All Production & Trade articles – Page 1136
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ArticleMartinavarro reopens Citroluz site
Citrus exporter reactives Andalusian packhouse of bankrupt company two years after its closure
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Article‘Urgent action’ required in Spain
Leading fresh produce consortium calls for ‘change of direction’ in Spanish agricultural policy to support exports
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ArticleMexico ends NZ kiwifruit tariff
Ending of 20 per cent tariff could open up new opportunities for trade, and save the industry NZ$1m per year
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ArticleUS agricultural exports hit new record
Agricultural secretary Tom Vilsack comments on positive final tally for fiscal 2011, with exports climbing to a record US$137.4bn
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ArticleSatara and Seeka set for merger
Bay of Plenty kiwifruit companies announce amalgamation, pending shareholder approval, to better cope with Psa
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ArticleFepex blames Morocco for price ‘collapse’
Spanish federation accuses Moroccan exporters of flooding EU with cheap tomatoes, forcing ‘collapse’ in prices
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ArticleBig business invests in Chinese organics
China's business tycoons are investing in the country's organic agriculture sector
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ArticleHILD invests in seed facility
Bayer subsidiary's technology facility will process and store various types of vegetable and herb seeds
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ArticleThai produce suffers in floods
Flooding in Thailand is hampering sendings from the south-east Asian country but more crucially is causing severe difficulties for the Thai population involved in the fresh produce sector.
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ArticleNew president for APEF
The French producer association for chicory has named Catherine Decourcelle as the successor to Charles Bellet
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ArticleStorms hammer Australian apple production
Australian apple industry reeling after storms inflict widespread damage to major growing regions
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ArticleBrazil grants access to Italian citrus
Phytosanitary protocol for Italian citrus exports reportedly agreed upon following almost two years of trade negotiations
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ArticleSupermarket's success down to fresh produce
Morrisons says its sales have risen more than its rivals in its third quarter results because it has benefited from producing more of its own fresh food.
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ArticleM&S profits slide despite rise in food sales
M&S profits have slipped for the 26 weeks to 1 October and food sales growth has slowed despite the retailer declaring that its food offer has “performed strongly”.
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ArticleT&G expects strategic continuity
Asiafruit's Tom Bicknell speaks exclusively to Turners & Growers managing director Jeff Wesley about the BayWa takeover
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ArticleBayWa to take over Turners & Growers
GPG accepts German agricultural giant's bid for New Zealand fresh produce company following months of negotiations
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ArticleBayWa boss delighted with T&G deal
Klaus Josef Lutz welcomes opportunity to expand German group's global reach and sell to all continents of the world
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ArticleMadagascar prepares for lychee season
Hopes are high for Madagascar's upcoming lychee season, not least due to the introduction of a new Self-Assessment Guide for exporters and growers
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ArticleSainsbury's profits climb
Sainsbury’s pre-tax profits climbed 6.6 per cent to £354 million for the 28 weeks to 1 October, the retailer announced this week.
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ArticleM&S profits fall
Marks & Spencer profits have slumped for the 26 weeks to 1 October and food sales growth has slowed despite the retailer declaring that its food offer has “performed strongly”.