All Production & Trade articles – Page 1031
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ArticleTurners & Growers to open China office
Ignacio Smith to head up Shanghai-based operation for the New Zealand-headquartered fresh produce group
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ArticleWilmington confirms Chiquita stay
Diamond State Port Corporation and Chiquita have signed a new lease agreement covering a five-year period
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ArticleStrong and early blackcurrant season on course in UK
Weather conditions have been generous to Britain's blackcurrant growers, with Ribena in line to get a sweet, bumper crop
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ArticleChartwells wins £24m university catering contract
Bournemouth University renews contract with Compass subsidiary to develop current dining spaces and focus on Fairtrade produce
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ArticleWA fruit association elects president
Newly formed Washington State Tree Fruit Association has elected Jon DeVaney as president
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ArticleNew route for South American fruit
The USDA has announced a new programme to allow imports of cold-treated South American fruit through Georgia
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ArticleFrench campaign supports Sahrawi
Fruit and vegetable imports from the Morocco-controlled city of Dakhla in Western Sahara have come under fire in Paris
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ArticleGLA assault on exploitation could be 'backwards step'
Agency acts to clarify how pastoral care not clearly distinguished as being optional breaches job-finding fee rules
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ArticleE-retailer to bring Ruby cherries to China
Online fruit retailer Fruitday will be the first to bring Orondo Ruby cherries in to China, and is gearing up to begin organic kiwifruit promotions with Zespri
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ArticleStorm batters Northland avocado crop
Mixed reports coming out of key New Zealand growing region, with extent of damage unlikely to be known this month
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ArticleTesco's Iceberg sales boost plan
Retailer is working with lettuce supplier G's to get more Icebergs on offer when good weather produces a crop flush
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ArticleFlorette boosts UK sourcing with Angflor expansion
Bagged-salad leader begins construction on second phase of Essex production site this week
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ArticleIndian onion shortage despite record harvest
India faces an onion shortage after Maharashtra farmers lose a significant share of their crop due to storage damage
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ArticleGrowers concerned about Fenthion restriction
Tasmanian producers fear losing fruit fly free status if chemical’s usage is cut without alternative
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ArticleFruidor takes over Gourgues
France's leading ripener has announced the acquisition of early potato specialist Gourgues in the southwest of the country
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ArticleWales wins fight to set up its own AWB
Supreme Court had been asked to rule on legality Welsh assembly’s decision to pass a bill to establish their own wages board
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ArticleOpen Farm Sunday a record-breaker
Event organisers record more than 207,000 visitors, with more people travelling from urban areas to visit a farm
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ArticleNFU stand wins gold at Hampton Court
Waitrose and the NFU wowed judges with display of seasonal produce from growers across the country including resilient Somerset Levels
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ArticleNZ trade mission to Taiwan
Thirty delegates from New Zealand will head to Taiwan on a trade mission to celebrate the ANZTEC agreement
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ArticleKiwifruit contractors breach labour laws
Investigators issue 22 improvement notices and find 8 illegal workers in Bay of Plenty probe