All Production & Trade articles – Page 1173
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ArticleNZ avocado sector hosts Japan delegation
A high-powered Japanese delegation is visiting New Zealand avocado orchards as the industry gears up for its biggest-ever campaign in that market
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ArticleSri Lanka invests in Rwanda horticulture
A Sri-Lankan plant science company has been contracted to develop fruit varieties for production in Rwanda, Africa
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ArticleDel Monte eyes Costa Rican peppers
Group to finish construction on Costa Rican greenhouse facilities later in the year, with imports starting in 2012
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ArticleUpturn boosts Chilean fruit trade
Almost all fruit categories registered an increase in exports last season when developing markets mostly outperformed traditional outlets
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ArticleStrong season ahead for Murcia
Favourable weather over recent months leads to expectations of high quality for Autumn campaign
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ArticleHigh Court backs Colors Fruit in dispute
South African High Court rules in favour of Colors Fruit in dispute over ownership of plant material for range of new table grape cultivars
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ArticleSpain to finance low-cost loans
€40m set aside for loans to producers adversely affected by fall out from E.coli outbreak
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ArticleTesco promotes Thai fresh produce
Tesco aims to double its exports of Thai produce over the next five years to its network of stores throughout the globe
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ArticleBickel Flowers in Agrexco driving seat
Reports in Israel suggest that Gideon Bickel's company is the front-runner of the bidders looking to purchase Agrexco
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ArticleThanet Earth makes million-euro profit
Fresca reports Thanet Earth Marketing has achieved financial turnaround at UK's largest glasshouse vegetable project
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ArticleBritish push for Fresca as Thanet Earth turns profit
Fresca Group is planning to move into British top fruit as part of a major push on home-grown production.
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ArticleUniveg Germany to import Korean citrus
Delegates from South Korean province of Jeju visit Europe to firm up possible new mandarin export programme to Germany
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ArticleDutch-Colombian deal to boost Fairtrade
A partnership between Colombian and Dutch representatives aims to increase the supply of Fairtrade bananas in the Netherlands
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ArticleWaikato hit by Psa
Kiwifruit disease discovered near Waikato district of New Zealand, 70km from priority zone of Te Puke
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Capespan result warns of challenge ahead
Capespan’s managing director has announced positive half-year results but warns that the rest of the year will be challenging.
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ArticleDole to sell up in Spain and Portugal
The fresh produce giant is set to offload its Spanish and Portuguese operations to France-based Compagnie Fruitière
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ArticleSevere damage to Italian apple crop
Around 4,000 truckloads of apples worth €20m estimated to have been hit by recent violent hailstorm in Val Venosta region
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca encourages EU debate
Farmers and cooperatives organisation welcomes initiative to debate EU support for fruit and vegetable sector at meeting of farm ministers
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ArticleFloods hamper Pakistan veg production
Vegetable production in Pakistan has taken a hit following heavy rains and flooding in Sindh, one of the country’s main growing regions
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Fyffes transacts in own shares
Fyffes company secretary Seamus Keenan has announced the plc has carried out a transaction in its own shares.