All Production & Trade articles – Page 1030
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ArticleScottish potato sector 'is in crisis'
Further bad weather has hit Scottish potato growers in the past week, with fears of mass shortages over the winter season.
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ArticleGlobalGAP set to issue new fruit & veg toolkit
International horticultural certification provider GlobalGAP has developed a new toolkit for assessing microbiological risks in the primary production of fresh fruit and vegetables.
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ArticleAnecoop breaks €500m barrier
Turnover soars to €508m for 2011/12 as Spanish cooperative commercialises over 675,000 tonnes of fresh produce
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ArticleFPC organises Dominican Republic visit
The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) and the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in the UK is organising a trade mission to the Caribbean nation next month.
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ArticleAustralia eyes US opportunities
Now the market is open to multiple importers, Australia's citrus suppliers are eager to capitalise on potential in the US
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Farmers' market first for Camden
Camden Lock Market has confirmed that it will open its first ever farmers' market.
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Bright outlook for Argentina
Later-than-normal start to Argentina’s lemon harvest, coupled with low domestic stocks in Europe, drives market demand for fresh supply
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ArticleIncreased returns in the bag
Removable cover on picking bags expected to improve kiwifruit quality and profits
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ArticleNZ PM affirms China relationship
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key spoke at the New Zealand China Partnership Forum in Beijing
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ArticleIndia remains key cashew exporter
Production volume of raw nuts falls, but market share remains high
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ArticleIndonesia destroys produce without documentation
Quarantine agency BKP destroyed Chinese and Singaporean produce without complete import documents
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ArticleLemon stocks replenished in Hong Kong
Suppliers and importers adjust produce travel routes to circumvent port strikes disrupting regional fruit supplies
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Asoex re-confirms return to normality
Following the workers’ strike the Chilean Fruit Exporters Association claims shipments are back underway with all export commitments due to be met
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Enzafruit marks start of NZ apple season
The first vessel of the 2013 Enza New Zealand apple campaign will discharge at the Port of Antwerp this week
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ArticleWeather hits salads and ornamentals
The cold weather has caused problems for both salad and ornamental growers
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ArticleCapespan eyes citrus expansion
Capespan North America sees potential to encourage more retail support across the region for imported summer citrus
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ArticleOrnamentals growers suffer the cold
The NFU has described recent cold temperatures and low consumer demand as delivering a 'double whammy' to the protected ornamentals sector in the UK.
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ArticleCatania plots controlled growth
With plans to move into a new warehouse and bright opportunities to tap into in the Mexican fruit trade, one of Canada’s leading produce suppliers is poised for expansion
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ArticleItalian melon season under serious threat
Production around Mantua likely to be delayed by one month, raising fears of a subsequent supply glut and low returns
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ArticleThe other Bartletts
Although Alan Bartlett has been producing quality veg for many years, his company has lived in the shadow of Albert Bartlett from a publicity point of view. But that could all be about to change.