All Production & Trade articles – Page 1067
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ArticleRainy May boosting UK root veg sales
Leading supermarket chain Tesco reports major increase in sales of parsnips, onions, swedes, fresh soups and umbrellas
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ArticleNew Zealand fruit fly fears abate
Fears of a fruit fly outbreak in New Zealand are receding as search turns up no further specimens
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ArticleCameroon gets EU banana backing
State Radio reports that the European Union is to hand the country's banana sector a €48m funding boost
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ArticleSainsbury's enjoys record apple season
Retailer beats its own sales mark during the UK topfruit season, selling some 38,000 tonnes so far this campaign
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ArticleFyffes increases target profit range
Fyffes has announced it is increasing its target profit range for 2012.
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ArticleField vegetables under rain threat
Ongoing rainfall is threatening to curtail the asparagus season and disrupt the new potato and vining pea campaigns.
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ArticleCamposol registers all-round growth
Sales climb thanks to growth in both asparagus and grapes, with the company forecasting continued strong performance in 2012
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ArticleFlorida orange estimate increases
Early and mid-season varieties show higher volumes to push forecast upwards, while grapefruit yields remain stable
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ArticleDole eyes Malaysian investment
Officials in the Malaysian state of Sabah are welcoming plans to develop a huge farming operation there
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Israel and Thailand strike deal
The new deal aims to increase trade between the two countries and improve Israeli access in South East Asia
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ArticleGiumarra prepares for NZ Meyer lemons
Fresh produce marketer puts plan for upcoming Meyer lemon season into place, and expects larger volumes this year
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ArticleFruit fly detected in New Zealand
NZ’s horticultural export industries are on tenterhooks following the discovery in Auckland of Queensland fruit fly
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ArticleIncrease in Chinese fruit production
New plantings, improved orchard management and favourable growing conditions have contributed to an increase in Chinese fruit production
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ArticleReport reveals extent of Psa-V impact
Joint study by Kiwifruit Vine Health and Lincoln University has estimated the outbreak could cost NZ industry up to NZ$885m
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ArticleTim Goodacre returns to NZ fruit business
Exclusive: Former Zespri chief executive re-emerges as chairman of Mr Apple, New Zealand's largest fresh apple supplier
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ArticleChiquita records opening quarter loss
Group slips to net loss of US$11m for the first quarter of 2012, as revenue is hit by lower banana prices in key markets
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ArticlePoland eyes South Korean market
Poland has stated it plans to increase exports of fresh produce to South Korea
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ArticleNew food safety scare in China
Fresh food safety concerns in China following claims vegetable traders there are using formaldehyde to prolong the shelf life of cabbages
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ArticleFears for Philippine banana exports to China
Filipino banana industry concerned territorial dispute could jeopardise exports into China
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ArticleIndonesia implements import quota
The Indonesian governments has installed another hurdle for fresh produce importers with the announcement of a quota system