All Production & Trade articles – Page 1190
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ArticleEU committee rejects Morocco deal
MEPs sitting on the European Parliament’s agriculture committee adopt report calling for renegotiation of trade agreement
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ArticleBanana exporter Isbelni seized
The Ecuadorean firm apparently has 60 days in which to disprove alleged links to Aspiazu Group which has millions of dollars of debt
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ArticleDemand for flat peaches soars
Spanish producers report rapidly rising demand for product across European markets
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ArticleSouth African avocados 'on track'
Campaign continues to meet early season expectations of a 7.5m carton export crop, SAAGA has reported
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ArticlePrim'land benefits from China entry
For the French marketer, China has quickly become a crucial market, accounting for 10 per cent of the company's turnover
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ArticleNZ to hit avocado record
All the ducks have dutifully lined up, and it could be the biggest avocado crop New Zealand has ever seen
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ArticleBetter season ahead for Rocha pears
Production of Portuguese variety set to return to 2009 levels this year after difficult 2010 campaign
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ArticleArgentina halts lemon exports
Prolonged, intense and frequent frosts have paralysed harvesting in the nation’s main lemon-growing region, as damage spreads to blueberries
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ArticleStrong season for English cherries
Growers confident of harvesting largest crop in 20 years, thanks to warm spring weather
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ArticleChilean kiwifruit exports to contract
So far this season, North America and Europe have shown biggest declines in volume, although better pricing
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ArticleFood price inflation rockets
Food inflation has accelerated as commodity prices surge and fuel bills continue to rise.
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ArticleBeetroot supplies in a squeeze
The beetroot market could be under “real pressure” for the next six months as producers across Europe cut back on production.
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ArticleAustralia moderates Chilean grape comments
The Australian table grape sector has sought to mend fences with the Chilean industry over its anti-import campaign
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ArticleCarbon tax concerns Australian farmers
Australia’s newly announced carbon tax initiative has farmers concerned about flow-on costs from rising electricity prices
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ArticleTaiwan incentives to boost banana exports
Taiwanese authorities have introduced incentives for growers to boost banana exports in an effort to alleviate a glut on the domestic market
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ArticleBlackcurrant shortage to benefit NZ growers
A significant slump in European blackcurrant production should boost demand and prices for New Zealand-grown fruit this year
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ArticleAll Lemon enforces frost action plan
Argentinean lemon suppliers embark on initiative to ensure only top quality fruit is exported following sub-zero temperatures
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ArticleStemilt enhances cherry equipment
New optical sizer and in-line cluster cutter have been introduced to benefit the group's Rainier cherry programme
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ArticleChilean fruit exports record solid gains
Sales performance during the first five months of the year has risen in comparison to 2010 thanks mainly to improved weather and marketing conditions
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ArticleUnited Fresh discusses China link-up
China Fruit and Vegetable Association meets United Fresh Produce Association in the US to discuss potential synergies