All Production & Trade articles – Page 1240
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ArticleVietnam dragon fruit exports to double
Vietnam has seen a significant growth in dragon fruit exports in recent years, with part of this growth attributable to an increase in quality
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ArticleThe Greenery signs SNC Socheleau deal
Agreement is struck at Fruit Logistica in Berlin for the French cultivation of Sweet Sensation and Dazzling Gold pears
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ArticleGPG to sell T&G holding
Turners & Growers’ major shareholder Guinness Peat Group has announced it will sell its assets, including T&G
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ArticlePort of Dover in fruitful partnership
Recent growth looks set to continue with the addition of Seatrade's new Rayo service from Ecuador
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Comment | Tough battles ahead
The coming year could be the toughest in the industry's history, with the economic crises continuing to reshape the trade
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ArticleItalian apple nursery enters India
Italian apple nursery operator Griba is launching operations in India to market its trees and orchard management services to local growers
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ArticleFruit fly detected in Victoria
Three new fruit fly outbreaks in Victoria this week will cut back the state’s table grape and stonefruit export programmes
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ArticlePakistan kinnow exports near target
The Pakistan kinnow season is on track to reach its export target of 200,000 tonnes
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ArticleWashington apples big in SEA
South East Asian markets are boosting their purchases of Washington apples in both volume and number of varieties
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ArticleTrials for new NZ early gold kiwifruit
First Fresh is set to trial a new early gold kiwifruit from New Zealand in Asia under a collaborative marketing arrangement with Zespri
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ArticleIndian grape trade treads with caution
Indian grape exports to Europe are set to fall in 2011, with exporters and importers in a cautious mindset following last year’s chlormequat chloride residue issue
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Apprenticeships backed by majority
Businesses are more productive when they use apprentices according to 81 per cent of people.
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ArticleEU banana deal: winners and losers
With the 15-year EU banana wars reaching a final conclusion this month, the smallest producers fear they will be affected worst by the agreement
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ArticleIndian mushrooms eye international markets
Organic mushroom growers from India’s Nalanda district hope to catch the eye of international buyers
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ArticleFlorida citrus weathers December freeze
Freezing weather in Florida during December had a minimal effect on the state’s US$9bn citrus industry
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ArticleIndian onion, tomato prices continue decline
Indian wholesale prices for onions and tomatoes have continued their downward slide this week on the back of new crops
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ArticleSweeTango sparks lawsuit
A group of US growers fighting for the legal right to grow new apple variety SweeTango have been ordered to appoint a mediator to resolve their dispute with the variety developer
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ArticleNorth Indian mango output set to fall
Northern Indian mango volumes are forecast to be at least 20 per cent lower this season compared to last due to biennial bearing
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ArticleEnza set to export 1.2m cartons of Jazz
New season likely to see significant increase in available export-grade production of the variety from New Zealand, says company
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ArticlePakistan seeks trade deal with Indonesia
Pakistan wants to push forward a trade deal with Indonesia in a bid to boost its citrus exports to the region