All Production & Trade articles – Page 1322
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ArticleAndalusia shows effects of recession
Spanish region says its agricultural sector has been spared the worst affects of the recession, although incomes have fallen
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ArticleUS considers new Chilean imports
USDA-APHIS claims fresh figs, pomegranates and baby kiwifruit from Chile could be brought safely into the US
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ArticleMission opens Canada ripening centre
The US avocado importer-marketer is to supply eastern Canada following the inauguration of a new facility in Toronto
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ArticleUS muses Panamanian coriander access
The USDA is seeking comment on pest risk analysis for the import of Panamanian fresh false coriander into the US
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ArticleSunkist enjoys licensing boom
The California and Arizona citrus cooperative has used its extensive experience to turn a potentially difficult 2009 into a good year
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ArticleMixed picture for Spanish exports
While Spanish fresh exports to Russia slumped during 2009, sales to Switzerland increased significantly
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ArticleUSAID boosts Sri Lankan papayas
USAID and Anoma have partnered up in a Sri Lankan papaya development programme
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ArticlePeru posts bumper grape result
Table grape sendings from the Andean nation rose by 134 per cent in value last year with fruit reaching 50 countries worldwide
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ArticleSpanish strawberry shortage expected
Growers in the southern province of Huelva are expecting a shortage of fruit this season following persistent, heavy rains
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ArticleGF Group ends Battaglio partnership
Companies terminate business agreement to avoid future potential conflicts amid increasing growth in the Italian marketplace
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ArticleSA avo volumes shaping up
The South African avocado crop is in similar shape to last season, with forecast volumes of between 9.8 million and 10m trays, or 40,000 tonnes.
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ArticleTissue culture boosts Philippine strawberries
Tissue culture propagation has boosted the Philippine's strawberry production and offers prospects for expansion
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Brittany cauli volumes "stable"
Prince de Bretagne’s cauliflower volumes to the UK market have remained stable this year, according to product manager Eléonore Faucher.
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ArticleAgriver targets new markets
Israeli firm Agriver has penetrated new markets in the last year, according to the company’s Omer Kamp.
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ArticleUSDA looks to the end of the decade
New projections looking at the fresh produce industry in 2019 have been released by the US Department of Agriculture
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ArticleAgrexco presents melon export offering
Group set to begin export season for its melons, with shipments to key European markets expected to run through until May
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ArticleAnecoop showcases new citrus varieties
Leading Spanish fresh produce group Anecoop has introduced new citrus varieties to its associated companies
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ArticleHeavy rains aid Spanish crops
Fruit and vegetable production in Murcia has been aided in recent days by heavy rains that have hit the southern Spanish region
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ALV system goes live
The Automatic Licence Verification (ALV) system, which hopes to streamline importing and save the industry £1 million a year, has gone live.
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ArticleAustralian grapes near Thai trigger
Thai tariffs on imported Australian table grapes will soon double, with the FTA trigger level approaching