All Production & Trade articles – Page 1228
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         Article ArticleKenyans eye opportunities in FranceDuring a Kenyan delegation to Rungis, numerous opportunities were identified for Kenyan exports to the French market 
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         Article ArticleAustralian group launches new potatoThe South Australian Potato Company has released its new Kestrel variety, marketing it under a “Purple = Taste” campaign 
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         Article ArticleGarlic speculation boosts pricesSpeculation has driven up Chinese garlic prices by 250 per cent year-on-year, with knock-on effects in the garlic sector globally 
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         Article ArticleMonsoon hits Indian vegetable productionHeavy rainfall in India’s Himachal Pradesh area has damaged crops, sending up vegetable prices in markets across northern India. 
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         Article ArticleAustralian mandarin season wraps upLower volumes and a high Australian dollar have made for a difficult deal for Australian mandarins, but some positives can be drawn from the season 
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         Article ArticleBrazil faces uncertain grape campaignWeather concerns and mixed expectations for the main varieties are setting the scene for an interesting Brazilian table grape season 
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         Article ArticleUS sees citrus value boostedWhile the country's citrus production dropped 8 per cent in 2009/10, value jumped 5 per cent on high prices 
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         Article ArticleFamosa makes UK banana market moveBrazilian bananas will be a growing presence on the UK market this year as supplier Agrícola Famosa looks to significantly ramp up sendings. 
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         Article ArticleTurkish hazelnut sector under spotlightWorld's largest hazelnut producer is expected to come under major scrutiny at international summit meeting in Italy 
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         Article ArticleAlgeria set for spud exportsThe Algerian minister of agriculture has revealed that the country's potato farmers are now ready to export 
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         Article ArticleNew water project brings life to desertTechnology company Seawater Greenhouse will harvest the first tomatoes from its South Australian site next month 
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         Article ArticleIndian agriculture needs foreign cashIndia is crying out for foreign agricultural investment in order for it to achieve its export potential 
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         Article ArticlePositive forecast for Mediterranean citrusFreshfel Europe and SHAFFE publish official forecast figures for production of major citrus categories across Europe this season 
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         Article ArticleApple prices expected to rise in FranceExperts in France are anticipating an improvement in prices of apples this year, which, it is hoped, will halt the sector's downward spiral 
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         Article ArticleRussia keen on Peruvian tangerinesSendings to the country increased by 104.8 per cent during the first seven months of the year 
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         Article ArticleFurther growth for South AmericaProduction and exports of blueberries from Chile, Argentina and Uruguay are tipped to climb again this season 
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         Article ArticleCitrus acreage down in FloridaCommercial grove sizes have fallen as farmers sell off land and citrus greening continues to spread in the state 
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         Article ArticleRewards mango harvest goes aheadHarvesting of Rewards’ West Australian mango orchard will take place despite concerns in the media this week 
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         Article ArticleFlooding damages Indian applesHeavy rains have caused extensive damage to apple crops in the Uttarakhand area of India 
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         Article ArticleBattaglio unveils own banana brandHaving recently ended a banana distribution deal with GF Group, the Italian firm has linked with Banacol to market the fruit direct 
 

