All Production & Trade articles – Page 1183
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ArticleIndian mushrooms eye international markets
Organic mushroom growers from India’s Nalanda district hope to catch the eye of international buyers
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ArticleFlorida citrus weathers December freeze
Freezing weather in Florida during December had a minimal effect on the state’s US$9bn citrus industry
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ArticleIndian onion, tomato prices continue decline
Indian wholesale prices for onions and tomatoes have continued their downward slide this week on the back of new crops
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ArticleSweeTango sparks lawsuit
A group of US growers fighting for the legal right to grow new apple variety SweeTango have been ordered to appoint a mediator to resolve their dispute with the variety developer
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ArticleNorth Indian mango output set to fall
Northern Indian mango volumes are forecast to be at least 20 per cent lower this season compared to last due to biennial bearing
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ArticleEnza set to export 1.2m cartons of Jazz
New season likely to see significant increase in available export-grade production of the variety from New Zealand, says company
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ArticlePakistan seeks trade deal with Indonesia
Pakistan wants to push forward a trade deal with Indonesia in a bid to boost its citrus exports to the region
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ArticleIndia inks Russian potato deal
Indian potato growers are finalising a deal to export potatoes to Russia for the first time
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ArticleKing of fruits fetches royal price
The first of India's new season Alphonso mangoes sold for record prices across Indian markets this week, in part due to short supply
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ArticleAustralia says no to banana imports
Australia will not open its doors to banana imports to supplement domestic crop losses caused by Cyclone Yasi
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ArticleDole Europe highlights sustainability
The fresh produce giant has launched a new information campaign to convince consumers of the sustainability of its practices
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ArticleAREFLH elects new president
At the latest annual meeting of the AREFLH, Fabrice Verdier was chosen as the new president
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ArticleThailand set to open doors to RSA citrus
South African citrus growers are hoping that they will be able to export to Thailand for the first time this season
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ArticleAsian persuasion for NZ exports
New Zealand’s horticultural export focus will likely shift from traditional markets in the US and Europe to developing markets in Asia over the coming years
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ArticleIndian strawberry exports uncertain
Strawberries are the latest Indian crop to experience a price spike because of post monsoonal rains, which could affect exports of the fruit into Europe and the Middle East
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ArticleFreshfel Consumption Monitor released
Freshfel Europe has launched the eighth edition of its Europe-wide fresh fruit and vegetable consumption report
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ArticleMEPs ‘criticise’ Morocco deal
European Parliament’s agriculture committee questions merits of EU’s new agreement of association with Morocco
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ArticleWeather hampers RSA shipments
Strong winds in Cape Town have played havoc with the shipment of South African table grapes and stonefruit
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ArticleTrade starts to recover in Egypt
Last week's protests caused the country to grind to a halt, but trade is now beginning to return to normal
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ArticleFarm Secure increases stake in Colorsfruit
South African exporter Colorsfruit says its consolidation is complete after Farm Secure took a larger share in the company