All Production & Trade articles – Page 1134
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ArticleFPC expresses Fera charge hike concerns
Proposed increases in statutory charges for phytosanitary, passport and health licensing inspection fees have been slammed
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ArticleBanana import licences to be scrapped
Banana import licences will be abolished in 2012, the EU management committee for the common organisation of agricultural markets has announced.
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ArticleSouth Korea ratifies FTA with US
US fresh produce exporters stand to benefit from the ratification of FTA with Korea - once the smoke has settled
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ArticleDole quits Sri Lankan banana plantation
US food giant Dole has reportedly abandoned its banana plantation in a Sri Lankan national park after threat of a lawsuit
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ArticleSolid growth for Chilean cherries
Overseas exports have risen so far this season, with fruit headed for the US, Asia, Latin America, Europe, Russia and the Middle East
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ArticleAsian motivation for T&G takeover
The expanding fresh produce market in Asia has been listed as the motivation for BayWa’s takeover bid for Turners & Growers
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ArticleRussia 'to lower citrus import duties'
Reports suggest that import duty will be lowered within a year of the country joining the World Trade Organisation
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ArticleChicory producers face possible fine
In France, competition authorities have threatened to fine chicory producers for harmonising prices
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ArticleEarly start for VOG's Rubens crop
Harvesting kicks off two weeks earlier than last season, with 1,200 tonnes of the variety set to be produced in South Tyrol
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ArticleChilean blueberries set to ramp up
A higher volume of blueberries from Chile is due to be shipped this week coinciding with the peak harvesting period in the central regions
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ArticleBanana import licenses to be abolished
Freshfel says that 'administratively burdensome and costly' banana import licenses will be removed on 1 January next year
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ArticleProducer funds 'must be agreed'
Copa-Cogeca calls for proposed producer organisation funds to be confirmed in the EU's 2012 budget in face of 'major crisis'
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ArticleOnions smugglers uncovered
Illegal onion imports seized in Philippines as customs officials crack down on smugglers
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ArticleDole cuts loss as revenue climbs
Dole Food Company has announced that it turned in a loss from continuing operations of US$47m (£29.77) through the third quarter of the year, a slight improvement on the US$49m recorded in the same period of 2010.
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ArticleEx-Agrexco GM joins Galilee
Former general manager of Agrexco Oded Yacovson has led the hectic start for new Israeli exporter Galilee
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ArticleValencia citrus pickers plan strike
Unions announce region's citrus harvest workers will go on strike on 28 November to protest against new contract offer
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Dole cuts loss as revenues climb
Third quarter results show a reduced loss of US$47m for the fresh produce giant as the European market again proved a challenging one
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ArticleOptyx cherry sorter raises the bar
Key Technology has launched new sorting equipment for cherry growers.
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ArticlePakistan explores new markets
Pakistan is targeting new markets for its fruits and vegetables, but poor post-harvest facilities limit export growth
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ArticleRed Delicious crop down but moving out
Projections for Washington’s Red Delicious apple crop have been revised downwards, but the outlook for exports remains bright