All Production & Trade articles – Page 1181
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Juicy season for Australian blueberries
Australia has had a strong blueberry season so far, according to the country’s largest grower-marketer
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ArticleCanada expands blueberry horizons
Canadian government pledges investment to help the blueberry sector focus on consolidating export destinations
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Little impact seen from Israeli strike
Reports in the country have suggested that there are no signs of immediate disruption to fresh produce operations
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ArticleTotal Produce set to buy back shares
Company poised to follow Fyffes in acquiring a certain percentage of its own shares, suggesting it sees the stock as under-valued
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ArticleTotal Produce buys 22m of its own shares
Company secretary Marie Reid confirms buy-back in statement, less than a week after Fyffes took the same course of action
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ArticleThe Greenery 'not losing out to Coforta'
Dutch marketer moves to dispel rumours that newly reorganised sales structure puts its own business at commercial disadvantage
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ArticleDole reports on challenging quarter
Multinational saw EBITDA increase by 9 per cent and revenues climb, while also reporting on a loss from continuing operations
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ArticleAustralian mango season falls short
Low-volume late production is expected to push up this season’s already high Australian mango prices
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ArticlePakistan mango exports to receive assistance
Mango exports to Japan will receive a helping hand next season as part of an agreement between industry players from the two countries
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ArticleNo Psa dent to big NZ kiwifruit outlook
New Zealand could see a bumper kiwifruit crop next year despite this month’s kiwifruit canker outbreak
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ArticleTests show Psa in NZ for years
Testing of stored pollen has suggested kiwifruit canker has been present in New Zealand since at least 2007
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ArticleFlorida citrus applauds bill veto overrule
HB 981 will codify research and development foundation and increase the cap on research assessment to US$0.03
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ArticleAgrexco starts Desert King exports
The exporter has North America and Europe in its sights as the Israeli pitahaya season gets underway
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ArticleDriscolls on acquisition trail
US-based berry breeder Driscoll’s has announced the acquisition of the non-farming assets of Alconeras and its 20 per cent shareholding in Driscoll’s of Europe from 1 January 2011.
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ArticleG's Marketing drives forward
An improvement in cost control has been credited with a sales increase reported by G’s Marketing this week.
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ArticleChinese production boost to control prices
More vegetable production is needed to combat rising food prices, mandates the Chinese government
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NFU concerned over ES payment changes
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) is dismayed with the potential disruption to its members’ business cashflow after changes in the way Environment Stewardship payments are made were announced by government this week.
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New import regulation hits fresh produce
HMRC has confirmed a new regulation on imports due in January applies to imports of fresh produce, and that it is the carrier who is responsible for lodging the ICS declaration.
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ArticleMajor rise in Iranian fruit exports
Country's Export Promotion Office reports 79 per cent increase in export sales during first six months of Iranian calendar year
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ArticleExport boost for Peruvian citrus
Worldwide sales of a range of citrus items from the South American nation rose this season in volume and value terms