All Production & Trade articles – Page 1031
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ArticleSweet future for Opal fruit
Empire World Trade predicts a comeback for yellow apples as UK-grown Opal comes on stream
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ArticleChilean prunes headed for fall
Inclement weather has cut the production forecast for this year, as the industry’s national body announces a new leader
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ArticleIndia set to export to Israel
West Bengal's state government planning to export bananas, lychees and pineapples, as well as rice and potatoes
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ArticlePositive outlook for NZ industries
MPI report predicts primary sector’s exports will double in value by 2025, as industries become more resilient
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ArticleWestern Australia banana production down
Drought and January's heatwave have seen packing house numbers decline by 70 per cent
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ArticleHimachal Pradesh production up
With better weather set to improve yields, the state government is considering branding the region's produce
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ArticleBrazil anticipates papaya recovery
Volume is forecast to improve during the second half of the year following weather difficulties in the main producing regions
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ArticleChallenging outlook for Peru asparagus
Higher costs and productivity complications mean markets will have to pay higher prices in the coming seasons
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ArticleStrong market for early citrus
Unlike last year, stocks of California citrus are winding down quickly; presenting lucrative marketing conditions for early imports from the Southern Hemisphere
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ArticleProAct welcomes North American Produce Sales
North American Produce Sales is the second Canadian distribution firm to join foodservice distributor ProAct this year
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ArticleCredit Suisse move as Camposol eyes US
Peruvian group signs an engagement letter with Credit Suisse as it looks to explore strategic alternatives in the US
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ArticleUK importer has cherries covered
Introduction of new rain protection technology said to have improved prospects of good harvest, says JO Sims
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ArticleColors and AMC end Sheehan row
New agreement marks end to long-running dispute over Sheehan table grape varieties
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ArticleDrought cuts India pomegranate deal
Severe water shortages have reduced Indian pomegranate yields so far this year, according to exporters
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ArticleIndonesia proposes export ban trade off
Indonesia plans to give China preferential treatment in dealing with its import rules in return for China lifting its ban on certain Indonesian products
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ArticlePakistan launches mango exports to South Korea
Pakistan has sent its first ever commercial mango shipments to South Korea, marking the start of a potentially lucrative trade
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ArticleParamount launches new mandarin
California's Paramount Citrus has launched a new premium mandarin brand, Wonderful Halos
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ArticleAG Thames returns to profit
Supplier announces a return to profit in its 2012 year-end accounts
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ArticleSenate in favour of Farm Bill
United Fresh and the Specialty Crop Farm Bill Alliance have welcomed the favourable Senate vote
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ArticleShanghai sees surge in arrivals
Shanghai has witnessed big increases in imports of Chilean grapes and California cherries over the past few weeks, with contrasting sales results