All Production & Trade articles – Page 1253
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ArticleShandong pears down, apples up
The Shandong pear season is running slightly late and with hail-damaged fruit, but the region’s apple crop is up 20 per cent
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ArticlePakistani mangoes spark industry interest
European firms are considering boosting Pakistani mango imports by sea after two trial shipments arrive in the UK and the Netherlands in good shape
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ArticleKorea eyes Colombian dragonfruit
Phytosanitary status has been granted to Colombia following a successful visit by experts from the Asian nation
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ArticleSigns of recovery for Dutch exports
Productschap Tuinbouw suggests increasing demand in key export markets is helping the Dutch fresh produce trade
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ArticleEarly estimates point to Florida growth
The 2010/11 Florida orange crop will climb on the previous season if early predictions are correct
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ArticleMoon Festival to boost sales
Australian mandarins and Mexican grapes have been indentified as two products making a splash in Asian markets over the moon festival
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ArticleUS improves for Chilean oranges
Demand and prices are rebounding for Chile’s orange export programme as summer turns to autumn in the US
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ArticleChilean avocados to fall 39 per cent
The export shortfall is attributable largely to an off production year as well as the cold front which hit South America in July
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ArticleFirst-half boom in Peruvian fruit exports
The country's fresh and processed fruit shipments climbed 41 per cent through the first half of the year, according to Adex
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ArticleArgentina's lemon season comes to early close
The Argentinean lemon season is closing earlier than usual, with a dip in production due to a combination of frost and drought.
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ArticleAustralian bodies set up Horticulture Taskforce
Australia’s peak industry bodies have established the new Horticulture Taskforce to handle lobbying and representative duties
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ArticlePoor quality dents apple export prospects
Inclement weather has damaged Himachal Pradesh’s bumper apple crop and dashed export hopes from the region
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ArticleChinese garlic prices soar
A global garlic shortage and increased domestic demand is causing Chinese garlic prices to sky-rocket, reports Malaysia’s The Star Online
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ArticleKorea lifts Santiago quarantine restrictions
South Korea has lifted quarantine measures imposed on fresh fruit imports from the Chilean province of Santiago since 2008
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ArticleMurcia counts hailstone damage
Over 60 per cent of fruit growers in key Spanish production region report hailstone damage to crops
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ArticleGrowers back NZ kiwifruit export ruling
NZKGI underlines its support for Zespri's single-desk exporter status after High Court judgement goes against Turners & Growers
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ArticleT&G to appeal Zespri case ruling
Chairman Tony Gibbs confirms plans to lodge appeal "as soon as possible" following High Court rejection of deregulation bid
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ArticleNZ politicians slate T&G legal action
Turners & Growers’ campaign against Zespri “bordering on national treachery”, says New Zealand’s opposition party
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ArticleSeason solid for Australian asparagus
Australia’s spring asparagus season is looking good, with high quality boosting export opportunities in Asia
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ArticleTaiwan reopens to Australian stonefruit
Taiwan has granted access to Australian stonefruit five years after it closed, with a new protocol mandating cold treatment