All Production & Trade articles – Page 1181
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ArticleAgrexco given two-week reprieve
Court-appointed trustee confirms that Tel Aviv District Court has frozen proceedings at the Israeli fresh produce group until 20 July
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ArticleBrazil mulls currency intervention
The strength of the real, due to external market conditions, is a cause for concern among government officials
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ArticleUS-Mexico resolve trucking spat
The signing of an agreement between the US and Mexico lays the groundwork for continued economic growth on both sides of the border
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ArticleQuality driving Vietnam exports
Vietnamese fresh produce exports have jumped 32.5 per cent for the first half of 2011 year-on-year
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ArticleGreek grapes to arrive late
This season, Greek grape exporters anticipate a late start to the season and a drop in volumes
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ArticleUpdate: Peru avocado campaign in full swing
Producer organisation ProHass expects 70,000 tonnes of 'Delicious Hass Avocados'
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ArticleEU issues temporary Egyptian seed ban
Yesterday's EFSA report linking French and German E.coli outbreaks with Egyptian seeds has resulted in a temporary import ban
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ArticleMexico tour raises quality profile
Mexico Calidad Suprema is spreading the word about the nation’s fresh produce food safety and social/environmental credentials
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ArticleDutch apple crop up 25 per cent
Productschap Tuinbouw publishes first new-season forecast, predicting major increases in apple and pear production
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ArticleContact group demands action
As peach and nectarine growers struggle with low prices in Spain, Italy and France, a contact group has called for emergency measures
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ArticleCalifornia plums ripening well
California Plum Marketing Board says plum season is underway with late starts for some and early harvests for others
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ArticleSales hike for Mexican lime exports
Mexico cements its position as one of the world’s leading lime suppliers, with a growth in export value during early 2011
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ArticlePhilippines banana labour spat
A major Philippines-based banana producer and marketer has been accused by labour activists of ‘union busting’ after the recent closure of one of its farms
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ArticleFrosts impact South American citrus
Sub-zero temperatures have been gripping Argentina and Chile over the last couple of weeks, affecting citrus crops in both countries
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ArticleStonefruit meeting calls for EU action
Italian, French and Spanish producers say European Commission must tackle falling consumption following E.coli outbreak
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ArticleFrench produce gets outdoor approval
The government has agreed to allow sales of peaches, nectarines and tomatoes outside stores for the start of July
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ArticleFPC puts UK's E.coli losses at £54m
FPC says UK industry has lost £54m in cucumber, tomato and lettuce sales since German E.coli outbreak
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ArticleIndia considers NZ tariff reduction
Free trade agreement negotiations could see India drop tariffs on New Zealand agricultural products
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ArticleHail damages Indian apple supply
Hailstorms in India's Himachal Pradesh state have severely dented this season's apple crop
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ArticleE.coli aftermath hits Spanish berries
Exports of raspberries, blueberries and blackberries suffer due to closure of markets during E.coli crisis