All Production & Trade articles – Page 1329
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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
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ArticleJapanese persimmons face tests
Lower crop yields and increased competition mean it could be a tough year for Japanese persimmon exporters
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HortNZ faces budget cuts
Industry body Horticulture New Zealand is facing painful spending cuts after fruit growers voted to slice 16 per cent from its annual budget at their AGM last week