All Production & Trade articles – Page 1149
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ArticleEuro crisis cripples NZ apple industry
The European debt crisis and weak euro is exacerbating the plight of New Zealand's struggling apple growers
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ArticlePakistan to sign PTA with Indonesia
Pakistan and Indonesia are due to sign a preferential trade agreement (PTA), which, once implemented, will boost Pakistan's kinnow earnings
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ArticleStrikes threaten Sicilian citrus harvest
Trucker blockades reported to have curtailed shipments of citrus, as retail networks struggle to cope with disruption
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ArticleNFU sets plan for 2012
The National Farmers' Union has identified a number of lobbying priorities to guarantee a successful 2012 for UK businesses
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ArticleFarmsecure Agri Science makes progress
Agricultural technical service provider is ready to provide focused and comprehensive technical advice service to RSA growers
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ArticleDurban port upgrade creates challenges
South African citrus exporters frustrated by years of congestion at the port of Durban face new challenges due to port upgrade
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ArticleAverage EU fresh produce prices down
Eurostat figures show marked fall in prices in 2011 compared with year before
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ArticleCherry AOP launched in France
December 2011 saw Cerises de France finally gain recognition as the national AOP
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ArticleStable outlook for Chile topfruit
The nation’s apple exports will either remain the same as 2011 or increase marginally, while pear shipments are tipped to grow 2 per cent
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ArticleIndian company looks to increase banana exports
Demand in Europe and the US has spurred India’s largest banana producer to renew its focus on exports
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ArticleNZ gold kiwifruit grafted ‘illegally’
Desperate New Zealand kiwifruit growers have taken matters into their own hands by grafting a trial gold variety
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ArticleWorldfruit Fruit exports UK Jazz to Asia
British fruit marketer sends first container-load of English Jazz apples to Thailand
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ArticleT&G writes down asset value
With a buyout by German agribusiness Baywa pending, Turners & Growers has written down the value of its orchard land and other assets
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ArticleUK Jazz makes Thai debut
Worldwide Fruit has shipped its first ever container of UK-grown Jazz apples to Thailand.
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ArticleWet weather drives Psa spread
Vine disease spreads further in New Zealand following wet weather over the festive period
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ArticleSt Lucia battling Black Sigatoka
Government is taking steps to aid farmers in the fight against the potentially devastating banana disease
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ArticleMaui Capital buys Freshmax share
Maui Capital has bought out Wolseley Private Equity’s 60 per cent share in Australasian trader Freshmax
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ArticlePeruvian avocado shipments to climb
ProHass forecasts export rise of 30 per cent over the next 12 months thanks to increased US market access
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ArticleMinimal weather impact on RSA grapes
Hail and rainfall in the Hex River Valley region this week have not made great inroads into table grape production
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Legislation threatens to hit Indonesian imports
The thriving Indonesian fresh produce import industry is worried three new regulations by the Agriculture Ministry to tighten horticultural imports will hurt business, reports Asiafruit.