All Production & Trade articles – Page 1271
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ArticleBrazil unveils Red Niagara grape
The new variety’s official launch onto the international market will take place during Fruit Logistica 2010
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ArticleNo catches for new Indonesian MRL tests
Recently applied Indonesian import residue requirements have so far not picked up any violations, but a cost model must be found
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ArticleBharti Wal-Mart opens Punjab hub
Bharti Wal-Mart has opened a new agricultural centre in Punjab to improve its supply chain and help local farmers
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ArticleChilean navels catch Australia out
Marketers say a Chilean navel orange flood that hurt Australian exports to the US could not have been predicted
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ArticleTopfruit complications for Argentina
Reduced production and high European stocks have Argentinean apple and pear suppliers carefully planning their export strategy
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ArticleUnification for Brazilian suppliers
A group of Brazilian producers and exporters have united under the banner of Brazil Fresh Produce to move their industry forward
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ArticleSun World believes in Santa
Sun World International has teamed up with Santa Sweets to provide a year-round supply of high-quality grape tomatoes
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ArticleHalls expands into France
Avocado and exotics specialist to launch French office, which will commence trading on 1 February this year
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Greencell welcomes new md
Fruit importer and supermarket supplier Greencell has appointed Andrew Cooksey as managing director.
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ArticleThe China-ASEAN FTA: Propaganda and Reality
Guest writer Professor Walden Bello discusses the reality on the ground of the China-ASEAN free trade area from a Philippine perspective
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ArticleMixed outlook for Chilean topfruit
While both apple and pear volumes are set to increase this season, the export destination of Chile’s topfruit remains unclear
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ArticleHoogstraten sees sales stay stable
The Belgian auction has had to rely on an increase in volume sales to compensate for the general drop in prices
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ArticleAustralian growers pan imported pears
Imported Chinese pears being sold in Australian supermarkets have raised the ire of Australian growers
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ArticleIndonesia looks to slow imports
The Indonesian government plans to introduce new national standards on horticultural products in a bid to slow imports
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ArticleRijk Zwaan opens Egyptian branch
Dutch seed company Rijk Zwaan have celebrated the opening of their new Egyptian sales office and breeding station
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ArticleJapan lifts Australian mango ban
A Japanese ban on Australian mango imports has been lifted after a fruit fly scare was determined to be vinegar fly
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ArticleIndian cashew exports rise
Indian cashew exports rebounded in December after a slow year, but imports have eclipsed the trade
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ArticleOrganic certification growth in California
CCOF reports 8 per cent growth in certified operations and total certified organic acreage in the state during 2009
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ArticleMurcia suffers vegetable losses
Frosts in the Spanish region have damaged much of the area’s winter vegetable crop, including artichokes and tomatoes
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ArticleGreenery to market John Baarda produce
Leading glasshouse grower agrees 'in principle' to market vegetables through UK arm of Dutch marketing organisation