All Production & Trade articles – Page 1271
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ArticleJFC secures new loan agreement
Nordea Bank signs deal to make US$15m credit line available to Russian fresh produce importer
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ArticlePicota cherry campaign nears record sales
Spain’s Pictota cherry exporters are experiencing strong season in key markets, such as the UK and Germany
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ArticleOppenheimer creates new berry post
North American importer-distributor promotes Nolan Quinn in effort to dedicate greater efforts to lucrative berry business
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ArticleGrowers praise senate citrus effort
Florida Citrus Mutual has backed new regulations that could aid in the industry's fight against pests and diseases
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ArticleSunkist in favour of US/Korea deal
Senior vice president of US citrus cooperative Sunkist Growers Mike Wootton is in favour of the US/Korea free trade agreement
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ArticleShort labour for Indian apples
A shortage of seasonal workers is worrying apple growers in India’s Himachal Pradesh in the midst of a record crop
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ArticlePrice war stirs up pineapple market
Volumes reported to be "through the roof" in the UK as country's major supermarket chains engage in price-led promotions
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ArticlePanama deal ends strike action
Striking banana workers reach deal with Panama government to lift controversial law to end 10-day strike
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ArticleMEG extends Italian summer fruit supply
Cooperative has continued to convert vegetable production to berries and extended its marketing season by up to two months
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ArticleEnza and Worldwide trial kiwifruit in UK
Companies confirm trial Hayward plantation in Kent, as well as plans to introduce yellow- and red-fleshed varieties in 2011
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ArticleCalifornia stonefruit little and late
A late start and small size profile has given California’s stonefruit industry some challenges this season
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ArticleNew Rockit apples lift off
Sales of the first commercial crop of Havelock North Fruit Company’s new Rockit apple variety have taken off
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ArticlePakistan expands its mango industry
Pakistan plans to introduce its mangoes to different areas by holding exhibitions in various countries around the globe
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ArticleIndian floods cause price rise
Prices of vegetables have soared across areas of India due to floods that have caused considerable crop damage.
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ArticleAustralian mango growers want VHT facility
The North-Queensland mango industry has called for the construction of a new vapour heat treatment facility
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ArticleChilean exports on course for growth
Sendings for the 2009/10 season are tipped to increase marginally provided current weather conditions prevail
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ArticleValencia’s pledge to citrus cooperative
San José de Alcàsser, whose facilities were destroyed by fire, receives multi-million euro boost from Valencian government
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ArticleSolarelli builds with new TV campaign
Italian premium-quality brand set to promote stonefruit following excellent six months' trading in first half of 2010
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UK produce businesses on the brink
There are now 61 companies in the UK fresh produce industry that are “zombie” businesses who have seen their performance deteriorate to such as extent that they now exist merely to pay off their debts and survive, according to new analysis.
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ArticleGerman cherry harvest ‘likely to fall’
Smaller harvest expected for both sweet and sour cherries, after crop affected by frosts and heavy rains