All Production & Trade articles – Page 1105
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ArticleValencia reduction for Florida citrus crop
USDA reports that orange crop forecast is down by 2m boxes, while grapefruit estimates rise slightly
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ArticleFirst RSA Sharon fruit shipped
The first Sharon fruit of the 2012 season will appear on retail shelves in the UK and Canada towards the end of the month
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ArticlePotential boom for Indian mangoes
Indian mango export volumes could almost double to 80,000 tonnes this season, according to APEDA
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ArticleKinnow exports fall short
Difficulties with market access and customs authorities have cut short Pakistan’s kinnow export goals
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ArticleShaffe releases 2012 SH citrus forecast
Preliminary forecast points towards increases for Chile, Peru, South Africa and Uruguay, while volume from Argentina and Australia will decline
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ArticleEthiopia signs Saudi deal
The African country has formed an agreement with International Saudi Agriculture for the export of organic bananas
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ArticlePrepared sales boost Bakkavor
Fresh food specialist sees good prepared sales results in 2011 but a drop in UK produce performance
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ArticleMore mangoes reach US shores
Arrivals of mangoes into the US market from Peru, Mexico and Guatemala rose at the end of March, new report shows
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ArticleBoom times for US mango demand
New consumer research shows growth in US demand since 2007 on the back of successful marketing programmes
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ArticleAnother door swings open
By opening the door to Peruvian avocados, the US market will be able to satisfy better its staggering growth in demand
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ArticleDecision time for Farm Bill
The new US Farm Bill will inevitably see cuts made to certain areas, but fresh fruit and vegetables remain a priority following forward steps taken in the 2008 bill
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ArticleVegetable prices hike Chinese inflation
High vegetable prices from cold weather over March in China have pushed up the country’s inflation rate
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ArticleDuty hike hits Bangladeshi fruit imports
Last week’s move by the Bangladeshi government to slap an additional 20 per cent regulatory duty on imported fruits has hit sales
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ArticleTe Awanui leads Japanese delegation
Maori grower Te Awanui Huka Pak will lead a NZ kiwifruit delegation to Japan this week and open the Zespri Trade Conference in Tokyo
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ArticleHortyfruta issues melon warning
Harvesting too early risks disrupting market, warns association
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ArticleKiwi feijoas flying into Dubai
New Zealand export trade in exotic fruit is building, according to leading supplier based in the country's kiwifruit heartland
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ArticleProduce World 'back in profit'
UK company says it has recovered from £8m accounting error that led to multi-million pound loss
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ArticleGariguette arrives on shelves
The Red Label Gariguette strawberry variety is now available, with an online competition underway to encourage increased consumption
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ArticleNZ accuses China over Psa outbreak
New Zealand scientists believe China is the most likely source of the Psa-V disease devastating New Zealand's kiwifruit vines
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ArticleGood prospects for Chilean nuts
A new marketing strategy, coupled with wider access to global markets, is set to support a further rise in Chile's nut volume