All Production & Trade articles – Page 1192
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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
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ArticlePoland hopes for strong apple campaign
Country’s apple sector forecasts return to normal campaign after rain-disrupted 2010/11 season
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ArticleEU and Mercosur meet next week
EU and Mercosur will try to negotiate trade agreement in Brussels next week
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ArticleChilean kiwifruit sendings fall short
So far this season Asia has bucked the export market trend with 41 per cent increase in arrivals of fresh kiwifruit from Chile
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ArticleIndian push to increase mango exports
By extending its export season Indian hopes to double the volume of mangoes it sends to international markets
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ArticleKorea ratifies FTA with Peru
Three years of negotiations have led to the ratification of a free trade agreement between South Korea and Peru
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ArticleAustralian citrus cleared for Korea
The first shipment of Australian oranges to Korea in several seasons is on its way after passing quarantine inspections
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ArticleFruit imports feel squeeze in China
China’s fruit import market remains in the doldrums, with hefty supplies of local seasonal fruits slowing down sales
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ArticleBetter prices boost Peru avocados
Greater demand from mainly Europe and North America helped to promote average prices for Peruvian avocados in the first five months of 2011
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ArticleEurope absorbs most Chilean pears
Exports of Chilean pears have risen by 14 per cent as of late-June, with shipments largely headed for Europe, Latin America and the US
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ArticleCopa-Cogeca wants more E.coli after-care
European farming co-operatives union endorses Hungarian farm minister's statement and calls for more EU support
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ArticlePromising start for Northwest cherries
Asian markets spearhead strong start to the export season for Northwest cherries, taking a third of early shipments
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ArticlePakistani exporters call for freight aid
Secure airfreight capacity is needed for the expansion of Pakistan’s vegetable exports, traders say
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ArticleCompanies eye T&G purchase
New Zealand fresh produce company confirms that a number of groups are looking to buy the business
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ArticleBenguet vegetables aim for Korea
Philippine farmers are hoping to gain access to the South Korean market for their organic vegetables
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ArticleNicaragua enjoys agricultural revival
Exports to the US in particular are rebounding, including melons, watermelons and potatoes