introduced by the government to secure loans
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ArticleUS-Mexico “end” tomato war
Proposed agreement would suspend the antidumping duty investigation of fresh tomatoes entering the US from Mexico
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ArticlePakistan's potato exporters call for subsidy
Pakistan’s potato exporters are asking for a freight subsidy to stay competitive in the global market
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ArticleNZ poised with "balanced" apple crop
Pipfruit New Zealand has projected a 6 per cent increase in exports for 2013, thanks to the most "balanced crop” in many seasons
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ArticleWoolworths supports Aus citrus growers
Australian retailer Woolworths says it will support flood-afflicted domestic growers and not up its US lemon imports
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ArticleAustralian mandarin exports weather storm
The country's mandarin exports are unlikely to be affected by recent flooding in Queensland, say industry sources
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ArticleProduction down in Syria
Chaos and violence has severely hurt the country’s agricultural sector, with farmers lacking many essential resources
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ArticleEarly start for Indian grapes
A brisk start to the season could mean Indian grape exports are back in favour with European buyers
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ArticleUS considers Spanish fruit access
Spanish apricots and avocados may be permitted entry to the US under a USDA-approved systems approach
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ArticleItalians unite behind new pear brand
Nine of Italy's leading pear suppliers will work together to produce, distribute, market and sell fruit under single label
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ArticleDrury takes on global sales role for Enza
Darren Drury has a new dual role within the Turners & Growers group, taking up the position of Enza's international sales director for apples
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ArticleChile seeks NZ advice on Psa disease
Chilean kiwifruit delegates have visited New Zealand in bid to seek advice on how to manage Psa disease
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit volumes in decline
The Psa disease is expected to lead to a decline in New Zealand’s kiwifruit production and exports, according to a USDA report