All Production & Trade articles – Page 1037
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ArticleM&S takes "earliest ever" Jersey Royals
Iconic British potatoes arrive over three weeks earlier than predicted from open-field production thanks to new techniques
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ArticleDole reports on full-year loss
Fresh produce multinational swings to a net loss of US$142m for the year ended 29 December as revenues fall
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ArticleDeal sets new price for Mexican tomatoes
Agreement with US authorities ends months of negotiations and ensures continued stability in the US tomato supply chain
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ArticleWild pollinator decline top concern
New studies show the decline in wild pollinators could be an even greater threat to yields than the loss of honeybees
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ArticleWeather, not Psa, cuts Chile kiwifruit
Export volume is expected to be stable for Chile’s mature markets while Asia, Latin America and Russia should see growth
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ArticleTesco promises 'radical' supply chain shake-up
CEO Philip Clarke admits that relationships with farmers haven't always been approached correctly and vows to make changes
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ArticleEarnings fall despite higher sales at Camposol
Peruvian company reports that adverse weather conditions negatively impacted on avocado and asparagus volumes
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ArticleRecord year for Californian grapes
The state shipped 101.5m cartons in 2012, with 41 per cent of the crop sent to export markets across the world
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ArticleNet income remains flat at Calavo
Avocado specialist sees result hit by US$1.2m performance-based earn-out consideration expense
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ArticleMango newcomer targets new business
Expanding production and better quality controls are putting Grupo Guerreros in good stead for a successful North American venture
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ArticleEWT revamps business following trading loss
David Pratt tells the Fresh Produce Journal that Empire World Trade is coming on strong after a disappointing 2011/12
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ArticleHaches and Schindler inks Bolivian deal
German firm supports Bolivia’s indigenous communities via ethical supply deal for Amazonian products like Brazil nuts
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ArticleChilean blueberry exports wind down
The 2012/13 season is expected to continue for two more weeks with overall exports forecast to increase by around 20 per cent
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ArticleDriscoll’s sees glasshouse benefits
The UK berry specialist welcomes the arrival of the early Lusa strawberry variety from Benelux
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ArticleNSW blueberry production superseding bananas
Increasing industry profitability sees banana growers diversify their crops into blueberries
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ArticleSupport for Philippine banana growers
Additional P11m (US$271,096) pledged to growers in Compostela Valley hit by Typhoon Pablo
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ArticleRSA calls on UK to prevent citrus ban
With the EU clamping down on markets where citrus black spot is present, South African growers have called for help
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ArticlePeru forecasts avocado growth
Hass avocado exports estimated to rise 30 per cent this year as new orchards come into commercial bearing
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ArticleInquiry into Australian citrus
Report must tackle “critical issues” according to peak industry body chief executive
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ArticleCitrus production booming in South Australia
New trees approaching full production contribute to record mandarin crop and plentiful navel yields