All Production & Trade articles – Page 1053
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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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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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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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ArticleEastpack-Satara merger fails
Vote to combine post-harvest kiwifruit operating companies misses 75 per cent benchmark by 0.2 per cent
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ArticleUS opens up to Egyptian strawberries
The US department of agriculture has announced that strawberries from Egypt will now be granted access
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ArticleUS fruit exports to Korea soar
FTA implemented last year causes sharp increase in fruit exports, particularly oranges and cherries
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ArticleResearch facility opens in Guatemala
New centre aims to foster sustainable and innovative greenhouse production across Latin America
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ArticleGuatemala retains firm grip on US
Despite rising exports to Europe, Guatemala is confident it will maintain its sizeable share of the US agricultural market
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ArticleTurners & Growers lowers full-year loss
Asset write-down negatively impacted on group's profitability in 2012, although NZ$15.3m loss was an improvement on 2011
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ArticleMexican mangoes start slowly
Imports into the US market could exceed 58m cartons for the third consecutive year despite slow season start
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ArticleJapan pioneers new farming methods
Agriculture industry attempts to resurrect domestic produce market with indoor growing facility
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ArticleUrban agriculture hits new heights
A week after the conclusion of the second Urban Agriculture Summit in Sweden, the Staay Food Group won the Fruit Logistica Innovation Award for its City Farming concept. Is the industry now ready to embrace transformative solutions to the world’s food supply problem?
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ArticleAlmonds become Australia's largest export
Rising global demand and industry's increasing profitability has caused phenomenal growth of almond production
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ArticleSudanese grower eyes Europe
Although the market in Sudan is currently performing well, producer Elaabid sees Germany as too attractive a proposition to ignore
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ArticleEU farmers seek renewed CAP funding
Agricultural group Copa-Cogeca calls on members of the European Parliament to support new proposals ahead of key vote
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ArticleRossillion forms Fraxinelle
On leaving the French apple and pear association, Florence Rossillion is starting up a new advisory company
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ArticleCamposol upbeat for asparagus deal
Promotional activities in Europe will support supply volume entering the market over the coming months
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ArticlePoland set for larger strawberry yield
Tomasz Werner of jagodnik.pl says that while frozen and processed strawberries dominate, the fresh market could be growing
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ArticleGrape imports nearing trigger level
Tariff rate on Australian grapes entering Thailand may rise as volumes near safeguard levels
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Japanese market ripe for Vietnamese exports
With approval for dragonfruit and mango secured, industry experts tip Japan as a rising Vietnamese export destination