All Production & Trade articles – Page 1188
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ArticleChinese apples hit Australian market
Australia’s apple industry is keeping a close eye on the Chinese apples hitting the country’s market for the first time this week
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ArticleAustralian dried fruit sector receives boost
Two new apricot varieties could help boost production in Australia’s flagging dried fruit sector
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ArticleLarger SH apple export crop forecast
Volume increases are expected almost across the board thanks to crop recoveries in Chile, South Africa, New Zealand and Argentina
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ArticleRijk Zwaan opens Indian subsidiary
Dutch group looks to tap into the Indian produce market with the launch of a new arm located in Bangalore
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ArticleAgrexco's Or heads for Europe
Israeli exporter confirms that the first deliveries of its Carmel-branded easy-peeler citrus variety are on their way to Europe
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Article‘All go’ for Tasmanian cherries
Tasmania’s cherries have avoided significant rain damage, and are powering ahead with the harvest peak
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ArticlePakistan kinnow volumes down
A smaller volume of Pakistani kinnow this season will likely fetch higher prices in international markets
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ArticleFloods hit NZ produce prices
NZ fruit and vegetable prices are tipped to rise as flood damage cuts into Australian production
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ArticleLidl ‘stops sale of Spanish peppers’
Importers claim German discounter has stopped sale of Spanish peppers after finding banned chemical
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ArticleBlackberry trade eyes joint cooperation
The North American blackberry industry is seeking to form a promotion and research organisation in a bid to increase consumer awareness and consumption
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ArticleEcuador ‘needs new tariff deal with EU’
Exporters urge country’s president to restart talks with EU to gain lower banana import tariff
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ArticleUS mango board focuses on quality
Release of best practices manual aimed at driving demand for mangoes in the US by boosting quality, starting at the source
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ArticleThai government steps in over export ban
The Thai government has said it is conducting quality inspections on all shipments of 16 vegetables that face a possible ban from the EU to ensure there will be no exports of insect-contaminated fresh produce.
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Wealmoor upbeat for new year
Importer Wealmoor has predicted its recent investment programme will give it a strong platform for growth and sustainability despite the current pressure on industry margins.
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ArticleCool Fresh invests in Peru
Netherlands-based group awarded a contract to build fresh produce packhouse in southern Peru
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ArticleCanaries growers look to new markets
Islands’ banana sector keen to explore new markets, as returns in Spain decrease
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ArticleFepex and Greens join to fight Morocco deal
Spanish national federation meets with European Parliament Green MPs to campaign against trade deal
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ArticleSica to invest €100m
The French cooperative is set to make a considerable investment in the coming years in order to improve its service
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ArticleMore progress on Mexican tariff dispute
Mexico to temporarily stop rotating US products subject to tariffs amid negotiations for new deal to allow Mexican trucks in the US
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ArticleThai exporters oppose blanket ban
Leading Thai vegetable exporters are seeking exemption to new government regulations that stand to halt shipments of key lines