All Production & Trade articles – Page 1192
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ArticleT&G posts NZ$18.3m loss
T&G has posted a NZ$18.3m loss for 2011, attributed to one-off write-downs in orchard values and BayWa bid costs
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ArticleIran sanctions hurt Philippines producers
The most recent round of US-led sanctions on Iran are hurting Philippine banana and pineapple exports to the country
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ArticleSouth Korean citrus under threat
South Korean academic believes FTA with the US will undermine the viability of Jeju Island’s centuries-old citrus industry
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ArticleTough decisions for NZ Gold growers
As Psa-V continues to devastate production of Hort16A in parts of Te Puke, growers are said to be considering their options
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ArticleSpanish weather hits the UK
Freshinfo reports on damage to citrus and field crops, including iceberg lettuce, broccoli and cauliflower
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ArticleCold snap to affect Indian grape exports
India’s Grape Exporters Association forecasts a 25 per cent decline in shipments from the Nashik region after recent cold snap
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ArticleArgentina posts blueberry gains
Overall sendings from Argentina are up this season, with more fruit headed to Europe but slightly less to the US market
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ArticlePlanamerica trials new varieties
The Spanish-Mexican berry venture is keen to offer plants better suited to Mexican growing conditions
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ArticleDate set for KORUS FTA
Tariffs will be cut on some US fresh produce imports to South Korea when FTA comes into effect on 15 March
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ArticleJFC undone by market 'collapse'
Company seeks to reassure its creditors as concerns are raised over future viability of Russian banana market
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ArticleMexican asparagus season in full swing
Mexican asparagus grower-shippers are predicting strong production this year
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ArticleG3 pitched as kiwifruit saviour
G3 will pave the Psa recovery pathway for New Zealand’s kiwifruit industry if it can keep performing until May, Zespri has uncovered
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ArticleNFU president voted in for fourth term
The NFU has voted for Peter Kendall to serve a fourth term as president in a near unanimous vote at the close of its 2012 conference.
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ArticleOrange River grapes 'best in three years'
Table grape growers along South Africa’s Orange River have concluded their best harvest in three years despite some climatic problems
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ArticleRussia's JFC 'files for bankruptcy'
So-called 'Arab Spring' has had a major impact on the group's banana business, reports have suggested
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ArticleEXSA picks new red grape cultivar
Grape grower Leon Viljoen and grower-exporter EXSA have held festivities as Sweet Celebration was packed for the first time
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ArticleStronger year for Chiquita in 2011
Group narrows fourth quarter loss and sees yearly comparable net income climb ahead of 'year of progress' in 2012
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ArticleRain still hampering Peru mangoes
Recent rainfall has caused disruptions to exports, while inclement winter weather conditions have already affected fruit maturity levels
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ArticleFresh Direct among Canada’s finest
The Canadian fresh produce importer has been selected as one of the nation’s top 50 best managed companies
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ArticleQuality Chilean grapes boost US sales
An improvement in the size and quality of Chilean table grapes is driving retailer interest on the US market