All Production & Trade articles – Page 1040
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ArticlePositive mood for Israeli citrus sector
New plantings help boost production as easy-peel varieties look set to drive future growth in the category
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ArticlePakistan kinnow should reach export target
Demand from new countries boosts sector hampered by US sanctions and costly Indonesian market access
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ArticleSyria to welcome Israeli apples
In a move coordinated by the UN and the Red Cross, some 18,000 tonnes of apples are to be sent to the war-torn country
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ArticleIndonesia set to issue Thai quotas
Import restrictions likely to be lifted on shallots and longan
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ArticleFirst strawberries sold at REO
The West Flanders auction has just sold its first strawberries of the season, and expectations are high for a further increase in volumes this year
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ArticleGerman asparagus earlier than ever
Harvesting of covered production could begin in March, ahead of traditional mid-April start to asparagus season
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ArticleStable European market for courgettes
Hillfresh anticipates steady 2013, while very youngest consumers look set to take larger bites out of category in future
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ArticleIran upsets the apple cart in India
An influx of lower cost Iranian apples has shaken up India’s apple import market this year
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ArticlePhilippines approves Australian produce
Agreement for Australian produce reached after Philippines government recognises successful in-transit trials to kill fruit fly
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ArticleQ&A – Dirk van den Heuvel
Hillfresh stonefruit buyer Dirk van den Heuvel talks exclusively to Eurofruit about the latest developments in the industry and what 2013 could have in store
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ArticleBonduelle sees turnover rise
The French group has seen its performance in Europe improve over the last three months, while outside Europe growth continues to be strong
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ArticlePsa disease traced to China
Study published in scientific journal Plos One maps bacteria genome to confirm its origins in China
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ArticleAsian Citrus revenue drops
Planned replanting programme, unstable weather and wage inflation take toll on company income
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ArticleKenya 'could triple mango exports'
Exporters association Fpeak says investment is planned in new production to capitalise on strong European demand
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Shaffe's shipping rate concern
Rise in shipping rates could have major impact on the sustainability and competitiveness of the fresh produce industry, the group says
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ArticleFarms to return to Palestinians
Following an admission by the Israel Lands Administration, 120ha of land given wrongly to an Israeli kibbutz should return to Palestinian owners
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ArticleCamposol to plant 1,000ha of blues
The Peruvian giant will have 400ha of blueberries under production by next year as the business begins to take off in the country
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ArticleCantaloupe packhouse inspections outlined
In the US, the Food and Drug Administration has announced that it will start conducting inspections of cantaloupe melon packhouses
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ArticleHardy takes pipfruit helm at Freshmax
Australasian produce group appoints Michael 'Snow' Hardy as general manager of its global apple and pear business
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ArticleChinese impasse frustrates WA growers
Ongoing refusal to allow Washington apple imports closes major market for exporters