All Production & Trade articles – Page 1134
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ArticleMixed progress for Chilean grapes
Chile is closing the gap in the US but its table grape sendings to Canada, Asia and Europe remain well down against last year due to unfavourable weather
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ArticleFDA grants safety rule comment extension
Following industry requests, the Food and Drug Administration has extended comment periods for proposed rules to 16 May
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ArticleArgentina looks ahead to lemon deal
All Lemon group of certified lemon suppliers anticipates top quality and similar volume providing weather conditions are favourable
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ArticleBrazil launches Jaíba fruit brand
The certificate of origin will add value to Silva bananas, Tahiti limes, Palmer mangoes and Formosa papayas from northern Brazil
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ArticleUS receives berry requests
Ecuador and Morocco have made requests for the US to assess the possibility of importing their fresh raspberries
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ArticleWAPA announces new president
The topfruit association has named Peter Beaven as its new president, while forecasting a rise in Southern Hemisphere volumes
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ArticleThe Greenery launches convenient asparagus
Dutch group introduces ready-to-steam peeled white asparagus for the microwave to make preparation easier
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ArticleNZ kiwifruit volumes to fall
Zespri's Simon Limmer tells the Wall Street Journal that prices will rise as Psa takes a grip on gold kiwifruit production
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ArticleMexico confirms mango delay
Hot weather conditions across the country mean harvesting this year is only likely to get underway at the end of February
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ArticlePeruvian avocados poised to enter China
Agreement to be approved “soon” according to Peru-China Chamber of Commerce manager
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ArticleFinancial assistance for Konkan growers
Indian government approves funding for mango growers in Konkan region
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ArticleUS confident for Uruguay citrus deal
If access is granted, strong consumer demand for easy peelers presents Uruguay with solid opportunities on the US market
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ArticleGreek farmers protest austerity
Protests are continuing in Greece, with farmers handing out free produce in in front of the ministry of agriculture in Athens
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Article'Pear volume down 20 per cent', says BFV
Belgische Fruitveiling reports that volumes have dropped in Belgium, with pear prices on the rise
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ArticleSecond Psa symposium planned
Growers and scientists alike will gather in New Zealand to discuss research and plot the next steps for the kiwifruit industry
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ArticlePineapples spearhead Japan import growth
Record volumes of pineapples, avocados and grapes among the highlights of Japan's fresh fruit import figures for 2012
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ArticleSurprise cherry shortage for CNY
China’s import trade caught by surprise as supplies of Chilean cherries come up short for Chinese New Year festivities
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Article'Business as usual' for Ahold and ICA
Collaboration on fresh produce sourcing set to continue despite Dutch group's decision to sell off majority shareholding
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ArticleIndonesia to discuss import suspensions
A ban on 13 kinds of fruit and vegetable products may be lifted when Indonesian government officials meet Thai counterparts
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ArticleBoost in Washington for stonefruit
Vote by growers sees approval to double research assessments, Washington State University has reported