All Production & Trade articles – Page 1109
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ArticleTom Lange renames Florida office
The import-export business has been brought under the group's expanding Seven Seas branding
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ArticleCherry waves for Chinese New Year
The Chinese market has come under pressure with a flood of Chilean cherry arrivals for Lunar New Year
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ArticleExport bloom for NZ persimmons
New Zealand’s persimmon industry is looking forward to new market access as planted area grows during the next few years
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Nursery fined over worker who fell through roof
Westland Nurseries has been fined £12,000 after a worker suffered serious head injuries falling through a greenhouse roof.
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ArticleChile develops solar-powered orchard
A Chilean company is developing solar energy to pump water into desert regions for cultivating table grapes
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Ecuadorean bananas trend upwards
The world’s largest banana exporter is gearing up for another solid export year in spite of tough trading conditions in its biggest market
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ArticleAgrexco aims to bounce back in 2012
Under the guidance of new owner Gideon Bickel, the fallen Israeli fresh produce giant is aiming to re-establish itself this year
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ArticleGrowth for Peruvian mandarin exports
The opening up of new export outlets in the Asian market helped to boost Peru’s global mandarin sales last year
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ArticleProduce World hires new head of farming
Produce World Marshalls has appointed a new head of farm operations.
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ArticleFreeze damages US citrus
Freezing temperatures in US state of California appear to have damaged state’s mandarin crop, but spared oranges
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ArticleIndia lowers MEP for onions
Onion exports from India should increase as the country’s government slashes its Minimum Export Price
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ArticleRebels attack Philippines banana production
Communist rebels associated with the New People’s Army have launched a series of attacks against banana production in the Philippines
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ArticleEnglish apple sales soar
Strong performance reflects investment in new orchards and varieties, according to Adrian Barlow
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ArticlePeruvian grape exports to soar
Country's Central Reserve Bank forecasts that annual shipments could grow 20 per cent
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ArticleVietnam dragon fruit gets US trademark
Vietnam's largest dragon fruit exporter, Binh Thuan, has had its fruit registered as a trademark by the US Patent Office
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ArticleLettuce producers take stand
Producers in the south of France have refused to accept the prices offered to them by supermarkets, demanding production costs be covered
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ArticleCoalition formed ahead of trade deal deadline
Spanish associations join together in final push against EU-Morocco trade deal, as ratification vote looms
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ArticleUSDA closing offices to reduce costs
The US Department of Agriculture plans to streamline multiple operations and close offices in the US as well as abroad
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ArticleMeeting called after discouraging plum season
Following a disappointing year of sales and returns for many English plum growers, a stonefruit meeting is being held to develop an action plan for 2012.
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ArticleTopfruit shortfall for Argentina
Apple and pear output is forecast to reduce this year in the South American country’s main growing regions