All Production & Trade articles – Page 1219
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ArticleArgentina ramps up blueberry supply
Exports of Argentinean blueberries to date this season have surpassed the 2009/10 level by 1,000 tonnes
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ArticleAgrinurture boosts ties with China
The Philippines company, which is pushing banana exports into China, has agreed to work with a Chinese county government on a series of agricultural projects
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ArticleIndonesia caps foreign investment
Indonesia has introduced a law that caps foreign ownership of horticultural ventures at 30 per cent
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High expectations for Greek kiwifruit
Greek kiwifruit is likely to witness a rise in demand this season, due to an anticipated drop in Italian volumes
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ArticleChilean Cherry Committee unveiled
The creation of a producer-exporter organisation is designed to guide Chile’s cherry industry to new heights
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ArticleGreater premium citrus focus for Agrexco
The Israeli group's citrus campaign is underway, with smaller export volumes but a greater focus on the premium category
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ArticleMixed bag for UK produce industry
Plimsoll's review of the year has highlighted 257 companies in 'financial difficulty' and 439 particularly strong groups
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ArticleKorean kids reject fruit and veg
South Korea is facing an obesity epidemic among its younger population, as school children reject fresh produce in favour of fast food
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ArticleSouth African citrus deal ends on high
The US market received almost 24 per cent more citrus from South Africa this season in comparison to 2009
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ArticleAsparagus fund to boost US sales
Introduction of levy on Peruvian asparagus sales to go towards building demand on the North American market
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ArticleGerman retail buyers back Italian citrus
German retail traders taking part in organised visit to Calabria and Sicily as Italian citrus exports continue to grow
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ArticleItalian exports on road to recovery
Figures published by industry association Fruit Imprese reflect continued rise in the country's fresh produce export sales
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ArticleGrowers concerned over NZ Jazz returns
Following a recent cut in forecast returns for the trademarked apple, growers say they are considering alternative varieties
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ArticleMexico to modify import rules
Imports of fresh fruit and vegetables into Mexico may be subject to new phytosanitary regulations issued by the Ministry of Agriculture
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ArticleIndia and Japan to seal trade deal
India and Japan were set to sign a trade deal on Monday, with a view to cut import taxes on a range of goods including fruit
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ArticleTaiwan counts ag losses
Taiwan has calculated the cost of agricultural damage caused by Typhoon Megi at NT$11.3m
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ArticleGrowth for South American cherries
Chile and Argentina are looking forward to a volume recovery this season following weather complications in 2009/10
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ArticleCalifornia Giant opens Chile office
Company representative heads south as part of long-term commitment to Chilean blueberry programme
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ArticleUSAEC steps up East Coast export campaign
The US Apple Export Council (USAEC) is stepping up efforts to develop new markets for US East Coast apples following its success in India
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ArticleTasmania takes shine to cherry markets
New markets are showing great potential for Tasmanian cherries, as growers slow their headlong growth in plantings