All Production & Trade articles – Page 1064
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ArticleRain in France hits Burlat cherry crop
French cherry production in Provence has been hit by heavy rain, causing major damage to the early Burlat variety
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ArticleSouth African apple exports up
South Africa is sending more fruit to growing markets on the continent while exports to the UK continue to fall
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ArticleAus-Malaysia ink free trade deal
Australia and Malaysia have signed a free trade agreement paving the way for firm food trade between the two countries
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Aus to assess mangoes from Pakistan
A team of Australian agriculture officials is due to arrive in Karachi to assess whether or not to approve Pakistani mango imports
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ArticleChina-Philippines in banana-pest spat
Philippine quarantine inspectors have found no pests in bananas shipped to China, despite Chinese claims to the contrary
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ArticleUK strawberries arrive at Sainsbury’s
UK retailer Sainsbury’s has announced that it is now stocking British strawberries, delayed due to adverse weather conditions
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ArticleNZ confirms fruit fly free status
Relief for country’s horticultural sector as fruit fly detection is declared an isolated incidence
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ArticleNZ Braeburn exports dwindle
Industry hopes short crop will translate into sustainable prices for New Zealand Braeburn apple growers
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ArticleUK asparagus back in time
Asparagus growers in the UK have been buoyed by the recent change in the weather, just in time for the Jubilee celebrations
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ArticleTotal Cherry optimistic for season
Despite weather problems in Europe and a larger and earlier US crop, Total Cherry is confident ahead of the new cherry season
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ArticleGrowth for Mexican table grapes
Half of this year’s 16.5m-carton export crop will enter the US market between 25 May and 15 June
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ArticleMexican mangoes enjoy better season
Volume is already ahead of last year’s pace, with the second half of the deal set to be just as strong from the late growing areas
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ArticleBahia focuses on certification
The Brazilian region's grape growers are improving their certification programme in order to access more foreign markets
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ArticleInterfel names Dupont as president
Bruno Dupont of the FNPF has been elected president of French interprofessional organisation Interfel
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ArticleRetailer focuses on produce for a Better Tesco
Tesco published its annual report on Tuesday and revealed a six-part plan to create a Better Tesco in the UK with a focus on produce.
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ArticleSyrian violence helps Egyptian citrus
As the turmoil in Syria continues, Egyptian citrus suppliers are reporting an increase in demand for the fruit in the Middle East
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ArticleM&S launches new potato variety
The UK retailer has announced the launch of a new potato variety that fits neatly with the country's summer of sporting events
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ArticleProduce popularity grows in US
US survey reveals consumers' overwhelming support for increased consumption and equal access to fresh produce
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ArticleSalad recall widens on the US market
The USDA claims salads distributed by three US-based marketers have the potential to be contaminated with salmonella or listeria
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ArticlePFVA joins forces with USAID
Pakistan's fresh produce association has joined forces with USAID to improve the quality of its fruit and vegetables