All Production & Trade articles – Page 1177
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ArticleUS ruling to boost Peruvian avocados
Access without the need for cold treatment should spur demand, prices and sales of Peruvian Hass avocados in the US
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ArticleEU production "under threat" says AREFLH
Market pressure, lower prices, slowing demand and the E.coli crisis all said to be hurting European fresh fruit and vegetable producers
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ArticleIncreased onion yields loom
Increased acreage and yields of onions are forecast in both the UK and the Netherlands for the upcoming season, but growing conditions over the next six to eight weeks could yet have a major impact on the crop.
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Mixed results for Peruvian citrus
First six months of 2011 see industry record fall in export value for tangerines and oranges but rise for mandarins
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ArticleSales rebound for Peru asparagus
Peru’s star export product has returned to levels of success recorded before the international credit crunch
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ArticleMr Apple parent sale approved
New Zealand group Direct Capital Investment has bought SCF’s share of Mr Apple parent Scales Corporation
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ArticleUK faces missing out on NZ fruit
UK retailers must act or face missing out on New Zealand apples as the sterling : NZ dollar exchange rate makes imports from the southern hemisphere increasingly expensive.
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ArticleBerry Gardens sees domestic cherry growth
Nick Marston tells Fruit Focus visitors that the UK could become the principal supplier of cherries to the domestic market
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ArticleGood export result for Murcian growers
Spanish region records substantial rise in export volumes during first four months of 2011
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Australian citrus access to India improves
A revised protocol for shipping citrus to India will significantly reduce risks for Australian exporters
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ArticleVietnam seeks US toehold for rambutan
While the US recently opened its doors to Vietnamese rambutan, shipments are yet to commence as suppliers struggle to compete on price
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ArticleEU apple market "finishing strongly"
Josef Wielander of VI.P confirms positive progress for 2010/11 apple crop and suggests "normal" new-season crop looks likely
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ArticleEurope’s banana sector ‘needs €30m’
Banana association for Europe urges allocation of more funds to compete with “cheap” imports
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Mexico rolls out avocado sales push
Wide-ranging promotions across the US will support strong demand and increased exports of avocados from Mexico in the second half of 2011
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ArticleBruni calls on EU to offer more support
Cogeca president Paolo Bruni asks EU Council of Ministers to approve further funding for growers affected by E.coli crisis
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ArticleTop retailers to open Asiafruit Congress
Senior executives from major retail groups around Asia come together for an exclusive panel discussion at Asiafruit Congress
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ArticleSH avocado exports to climb in 2011/12
New report from iQonsulting pegs exports from major Southern Hemisphere suppliers to come in 9.7 per cent higher this year
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ArticleLandgard to merge with Walter Pott
German company set to acquire Leverkusen-based importer and ripener as it seeks to build its European customer base
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ArticleEC must help 'restore confidence'
Freshfel Europe calls on Commission to back an extensive campaign to restore the image of fresh produce in the wake of the E.coli outbreak
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ArticleChina widens access for Argentina citrus
The signing of a new agricultural agreement will see Argentinean citrus enter southern as well as northern Chinese ports