All Production & Trade articles – Page 1234
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ArticleAustralia floods push up produce prices
As floodwaters continue to inundate Queensland’s major growing hubs, consumers are being warned soaring prices for fresh produce could last for weeks, or even months
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ArticleGaza strawberries head for export
Israeli authorities allow four trucks loaded with strawberries and flowers to head overseas
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ArticleRosy outlook for Indian apple imports
Washington apples could be heading for a record season in India, aided by a fruit size profile that suits this market and low stocks of Indian apples
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ArticleJapanese citrus market ripe for US fruit
A strong yen, short domestic supply, and a good crop should bode well for US citrus exports to Japan this season
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ArticleTough season for Orange River grapes
Difficult campaign for Orange River grape growers as events on both sides of the ocean disrupt their season, but shipments of South African stonefruit are ahead of schedule
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ArticleDG Fruit UK acquires Simply Fruit
Importer purchased 100 per cent of shares of Simply Fruit earlier in the month, according to Freshinfo
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ArticleFlood damages West Australian grapes
Table grape growers will be amongst those counting the costs after heavy flooding in Western Australia devastated crops and left hundreds of people homeless
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ArticleDG Fruit UK acquires Simply Fruit
DG Fruit UK has acquired Kent firm Simply Fruit to expand its portfolio of produce.
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ArticleIndia suspends onion exports
India has suspended the export of onions as prices of the commodity skyrocket due to a supply shortage
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ArticleUSDA highlights gap in China promotions
Fresh produce exporters to China need to raise their game when it comes to promotions, according to a recent report from the USDA
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ArticleMurcia’s production hit by frosts
Cold weather damages thousands of hectares of lettuce and artichokes in Spanish region
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ArticlePeru seeks asparagus opportunities
Country's Asparagus Importers Association releases market survey in US to help identify potential industry challenges
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ArticleRiverina citrus growers top US list
Region's citrus growers fight off tough international competition and strong value of Australian dollar
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ArticleCurrency rates present challenges
Strengthening rates in key Southern Hemisphere supply countries set to place enormous pressure on exporters during 2011
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ArticleNew CA facilities slated for Pakistan
Pakistan’s government plans to construct controlled atmosphere storage facilities around the country in a US$25m project backed by China
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ArticleTesco Protectorline to be rolled out in produce
Tesco is hitting back at proposals for a Groceries Code Adjudicator with a new whistleblowing service embedded with suppliers.
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ArticleSpanish crops ‘affected by cold weather’
Associations in Valencia and Murcia say some production has been damaged by low temperatures in Spain
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ArticleNSure technology comes to RSA
Molecular decision support has become available to South African fruit producers and shippers
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ArticleNew FNSEA president announced
Xavier Beulin has been named as the new president of France's biggest farming union, the FNSEA
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ArticleGood volumes predicted for NZ cherries
A bumper crop is predicted for the New Zealand cherry industry this season as South Island growers gear up for the start of harvesting next week