All Production & Trade articles – Page 1107
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ArticleBonduelle confirms US acquisition
Bonduelle North America has just completed the acquisition of three processing plants and a packaging centre in the US
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ArticleBroad change to T&G management
T&G has announced the appointment of a number of new staff to its upper management, many of them BayWa representatives
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ArticleVietnam imposes export ban
Vietnam responds to EU embargo threat with self-imposed ban on exports of 15 types of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleNZ joint venture expands export reach
New Zealand apple trader Te Mata Export and MG Marketing seek mutual benefits though joint venture
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ArticleGrowers face fines over illegal G3 graft
Zespri set to send out tough message by fining New Zealand kiwifruit growers who illegally grafted new gold cultivar
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ArticleUS approves Malaysian papayas
The US has approved irradiated Malaysian papayas for commercial sale, and is considering granting access to Chilean gooseberries
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VideoStrong turnout for FRESH2011
More than 200 delegates from 24 countries attended this year's congress, which was held in the Dutch port city of Rotterdam
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T193 Ltd wins new apple rights
New Zealand fruit company T193 has won a licence to grow and globally market a new apple variety that is expected to meet strong demand in Asia
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ArticleFDA clears tomatoes but jalapeños feel the heat
While tomato growers welcomed the FDA decision, imports of jalapeño peppers from Mexico have virtually ground to a halt
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ArticleGood outlook for South African topfruit
Growers are forecasting a strong 2012 apple and pear season, with more than 40m cartons expected to be shipped for export
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ArticleMexican tomato exports triple
Tomatoes now one of country’s key food exports, alongside avocados
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ArticleEuropean suppliers 'must add value'
New report by Rabobank highlights how a changing fresh produce industry has altered the role of suppliers
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ArticleUruguay forecasts citrus growth
Mandarins are set to record the biggest increase in production this year, followed by oranges, while grapefruit volume will contract
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ArticleMalaysia to limit imported produce sales
In a bid to promote domestic production the Malaysian government plans to limit where imported fresh produce can be sold
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ArticleBidvest drops bid for Capespan share
Company has reportedly abandoned its plans to acquire a 15 per cent share in South African fruit exporter Capespan Group
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ArticleOptimism for Flanders' cucumber growers
Following an early start to the season, cucumber growers are satisfied with how domestic production is developing
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ArticleBayWa boosted by agri earnings
German group and new majority shareholder in Turners & Growers records impressive increase in revenues and pre-tax profit
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ArticleKorean access expands for South Africa
South African grapefruit and lemons are on the brink of gaining entry into South Korea
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ArticleSalad companies form partnership
Eisberg and SAB Ortofrutta working together to improve efficiency, secure supply and target new commercial opportunities
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ArticleCo-operative reveals £80m slump in food sales
The Co-operative has announced its food sales fell by £80 million during 2011.