All Production & Trade articles – Page 1022
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ArticleLatAm exporters urged to think local
China’s regional distributors hold the key to helping produce suppliers achieve greater market penetration
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ArticleBelgium bins large part of pear crop
Dependence on Russia means it has been forced to remove some of its production after Moscow banned EU produce imports
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ArticleCanada set to import more US produce
USDA forecasts increase in shipments north of border and suggests total export value could exceed grain and feed for first time
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ArticleBarfoots graces primetime BBC show
Exotics specialist featured on The One Show during a report by food critic Jay Rayner into sustainable agriculture
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ArticleEU topfruit support could reach €82m
Commission places upper limit on proportion of €125m emergency funding that can be claimed by apple and pear sector
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ArticleUS considers broadening access for RSA citrus
South African shippers turning increasingly to US market as Europe tightens controls on imports
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ArticleScales profit down on 2013
Group points to falling European apple prices as one of the reasons behind six-month performance
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ArticleSweet season for BC blueberries
Favourable weather has produced a high-brix, high-quality Canadian blueberry season in British Columbia
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ArticleJapan welcomes Pakistani mangoes
Official ceremony held to mark initial shipment, after Japan accepts vapour heat treatment
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ArticleEl niño returns to hamper mangoes
Peru's Dominus expects drop in exportable mango volumes as weather phenomenon hits production
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ArticleRussia partially lifts ban on UK produce
Ban on seed potatoes imported to Russia from the UK because of a need for the vegetables in seed to enable crop growth
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ArticleEat apples, say French growers
French apple growers have followed the lead of their Polish counterparts, encouraging consumers to up consumption to counter the Russian ban
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ArticleEcuadorean peppers heading to US
US imports of fresh peppers from Ecuador moved a step closer with publication of new risk assessment
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ArticleOscar to shine in Hong Kong
Prim'land's Oscar kiwifruit already enjoys a strong reputation in Asia, but next week's Asia Fruit Logistica offers an opportunity to go further
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ArticleIndia ups grape exports to EU
India’s exports of table grapes have increased to a record 192,000 tonnes
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ArticleRobinson Fresh adds to Green Giant brand
New asparagus offering to be supported by a commitment to add value to the category
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ArticleKorea to increase Myanmar imports
Myanmar’s Ministry of Commerce has announced that South Korea will increase its imports of Myanmarese agricultural goods
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ArticleSobifruits targets export growth
Peruvian group forecasts yearly growth in shipments while looking to take advantage of Russian ban
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ArticleJordan adopts new practices and crops
Following a successful pilot, Jordan's forward-looking agricultural project in Wadi Araba looks set for a nationwide rollout
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ArticleChile acts to halt slide in ailing grape industry
Fedefruta estimates that competitiveness has fallen by 30 per cent in the past ten years