All Production & Trade articles – Page 1090
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ArticleRSA records largest grape export crop
SATI is celebrating the biggest South African table grape export crop since the industry was deregulated in 1997
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ArticleNaturipe expands Mexican operations
The berry marketer is tapping into the burgeoning potential within the Mexican blueberry industry to complement existing berry production
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ArticleNew tomato research 'lowers production costs'
Scientists have sequenced the genome of the domesticated tomato in a breakthrough that could lower production costs for growers of tomato crops.
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ArticleM&S boasts unique stonefruit offering
Special stonefruit varieties sourced by Univeg Katopé are hitting the premium retailer's shelves this summer
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ArticleIndonesia grants NZ recognised status
Indonesia has granted New Zealand ‘recognised country’ status, allowing it to ship horticultural products directly to Jakarta
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ArticleRains damage Taiwanese produce
Rain in Taiwan has caused millions of dollars in damage to horticultural crops
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ArticleChile targets truffle exports
Black perigold truffles grown in Maule could be exported to markets in Europe, Asia and the Americas by 2013
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ArticlePakistan mango exports fall
Pakistani mango export volumes are set to plummet this season because of an Iranian trade embargo and no shipments so far to the US or Japan
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ArticleFears for wider Psa impact in NZ
KVH has warned that New Zealand's green kiwifruit may not hold up against Psa if management strategies are not implemented
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ArticleIncrease in Chilean kiwifruit exports to Korea
Chile expects kiwifruit exports to Korea to increase this season following last year’s anti-competitive ruling against Zespri
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ArticlePhilippine banana growers seek government help
Philippine banana growers need government assistance to remain competitive in China, industry body says
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ArticleFreshTec offers its services
Former Greenery UK technical manager Richard Binks has launched FreshTec, a one-stop shop for fresh produce companies
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ArticlePeruvian asparagus volume to contract
Warm weather, rising costs and competition from the processing market will see shipments decline this year and beyond
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ArticleLebanese watermelon growers raise fears
Watermelon producers in Lebanon have called for the government to halt imports, as price concerns rise
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Competition hits Argentinean exports
Fruit and vegetable sendings from two major ports in the south of Argentina have fallen by a third year on year for the first five months of 2012.
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ArticleChris Antico joins N&A Group
Australian produce importer Chris Antico has joined trader N&A Group’s import division Pacific Fruit Brokers
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ArticleIndonesian import regulations delayed
Indonesia has delayed the introduction of new horticultural import licensing regulations until September
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ArticleZespri Gold sales positive
Zespri kiwifruit are fetching better than expected returns in price-conscious markets this season as a result of high quality
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ArticlePeruvian grape production to soar
The growth in international demand, coupled with the emergence of new production areas, has catapulted Peru onto the grape market
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ArticleCosta Rica’s Moin port re-opens
Police have put an end to a worker strike at the Port of Moin in Limón which has paralysed trading since Tuesday