All Production & Trade articles – Page 1278
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ArticlePeru’s banana exports to EU increase
Andean country’s organic banana exports to Europe rose by over 20 per cent last year compared with the year before
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ArticleCosta Rica enjoys solid year start
Exports from the Central American nation were up in January, with the agriculture sector showing the most promising signs of growth
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ArticleChiquita slices quarterly loss
Positive signs as US fresh produce multinational reports on both fourth-quarter and full-year results improvements
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ArticleContracts dominate onion sector
Major global supply issues in the onion market this season are bringing about fundamental change, according to one UK operator.
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ArticleUSDA predicts strong valencia crop
Navel oranges may make the headlines in California, but this year’s valencia orange crop is shaping up to be a good one
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ArticleSunnyRidge enters organic berry deal
Sourcing from Florida will begin in March before moving to other blueberry-growing regions in the summer and early autumn
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ArticleSpanish growers to protest Morocco deal
Producer groups in Spain will protest against the EU’s trade deal with Morocco when the two sides meet in Granada next month
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ArticleStorms devastate Canaries banana sector
Canaries banana association Asprocan describes damage to plantations as “catastrophic” after three-day storm hits islands
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ArticleFinger limes hit UK market
Australian finger limes have hit the UK market, heading for top restaurants and events around the country.
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ArticleBrazil anticipates apple volume recovery
Although production will return to average figures, poor marketing conditions in Europe may dampen export expectations for the region
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NZ apples in late start
The New Zealand apple harvest is likely to be more spread out than in previous seasons and to start later.
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ArticleJapan poised for Peruvian mangoes
Peru’s mango industry will receive a visit from a Japanese MAFF inspector early next month, which should clear the way for the first shipments to commence
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ArticleKiwifruit stays on the line
Australian kiwifruit exporters are keeping the lines open until the exchange rate turns back in their favour
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ArticleEuropean producers ‘need support’
European economic committee calls for financial support for EU growers following trade liberalisation deals
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ArticleSpanish lemons set for extended campaign
Lemon producers’ association says good harvest means Spanish sector can extend export campaign beyond original forecast
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ArticleBFV and Profruco agree merger
The Belgian auctions have finally tied the knot in order to save costs and improve the market position of their members
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ArticleUS widens South African citrus access
The USDA-APHIS has recognised new pest-free citrus-growing areas, giving the green light for greater grapefruit imports
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Pakistan to boost mango exports
A new mango centre for excellence will be established in Pakistan after a deal was struck between USAID and the Punjab government
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ArticleMango shortfall forecast for Mexico
Production is down in the north of the country following rainy weather conditions brought on by the El Niño phenomenon
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NFU education packs enjoy success
The National Farmers’ Union’s (NFU) Why Farming Matters teaching packs have gone to the top of the class after proving extremely popular with the country’s primary and secondary schools.