All Production & Trade articles – Page 1249
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ArticleUSDA amends Pakistan mango regulations
Under certain conditions, Pakistan-grown mangoes can now be imported into the US
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ArticleTotal Berry inks development deal
Joint venture with Plant Sciences Inc. will see an innovative range of berries launched in the UK next year
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ArticleFirst-half profit drop at Capespan
Difficult trading conditions, erratic supply and the strong rand devastates Capespan’s profits
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ArticleInterfel questions Familles Rurales study
The French organisation has raised doubts about the scale of the difference in the price of organics reported by Familles Rurales
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Spar reveals fresh food boom
Spar has announced that fresh food sales jumped 3.1 per cent during the first quarter of fiscal 2010, boosted by an expansion in its own-brand range and an improved food and wine offer.
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ArticleUGPBAN halts Intermarché supply
The French West Indian union has stopped supplying bananas to the French retailer in order to protect its image
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ArticleSpanish persimmon to make US debut
DO Kaki Ribera del Xúquer and Anecoop to make first shipments to North America next month
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ArticleSales growth for Peruvian asparagus
Preliminary figures from Peruvian Exporters Association show 11 per cent increase in export value between January and July 2010
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ArticleUK firm achieves conference first
Adrian Scripps becomes first UK company to supply major retailer with conference pears for twelve months a year
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ArticleFyffes' first-half profit slides
Tough trading conditions for banana and pineapple sectors result in pre-tax profit drop of 28 per cent year-on-year
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ArticleFairPrice unveils Indonesian vegetable brand
Singaporean retail giant NTUC FairPrice has launched a new range of highland-grown leafy vegetables from Indonesia
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ArticleStellar year for California navels
California’s navel orange industry is reflecting on one of its best-ever seasons, with initial indications pointing to another bumper crop for 2010/11
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ArticleThanet project guts Fresca profits
A series of setbacks at the Thanet Earth glasshouse project have severely reduced the overall profits of one of the UK’s biggest supermarket suppliers.
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ArticleTurkish cherries to set export record
New report by USDA reveals that the country's fresh cherry shipments are set to hit a record 65,000 tonnes in 2010
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ArticleTotal Produce sees profit rise
First-half result comes in 5.5 per cent higher than the same period of 2009, thanks to recovering demand and currency movement
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ArticleGrowing demand boosts Calavo profit
US avocado distributor says profit more than doubled as avocado, tomato and papaya demand increased
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ArticleScience to drive Canadian profitability
Government pledges support to help build competitive and innovative future for Canadian horticulture industry
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ArticleNZ citrus focuses on export profits
Peak body New Zealand Citrus Growers Inc’s annual conference today is expected to focus on the profitability of export markets
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ArticleSouth Korea lifts Idaho potato ban
South Korea has granted access to Idaho potatoes, fuelling hopes the market could be worth US$60m for the state
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ArticleWet spring worries NZ stonefruit
A wet start to spring is causing concern for stonefruit growers in New Zealand’s Marlborough region