All Production & Trade articles – Page 1409
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ArticleBumper ride for California stones
California stonefruit producers are striving to make the most of their export potential this year, as they deal with a bumper crop.
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NZ apple sector tracks carbon emissions
The New Zealand apple industry will work on reducing its carbon emissions in an effort to quell consumer concerns about food miles in export markets, reports Radio New Zealand
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ArticleNew Thai quarantine laws stir the pot for suppliers
South Africa and Australia still face market access problems as Thailand’s main import season draws closer
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Russian growth for Chinese apple exports
Chinese apples are taking a bite out of Eastern Europe’s market share in Russia
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ArticleDole Germany suspends melon deal
Following a difficult campaign last season, Dole Germany says it will not import and distribute fresh melons during the coming year
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ArticleDel Monte makes Cameroon switch
Company will send its Cameroon banana volumes to Europe on container services operated by Maersk Line
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ArticlePhilippines offers Saudis 100,000ha
Saudi investors have been offered 100,000ha for agricultural production in the Philippines’ Davao Oriental Province
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Citrus Australia gets down to business
Australia’s new peak citrus body has got right down to the business of grower representation
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ArticleLandgard secures Peter Vetter takeover
Leading German marketing organisation opens the way for expansion in key markets across Europe
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ArticleCarbon neutrality edges closer in Costa Rica
Costa Rica’s banana industry is aiming to be the first in the world to be completely carbon neutral in four years’ time.
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Easy crunch apple on sale at Tesco
A new variety that is deemed easier to bite is set to go on sale at Tesco outlets across the UK
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ArticleCitrus production to rise in South Africa
A USDA report has pointed to increased citrus volumes during 2008/09, as well as a jump in fruit volumes exported
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ArticleMexican state close to fruit fly victory
The area in Nuevo Leon now declared free of the pest comprises 200ha of citrus groves with a production of 2,250 tonnes
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ArticleChina sees decrease in export orders
China’s horticultural export sector has faced its first decline in orders since 2003
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Lemon prices drop in Russia
Prices of lemons shipped into Russia have fallen dramatically from their 2007 peak
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Repeat performance for food safety conference
The international Fresenius Food Safety and Dietary Risk Assessment Conference 2009 will take place on February 12 and 13, in Cologne, Germany.
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China unveils huge investment plan
The Chinese government has announced a huge investment plan to kick start its slowing economy
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Vietnam must overhaul horticulture sector
Vietnam must overhaul its horticulture sector to improve fruit quality and boost domestic and export sales
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China becomes Indonesia’s top imported fruit source
China has overtaken the US and Australia as Indonesia’s top imported fruit source
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ArticleBIFGA 21 marks coming of age
The British Independent Fruit Growers Association (BIFGA) is to celebrate its coming of age next year with a top-fruit planting project to be known as BIFGA 21.