All Production & Trade articles – Page 1050
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ArticleSeeka accepts chairman's resignation
New Zealand's largest kiwifruit grower-packer confirms departure of Kim Ellis following pressure from major shareholders
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ArticleFuture of Farming Group seeks fresh talent
The government is launching a drive to get more fresh talent into horticulture and agriculture.
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ArticleUS merger talks collapse
Merger talks between the Produce Marketing Association and United Fresh Produce Association in the US have ended unsuccessfully.
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ArticleAREFLH pushes for mutual fund
The French organisation argues that a mutual fund is necessary to stabilise producers' incomes during crises
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ArticleBelgian apple and pear volume drops
Belgium's apple and pear crops are set to be considerably lower this season compared with the volume produced in 2011, according to the latest forecast compiled by the country's government and industry organisations.
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ArticleBelgian apple and pear crop shrinks
Key northern European topfruit producer forecasts sharp downturn in apple output as well as major drop in pear supply
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ArticleNunhems teams up with US suppliers
Collaborative seed agreements will provide innovative upgrades for salad ingredients in sandwiches and burgers sold on the US market
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ArticleAgrolemo prepares for US debut
The agro-industrial co-operative is an example of a new model of agribusiness taking precedence in the Dominican Republic
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ArticleFruitmasters auctions first new apples
Company sells first batch of apples for €23 per kilo, with the proceeds being donated to a Dutch children's cancer charity
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ArticleCopefrut predicts export sales growth
One of Chile’s biggest fruit suppliers predicts sustainable growth thanks to production expansion and strengthening sales in Latin America
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ArticleIntercitrus elects new president
Spanish citrus promotion body Intercitrus has unanimously elected José Martínez as new president at its annual general meeting this week.
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ArticleFears for pea and bean crops
Pea and bean growers have been advised to consider protecting crops from split pods in light of the recent wet weather.
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ArticleUS cherry exports to South Korea double
Tariff reduction under recent free trade agreement sees US cherry exports to the Asian nation spike
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ArticleFirst US blueberries arrive in South Korea
US hopes first South Korea-bound shipment of Oregon blueberries could pave way for fruit from other states
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ArticleEarly start for California grapes
The Californian grape season out of the San Joaquin Valley got underway earlier this month with the first shipments of Flame Seedless from the Bakersfield area.
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ArticleDole wrestles weaker European currencies
US giant continues to explore separations of businesses as Q2 revenues, adjusted EBITDA and comparable income fall
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ArticleMixed results for Chinese imports
Chinese importers are reflecting on a good season for Chilean grapes and apples, and hoping for a better year for South African citrus
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ArticleSales boost for Costa Rican pineapples
The Central American nation’s second most important agricultural crop has made further export gains in the first half of 2012
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ArticleEarly start for California grapes
It’ll be early, big and beautiful – the Californian grape season looks set to provide the trade with a bumper, 100m-carton crop
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ArticleSouth African import market set to grow
Country leading the way in southern Africa when it comes to development of market for imported fruit and vegetables