All Production & Trade articles – Page 1031
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ArticleFlorida citrus forecast falls again
The USDA has again lowered its 2012/13 Florida citrus forecast following "unprecedented" fruit drop across the state's growing regions
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ArticlePoor weather delays Jersey Royals
Rain and freezing conditions have brought delays to the iconic Jersey Royal crop.
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ArticleFlorette unveils new £5m ad campaign
Bagged-salad leader outlines major promotional push focused on when the sun in shining.
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ArticleChile strikes threaten UK exports
Key lines could run short in UK stores after strikes hamper sendings from the South American country
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ArticlePakistani kinnows on target
Export volume surpasses expectations for first time in three years, and experts say there’s more to come
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ArticleIndonesian import quotas under review
Agriculture ministry admits current system failings and announces plans to review and alter its approach to imports
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ArticleKiway enters Korea Gangnam style
Italian kiwifruit brand makes official debut on South Korean market, backed by country’s largest retailer E-mart
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ArticlePink Lady targets emerging markets
New joint venture aims to accelerate the development of the apple in growth regions and optimise investment efficiency
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ArticleDrought stems Psa spread
Dry conditions prevent the spread of vine-killing disease in NZ's North Island but production volume and fruit size are down
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ArticleThai frozen and dried exports grow
Exports anticipated to sustain 10 per cent growth rate, rising to 0.5 per cent of total exports and generating US$1.56bn
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ArticleFresh Del Monte wins injunction
Del Monte Foods banned from using trademark on selected fruit products following breach of licensing agreement
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ArticleDefra dismisses neonicotinoids threat
Insecticides do not threaten bee health, according to new research carried out by Defra and Fera
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ArticleDone deal for Dole and Itochu
US-based group will continue to be an industry leader according to chief operating officer
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ArticleProblems mount for crisis-hit Cyprus
Traders are suffering from a drop in consumer spending, while importers face credit issues and exporters foresee cashflow problems
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ArticleControls on Kenyan produce "debatable"
Coleacp and Fpeak have responded to the EU's decision to increase controls on imports of certain products from Kenya
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ArticleUS considers exotic import requests
Stakeholder comments are being received on potential US imports of Israeli kumquats and Taiwanese guava
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit organic status compromised
Zespri testing programme finds some batches contain chemical traces, with investigations underway to determine the source
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ArticleCocanmex to crack coconut market
Innovative, value-added coconut product to be launched on the European market this May from Mexican supplier Cocanmex
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ArticleMMD in Chilean grape first for Portsmouth
Over 1,000 pallets of grapes from NYKCool arrived on 27 March, the first of eight weekly shipments from Chile due at the port
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ArticleChile launches sustainability guide
A set of grower guidelines benchmarked against global demands will help the nation’s fruit industry to tackle sustainability