All Production & Trade articles – Page 1054
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ArticleThai citrus access causes confusion
South African industry body issues media release to address confusion over Thai access for deciduous fruits after the country allows citrus imports
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ArticleChinese access likely for Malay pineapples and jackfruit
Malaysian authorities hope to establish Zhanjiang in China’s Guangdong province as a gateway for fresh produce exports
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ArticleHigh standards for Portsmouth stevedore
Fresh produce handler MMD (Shipping Services) has achieved the renowned OHSAS 18001 international health and safety standard.
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ArticleIsraeli lychee exports begin
Israeli fresh produce supplier Galilee Export has started its first lychee exports of the season.
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ArticleKeepstem puts focus on its core lines
Keepstem Ltd, the parent company of Lincolnshire Field Products, has reported a profit boost despite a fall in turnover for the brassica, potato and arable producer.
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ArticleStaay makes sustainable promise
Dutch fresh produce supplier targets fully sustainable overseas sourcing programme by 2020
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ArticleKorean berry exporter expects growth
As Korean strawberry exports continue to grow, exporters are finding new ways to be more price competitive
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ArticleDutch cherry season gets underway
Start of campaign coincides with end of Italian season and first arrivals of Turkish cherries alongside later Spanish supplies
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ArticleAG Thames upbeat despite £4.9m loss
AG Thames has predicted a return to profit in 2012 after reporting a £4.9 million pre-tax loss for the year to 30 September 2011.
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ArticleT&G considers product expansion
Turners & Growers is casting its eye to new product lines as part of a strategic review driven by majority shareholder Baywa
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ArticleBrazil lifts ban on Argentine topfruit
Shipments of apples and pears from Argentina's Río Negro and Neuquén provinces allowed access to Brazil once more
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ArticleConcern over China's kiwifruit
Some kiwifruit sold in China could be damaging to the human immune system, according to reports in the Chinese media, due to growers using a growth-regulating chemical called Caplit.
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ArticleSaint-Charles Export looks east
French consortium Saint-Charles Export is seeking to boost its members' exports to Austria and Poland
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ArticleEnglish and French apple crops down
Production set to be down due to recent frosts, but accurate forecasts reportedly hard to come by as new harvest approaches
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ArticleEuropean apple volumes hit
English and French apple crops will be significantly lower than last season, with some growers having as little as 10 per cent of a normal crop.
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South Korea lifts Pakistani mango ban
South Korea has given the green light to Pakistani mango imports after a 12-year embargo
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ArticleRPA announces second funding tranche
The Rural Payments Agency has opened a second tranche of EU funding for promoting agricultural produce
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ArticleMirabelle volumes down in Lorraine
Despite the forecast drop in volumes of the Mirabelle plum in France, size and quality expectations are high
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ArticleVertical farming opportunity in China
Swedish vertical greenhouse proponent agrees to work with local university to establish urban agriculture
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ArticleDG Fruit scores with charity golf day
DG Fruit has helped raise a sizeable sum for children’s cancer charity Toma.