All Production & Trade articles – Page 1036
-
ArticleForced labour concerns hit Thailand
The US report on human trafficking has downgraded Thailand and Malaysia amidst concerns its governments aren’t doing enough to fight forced labour
-
ArticleCosta equipped to expand in Japan
New brix sensor to give Australian group an edge in the lucrative Japanese citrus market
-
ArticleIndian mango audit ‘could lift ban’
A successful audit of Indian mango processing facilities in September could mean imports ban will be lifted before December, MP has said
-
ArticlePeru clears kiwi plant imports from US
Move gives growers opportunity to broaden their product portfolio
-
ArticleUS cherry season kicks off strongly in China
First arrivals selling for RMB100 per carton more than last year
-
ArticlePakistani mangoes enter US
Asian nation hopeful of boosting exports to North America, as season’s first shipment commands strong prices
-
Article"Affluent" diet constrains food production
A report released by the World Bank finds China’s rapid growth and urbanisation have changed Chinese diets, raising concerns of sustainable food production and food security
-
ArticleTanzanian mango exports set for rise
Exports of Tanzanian mangoes are forecast to increase to the European Union as initiatives including new varietal development take effect
-
ArticleBC cherry deal signed in China
Following an agriculture trade mission, British Columbian cherry exports now have full access into mainland China
-
ArticlePotential for new Philippine banana variety
Researchers claim lacatan variety is highly resistant to banana bunchy top virus
-
ArticleMixed start for US stonefruit imports
Strong Australian demand for peaches and nectarines could be offset by over-eagerness of importers
-
Article
Giant Jersey Royals 'left to rot in field'
Supermarkets are allegedly refusing to buy from this season's Jersey Royal crop as 'perfect weather' has made potatoes too big
-
ArticleOmani growers net Brazilian boost
Project involving universities in both countries aims to reverse impact caused by mango disease and boost local production
-
ArticleJingold to overcome crop loss in Chile
Kiwigold Chile venture targeting long-term success following loss of 60 per cent of its yellow-fleshed kiwifruit crop this season
-
ArticleIndustry voices concerns over proposed Aphis fees
Fears that new charges will have negative impact on produce businesses
-
ArticleStemilt kicks off NW cherry imports to China
A joint effort by Lantao and Stemilt brings this season's first shipments of Bing cherries from Washington State to Guangzhou by air
-
ArticleLatin Americans mull joint avocado shipments to China
Mexico and Peru could collaborate as their windows are complementary, says ProMexico
-
ArticleVeg is compulsory in new school meals
Children must eat at least one portion of vegetables or salad a day under new school meal standards released today
-
ArticleMinisters continue support for POs
Council of the European Union's agriculture meeting in Luxembourg gives backing to producer consolidation strategy
-
ArticlePotato firm enjoys educating Somerset
Branston talks to more than 1,600 people in two Open Farm Sunday events about a potato's journey from field to fork