All Production & Trade articles – Page 12
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Features“This is the moment” for sustainable farming
Eighty years since the Soil Association was founded in the shadow of the Second World War, CEO Helen Browning reveals her pride that the organisation’s ideas are finally entering the mainstream
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NewsMislabelling issue returns, as Israeli settlements under scrutiny
The EU Commission is set to propose ways to restrict trade with Israeli settlements, as new report sheds light on scale of problem on European markets
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NewsHall Hunter kicks off British blueberry season
Company forecasts record-breaking harvest as more consumers actively seek out home-grown fruit
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NewsGranada event shines spotlight on tropical fruit
Congress organised by Cooperativa La Palma and Caja Rural Granada analysed current production issues
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NewsSpanish oranges under the spotlight
A new event organised by Valencia Fruits in collaboration with AgroBank and Livingstone, the event will tackle the biggest issues affecting the sector
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NewsMission Produce agrees deal to market Californian organic Keitt mangoes
Partnership with Anthony Vineyards comes ahead of new season, due to start in July and last until early September
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NewsWarakirri acquires 250ha Cobram orchard assets
Agricultural investor will lease farms to new partner DiOrsa Farms, a merged entity controlled by the Diaco and Orsida families
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NewsAustralia’s assessment of Philippine banana imports moves forward
Government publishes issues paper following technical visit and will now commence Biosecurity Imports Risk Analysis
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PodcastsThe Fresh Ideas Show: El Niño and Trump create waves of disruption
Mike Knowles and Maura Maxwell consider the potential impact of a Super El Niño and continued geopolitical tensions
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NewsSouth Africa’s Flash Gala apples hit record volumes
Premium volumes surge as growers overcome challenges and expand plantings, with over 80 per cent of orchards now at maturity
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NewsCape Town props up port league table as Sati highlights challenges
Logistics continue to be a problem for South African grape growers who use the container port in Cape Town
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NewsVeg Power looks to build on cabbage trend
Veg Power, Hazera and the Brassica Growers Association have teamed up to mark the ‘year of the cabbage’, with the aim of boosting consumption and awareness in the UK
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NewsTough times for Argentinean citrus growers
Rising costs and falling prices have apparently left many small farms at risk of closure
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NewsCieza Peach PGI set to quadruple marketed volume this year
Certified planted area has more than doubled this season to 136ha
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NewsLa Palma honoured at 13th Almería Agriculture Awards
Cooperative wins Business Commitment award in recognition of its dedication to deeply rooted agricultural tradition and cutting-edge innovation
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NewsSouth Africa eyes cherry growth as industry expands
After a successful season and expansion from 185ha to 819ha over the past decade, the cherry industry is positioning itself for export growth
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NewsFruit in the spotlight during Aeon’s Vietnam week
Vietnamese products to be promoted in Aeon stores across Japan, Malaysia, Hong Kong, China, and Cambodia
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NewsCatalytic Generators delivers ripening reliability
Ripening solutions provider helps customers meet stringent requirements with consistent supply and results
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AdvertorialTalia Farms sale relaunched after appointment of administrators
Source: Colliers Talia Farms, one of Australia’s largest table grape operations, has been brought back to market following the appointment of McGrathNicol as administrators. This week, Colliers launched a renewed sale campaign expected to attract strong domestic and international interest ahead of a July deadline. The Riverland ...
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NewsPlanasa celebrates fifth edition of Genetics Forum Iberia
Breeding company presented new thornless blackberry varieties, Black Rainier and Black Iguazú