All Production & Trade articles – Page 1107
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ArticleSpanish exports rise five per cent
Fepex has posted a five per cent year-on-year rise in the value of Spain's fresh produce exports between January and August.
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ArticleUnstable weather halts Irish apple production
Irish apple growers are reporting production drops as high as 70 per cent due to the severe cold spell in spring and the heavy rain in summer, sparking fears of significant rises in fruit, juice, jam and cider prices.
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ArticleCapespan: 'Lennon is a short-term appointment'
The newly appointed managing director of South African fresh produce marketer Capespan Exports has said he will only carry out the role for six months to give the company time to identify a longer-term successor.
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ArticleFears of South Africa worker strikes are calmed
Concerns of disruption to South Africa’s fresh produce trading with the UK due to proposed worker strikes at ports has been eased.
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ArticleFlorida grapefruit forecast rises
Grapefruit production in the US state of Florida is forecast to increase on last season’s levels.
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ArticleBolland says M&S will focus on India
Marks & Spencer will look to expand into India according to its CEO Marc Bolland.
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ArticleScottish potato sector 'is in crisis'
Further bad weather has hit Scottish potato growers in the past week, with fears of mass shortages over the winter season.
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ArticleMove to Marseille wholesale market for Halls
European fruit exporter HL Hall International, one of the largest avocado producers in South Africa, has opened a new office in Marseille's wholesale market.
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ArticleGlobalGAP set to issue new fruit & veg toolkit
International horticultural certification provider GlobalGAP has developed a new toolkit for assessing microbiological risks in the primary production of fresh fruit and vegetables.
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ArticleAnecoop breaks €500m barrier
Turnover soars to €508m for 2011/12 as Spanish cooperative commercialises over 675,000 tonnes of fresh produce
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ArticleFPC organises Dominican Republic visit
The Fresh Produce Consortium (FPC) and the Embassy of the Dominican Republic in the UK is organising a trade mission to the Caribbean nation next month.
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ArticleAustralia eyes US opportunities
Now the market is open to multiple importers, Australia's citrus suppliers are eager to capitalise on potential in the US
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Farmers' market first for Camden
Camden Lock Market has confirmed that it will open its first ever farmers' market.
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Bright outlook for Argentina
Later-than-normal start to Argentina’s lemon harvest, coupled with low domestic stocks in Europe, drives market demand for fresh supply
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ArticleIncreased returns in the bag
Removable cover on picking bags expected to improve kiwifruit quality and profits
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ArticleNZ PM affirms China relationship
New Zealand Prime Minister John Key spoke at the New Zealand China Partnership Forum in Beijing
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ArticleIndia remains key cashew exporter
Production volume of raw nuts falls, but market share remains high
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ArticleIndonesia destroys produce without documentation
Quarantine agency BKP destroyed Chinese and Singaporean produce without complete import documents
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ArticleLemon stocks replenished in Hong Kong
Suppliers and importers adjust produce travel routes to circumvent port strikes disrupting regional fruit supplies
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Asoex re-confirms return to normality
Following the workers’ strike the Chilean Fruit Exporters Association claims shipments are back underway with all export commitments due to be met