All Production & Trade articles – Page 1106
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ArticleNew Zealand export potential identified
New government-commissioned report states fresh fruit exports could double or treble in the next ten years
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ArticleCriminals: he’s coming to get you
Since taking the reins at the Gangmasters Licensing Authority in January, former police chief constable Paul Broadbent has made it his mission to target worker exploitation within agriculture.
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ArticlePaterson: Europe must adopt GM
UK must become global leader in genetically modified crops, according to British environment secretary Owen Paterson
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ArticleFlandria cauliflower late but picking up
The long winter and low nighttime temperatures in recent months have combined to delay Belgium's summer cauliflower season
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ArticleMajor restructure at Produce World
Vegetable producer makes changes to the business as it looks to expand its farming operation
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ArticleColombia banana strike action averted
Markets in Europe and North America breathe sigh of relief, but questions remain about commercial sustainability of export deal
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ArticleEuropean chance for Sindh mangoes
Growers in Pakistani region have been encouraged by the demand for their Sindhri variety
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ArticleMonsoon pushes up vegetable prices
Weather in Aurangabad, India sees supply outstripped by demand, with some produce prices more than doubling
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ArticlePeruvian banana exports soar
Banana, asparagus and avocado exports climbed on a year-on-year basis
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ArticleSolid US prospects for asparagus
Consumption in the US has spiked since 2010, according to a new report from the Peruvian Asparagus Importer’s Association
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ArticleRussia and Ukraine boost banana sales
Analyst reports record demand for the fruit in eastern European markets, with imports up almost a third on the five-year average
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ArticleIran-India trade booming
Bilateral trade of fresh and dried fruit and nuts sees 30-35 per cent rise during 2011-12 season
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ArticleZespri increases Gold3 allocations
Demand for licences reflects confidence New Zealand industry has in variety, according to chairman
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ArticleNZ-grown Meyer lemons to hit US
Giumarra is anticipating a strong campaign for its imported Meyer lemons, grown in New Zealand
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ArticleChina exports cherries to Taiwan
Landmark recognition of 2010 agreement as Taiwan accepts first shipment of cherries cultivated in China
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ArticleBritish Columbian cherries secure China access
Canadian province deal set to be highly lucrative for the industry, with negotiations underway for blueberries
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ArticleNew Zealand fruit industries align
Horticulture New Zealand expects pipfruit and kiwifruit industries to continue their consolidation process
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ArticleClear start for Cornish Crystals
New season premium potato goes on sale in retailer's stores nationwide
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ArticleSweet future for Opal fruit
Empire World Trade predicts a comeback for yellow apples as UK-grown Opal comes on stream
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ArticleChilean prunes headed for fall
Inclement weather has cut the production forecast for this year, as the industry’s national body announces a new leader