All Production & Trade articles – Page 1361
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Uruguayan blues make Berlin debut
Uruguayan growers and exporters exhibited at Fruit Logistica for the first time this year to boost the market for its 50 per cent increase in blueberry production forecast for this year.
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Florida citrus forecast drops again
The USDA has predicted lower than expected volumes of oranges, with early-mid season Navels and Valencias
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ArticleNormal season for Mexican grapes
Ideal weather conditions in the north of Mexico should translate into an average export crop this year
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Brazil projects apple export decline
Hailstorms and humid weather will cut the country’s shipments by 20 per cent this year, says the Brazilian Apple Exporters Association (ABPM)
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ArticleSpaniards stick by UK imports
Spanish fresh produce suppliers Frutaria has vowed to stick with its UK customers even if value is significantly reduced as sterling weakens further.
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ArticleTomato group’s alarm at EU-Morocco talks
The European Group of Tomato Producers has expressed its “deep concern” over the EU's trade talks with Morocco
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Spanish growers to stage protests
Representatives from Asaja Murcia, Almería and Alicante are to stage protests to demand more support for Spanish growers
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Turkey set to boost citrus exports
Turkey is intent on significantly increasing citrus exports this year, the Turkish minister of state revealed
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ArticleIrish growers 'scared into silence'
Irish producers are being “scared into silence” on prices their leader has claimed.
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ArticleApples and pears prove resilient
The World Apple and Pear Association (WAPA) highlighted a trend for consumers trading down to lower-grade fruit as prices stayed unusually high.
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New chief at Campden BRI
Dr Steven Walker has been appointed director-general designate of Campden BRI.
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Trade bids to save German promotions
Following a court ruling that CMA's marketing levy system is illegal, trade and government officials meet to hammer out a new deal
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ArticleCargo fuel surcharge reduced
British Airways World Cargo has announced a reduction to its fuel surcharge which will be implemented at the end of the month.
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WAPA unveils apple and pear forecasts
Association predicts rise in Southern Hemisphere apple exports as higher Northern Hemisphere stocks provide cause for concern
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ArticleProduce traceability goes online
The CPMA, PMA and United Fresh have jointly launched an interactive website for fruit and vegetable traceability to help produce companies and allied industries reach milestones
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Organic Maltese orange hits France
After a year of tastings, French-Tunisian partnership Alterbio-Biolife has introduced the first organic Maltese oranges to the French market
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ArticleAustralian citrus dodges heat damage
Australian citrus growers have escaped any significant damage from the heatwaves in the last fortnight
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Huge food inflation fall forecast
Food price inflation in Britain could fall dramatically from the December 2008 position of 10.4 per cent to zero per cent or below (where an actual reduction in food prices would be seen) by the end of 2009 according to English Farming and Food Partnerships (EFFP).
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ArticleSupply debate reaches parliament
The supply debate hit the House of Commons as an MP urged Gordon Brown to act now to defend the interests of thousands of farmers and grocers who supply the larger supermarkets.
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UGPBAN unveils new logo
With the unveiling of a new logo and strategy, the banana group has put the ghost of Hurricane Dean firmly behind it