All Production & Trade articles – Page 1186
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ArticleFirst harvest for Tasmanian blueberries
Berry Exchange’s young Tasmanian blueberry operation is ramping up for its first harvest this January
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Article“Hard work” required to maintain exports
Tough competition means Spain will have to work hard to maintain its export position, says Intercitrus
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ArticleFyffes buys back more of own shares
For second time in under a year, company purchases millions of its own ordinary capital, this time at a price of €0.39 per share
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ArticleUK pumpkins not having a ball
Royal Horticultural Society warns that Halloween pumpkins could be smaller than usual this year
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ArticlePotential boost for Pakistani citrus
Pakistani kinnow producers and exporters stand to benefit from a potential FTA with Indonesia
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ArticleDole unveils new corporate structure
Company's northern European operation set to be split into two divisions, one for tropicals and one for other fruits
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ArticleEC's Egyptian ban a 'ridiculous mistake'
FPC's Nigel Jenney says 'unnecessary' ban on certain fresh produce hit viability of companies trading in Egypt and the UK
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ArticleGF Group confirms own brand for exotics
Company's Simba subsidiary set to unveil name of new brand, which will be used for bananas and pineapples, in January
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ArticleBonduelle makes move in Russia
The French canned vegetable specialist has highlighted its interest in the Russian market with its latest acquisition attempt
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ArticleAustralia bans dimethoate
Australian authorities have banned the chemical dimethoate, a move likely to have a big impact on the country’s fresh produce industry
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ArticlePeru-Japan FTA soon to take effect
The Free Trade Agreement between the two nations will come into force in January 2012, benefiting Peruvian mangoes in particular
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ArticleTurkish fresh produce yields to climb
The Turkish Statistical Institute forecasts growth in both fresh fruit and vegetable production for 2011
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ArticleVenezuela strikes deal with Russia
Bananas from Venezuela could be shipped to Russia in the future thanks to a newly inked joint venture between the two countries
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ArticleVasconia opts for directness
New French apple association Vasconia aims to foster direct contact between producers and consumers to boost cooperation
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ArticleNZ apple inspections limit exports
Apple exporters claim over-zealous inspection of New Zealand fruit is affecting exports to Australia
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ArticleItaly forecasts larger kiwifruit crop
Major increase in production expected for northern hemisphere's leading producer, with notable rises due elsewhere as well
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ArticleCitrus output shifts to south of Med
Third-country suppliers expecting larger citrus crop as key EU producing countries forecast downturn in production
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ArticleThai dragon fruit gains passage into US
USDA-APHIS decides to permit imports of irradiated Thai dragon fruit
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ArticleSummit sums up European priorities
Governments urged to support new consumer promotions and development of export potential outside the continent
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ArticleUS declares RSA stonefruit safe
USDA-APHIS says South African apricots, sweet cherries and plumcots can be imported from 3 November