All Production & Trade articles – Page 1111
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ArticleEU agrees to Colombia-Peru deal
Future FTA would guarantee zero tariffs for bilateral trade after the current beneficial agreement with the two South American nations ends in 2013
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ArticleAnecoop sees turnover ‘fall slightly’
Valencia-based group worried about impact of "low prices" being paid to member growers
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ArticleBVEO boss Karl Schmitz to step down
Potato industry leader Christian Weseloh to succeed Schmitz as MD of German producer organisations union
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ArticleKiwifruit picking begins in NZ
New Zealand has started picking its first kiwifruit of the season, with volumes expected to be higher than early forecasts
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Indonesia delays banning use of popular port
Plans to ban imports of fresh produce through the port where most fruit and vegetables are shipped to Indonesia have been delayed.
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ArticleIndian mango volumes fall
Indian horticulture officials predict national mango volumes will fall this year due to heavy January rainfall
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ArticleEU rules restrict Thai veg volumes
EU Thai vegetable import restrictions are affecting volumes arriving into Europe
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ArticleDole's German sale confined to logistics
Company declines to elaborate but investigation rules out sale of marketing or import operations linked to distribution
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ArticleCost-cutting pays off for Dole
The multinational has reported a significant boost in 2011 fourth-quarter earnings as its cost reduction efforts kick in
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ArticleChilean blues exports come up short
Sendings of Chilean blueberries to date this season are tracking behind the forecast for another record crop in 2011/12
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ArticleCost-cutting pays off for Dole
Dole Food Co has reported a loss of US$2 million (£1.27m) from continuing operations for the fourth quarter of 2011, a significant improvement on the US$31m (£19.7m) loss posted for the same period of 2010.
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ArticleGarlic scam that saw boss jailed for six years was ‘not surprising’
A garlic scam that led to an Irish importer being jailed for six years for dodging import duty was “not surprising” given the tax rates, an industry source has said.
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ArticleGreen light for Bonduelle in Russia
The French group has gained the approval of the Russian competition authorities to take over Coubanskie Conservi
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ArticleChina cracks down on grey-channel fruit
China is cracking down on Washington apples smuggled into the country via Hong Kong
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ArticleWAPA forecasts lower SH topfruit season
Revised forecast drops production figures for both apples and pears in the Southern Hemisphere from initial estimates
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ArticleRiverina Citrus to close doors
Amidst flooding in the region, growers have voted to wind down Australian peak industry body Riverina Citrus
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ArticleZespri director steps down
Ray Sharp resigns from New Zealand kiwifruit marketer's board of directors over potential conflict of interest
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ArticleMorrisons to grow more of own produce
Chief executive Dalton Philips reveals plans to invest in production of fruit, vegetables and salads to "cut out middlemen"
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ArticleCalifornia seeks fumigant alternative
The California Strawberry Commission and state department of pesticide regulation are joining forces to find alternatives to fumigant use in the state's strawberry production
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ArticleThailand-Chile work on fruit export requirements
Thailand and Chile are going through the motions before finalising Chilean fruit export protocols to Thailand