All Production & Trade articles – Page 1251
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ArticleVietnam and Japan form partnership
This year will welcome a free trade agreement between Japan and Vietnam that will see tariffs cut on fruit and vegetables
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ArticleEastPack invests in new equipment
New Zealand’s EastPack is set to invest NZ$8.5m in equipment as it goes into the new kiwifruit season
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ArticleOppy to market Orchard View cherries
When the Northwest cherry season begins in June, one of the US produce industry’s oldest and most experienced groups will gain a fresh outlook
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ArticleStemilt launches Pink Lady promotion
The topfruit grower-exporter is using the occasion of Valentine’s Day to bring attention to the apple variety’s sweet and unique characteristics
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ArticleSabline carrot gets taste recognition
Southern France-based Prim'land used Fruit Logistica to highlight the Saveur de l'Année status of its Sabline carrots
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ArticleDole reports Q4 profit
Dole has reported fourth-quarter profit before taxes and interest and said it sold three manufacturing plants in Latin America to reduce its debt.
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ArticleGuernsey exports values rise
Exports of horticultural products from Guernsey reached £49.5 million in 2009 compared to £48.4m in 2008 and £47.3m in 2007.
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ArticleClayton steps up at Potato Council
The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) has announced the appointment of Rob Clayton as interim director of its Potato Council.
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Asian exhibitors hail Fruit Logistica
Asian firms have harnessed the power of this year’s Fruit Logistica trade show in Berlin to forge strong relationships
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ArticleAusveg calls for Fruit Logistica involvement
Australia’s peak vegetable grower body Ausveg has accused the country’s government of shunning Fruit Logistica
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ArticleAustralia-NZ topfruit decision delayed
A World Trade Organisation decision on New Zealand apple exports to Australia has been delayed to mid-year
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ArticleImport regulation causes industry consternation
A new regulation affecting produce imports has angered the trade amid allegations of government hypocrisy over cutting red tape.
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ArticleFull speed ahead for Serbia
Fruit Logistica 2010: The country's exporters are out in force again in Berlin this week as awareness of global markets grows
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Pakistan kinnows ride the bumps
After overcoming several early-season hurdles, Pakistan exporters have cleared the field and are charging for the finish line
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ArticleAustralia builds new research centre
Australia’s most populated state, New South Wales, will play host to a new A$5.9m farming research facility
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ArticleMFC pulls out of Riversun
Major Australian citrus packer Mildura Fruit Company has revealed its plans for the US market in 2010 following its decision to quit Riversun
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ArticlePakistan expects Japan mango access
A Japanese ban on Pakistani mango imports is likely to be lifted soon following negotiations
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ArticleBel'Export unveils new red pear
Fruit Logistica 2010: Belgian topfruit specialist says it has high hopes for a new red pear variety launched in Berlin this week
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ArticleStrawberry debut for Protofanousi
Fruit Logistica 2010: Greek exporter tells reporters at Berlin trade show it is preparing to export strawberries for the first time
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ArticleTet busies Vietnamese exports
Traditional Vietnamese food products are in increasing demand as the Tet festival nears