All Production & Trade articles – Page 1138
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ArticleLebanon touched by Syrian turmoil
Exports of Lebanese products to Syria have been affected by the present violence, but not to the extent that was previously feared
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ArticleContinued growth for Peru grapes
Sales of Peruvian table grapes to the US, Asia and Europe rose in both volume and value terms last season
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ArticlePsa-V confirmed in Waikato
Nine orchards in the area have been identified as being infected with the bacterial disease
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ArticleFace time for Touquet Savour
The French potato supplier has seen a significant rise in sales since it started displaying the producer's face on its packaging
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ArticleScientists could turn oranges red
UK researchers identify gene that makes blood oranges red, believe they could create varieties to be grown around the world
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NFU makes plant-health appointment
The National Farmers Union has announced the appointment of a new plant health adviser.
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ArticleChicory producers contest fine
Accused of price-fixing and faced with a heavy fine, chicory producers in northern France are prepared to protest
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ArticleChina bank extends veg transport loan
The China Development Bank is to extend a multi-billion-dollar loan in support of the country's domestic vegetable transport infrastructure
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ArticleIndia invests in new export facilities
India is planning to set up three new fresh fruit and vegetable export centres in Talegaon, Nashik and Satara in a bid to boost shipments
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ArticlePrison for Irish garlic scammer
Begleys boss who labelled Chinese garlic as apples to avoid import duties jailed for six years
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ArticleSicilian citrus season goes cold
Production due to be harvested said to have been greatly damaged by recent storms, which struck the east of the Italian island
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ArticleTotal Produce completes acquisition
Group confirms move for 50 per cent of Frankort & Koning after receiving regulatory clearance last week
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ArticleJFC ‘will return to market’
Related company claims bankrupt importer is likely to resume activities after taking ‘deep breath’ to recover
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ArticleVitacress targets Benelux and Germany
New joint venture with Camino Real, part of Dutch group Gipmans, sets UK salads supplier on course to expand in Europe
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ArticlePoor EU grape prices affect Indian growers
A glut of grapes on the EU market has resulted in disappointing prices for Indian grower-shippers
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ArticleCitrus forecast rises in Florida
Early and mid-season varieties increase while grapefruit volumes are expected to remain stable
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ArticlePhilippines-Israel explore closer ties
The Philippines and Israel are reportedly exploring closer fruit trade links
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ArticleSmall apples shrink NZ profits
A glut of small-sized apples is expected to dent New Zealand grower profits this season
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ArticleAlgeria turns to hydroponics
With water scarce, the North African country is stepping up its efforts to ensure food security with hydroponic greenhouse technology
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ArticleUnited Fresh members tour Chile
Retailers, packers and importers from the US organisation’s leadership class have been to experience first-hand the Chilean fruit trade