All Production & Trade articles – Page 1483
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ArticleLang highlights sustainability risks
A new report from the Centre for Food Policy at City University, London has identified the fruit and vegetable sector in the UK as “at risk” in terms of food security and sustainable production.
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Japanese tangerine production falls
Japan’s tangerine crop is expected to fall by 12 per cent, according to the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service
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ArticleLogistics boost for Argentine supply zone
The region of Tucumán in Argentina is to benefit from a faster link to the Port of Caldera in neighbouring Chile under a new transport plan
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ArticleStrike complicates Chilean fruit deal
A nationwide government employee strike has reportedly prevented the loading of fresh produce at the country's ports
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Start-stop data loggers now available
Monitoring fruit, nut or vegetable storage areas can now be far easier with the new Dickson multi-feature digital display temperature and humidity data loggers with both push-to-start and push-to-stop functions.
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ArticleTask force set up to protect Texan citrus
The group will be charged with protecting the industry from citrus greening and formulating a contingency plan should it ever spread in the state
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ArticleArgentina and Peru forecast higher grape exports
Argentine and Peruvian table grape sectors both confident of major increases in exports for 2008/09 campaign
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ArticleSeeka makes first-half profit improvement
The New Zealand-based group has benefited from the "dramatic decline" in the value of the NZ dollar
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ArticleEnfield farm scoops PYO accolade
Parkside Farm in Enfield, Middlesex, has won the National Farmers’ Retail and Markets Association (FARMA) Pick-Your-Own Farm of the Year Award for 2009.
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US blackcurrant grower launches juice
US blackcurrant juice drink CurrantC was launched at the recent Produce Marketing Association (PMA) summit held in Orlando, Florida.
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ArticleCape region recovering from flooding
Severe weather has hit table grape and stonefruit production regions, although crop loss estimates are yet to be formulated
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ArticleGood quality navel season in California
Navel growers are seeing a lower yield this season, with better fruit quality and size
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ArticleHex River Valley flooded out
The largest flood in living memory devastated the low-lying areas of South Africa’s Hex River Valley last week.
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Philippine fruit looks to Taiwan
Taiwan is the focus of the Manila Economic and Cultural Office’s efforts to increase tropical fruit exports
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ArticleAneoia changes name to FruitImprese
Italian fruit and vegetable export association completes image overhaul and promises greater focus on future development
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ArticleOrganics bear fruit for Agrexco
The organics market is gathering pace for Israeli marketer Agrexco-Carmel this winter, with organic Wonderful pomegranates due to be added to the line-up next week.
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ArticleTurkish citrus to bounce back in 2008
The USDA has forecast a production increase for lemons, tangerines and oranges in 2008
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ArticleSir Don Curry to become Leckford chairman
Waitrose has announced the appointment of Sir Don Curry CBE into the post of non-executive chairman of its Leckford Estate in January 2009.
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ArticleOrganic campaign in full swing for Agrexco
the Israeli group is continuing its push to increase its organic presence in Europe
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ArticleAustralia approves Chile Free Trade Agreement
The Australian government has passed legislation for a Free Trade Agreement with Chile