All Production & Trade articles – Page 1617
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ArticleCapespan innovation
New packaging and trials for up and coming varieties will play an important role in Capespan's new stone-fruit season out of South Africa.
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Peru's citrus success
Easy-peelers from the land of the Incas are meeting an increasingly receptive market in the UK.
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J-Lo avocado introduced at Tesco
A giant-sized avocado pear, weighing two-and-a-half pounds has gone on sale in Tesco this week.
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ArticleSunpride heralds AGF Rotterdam
Sunpride managing director Roy Fine is delighted with the response the company has received since attending the AGF Rotterdam event.
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ArticleChile looks to grow fresh produce potential
The US Food Marketing Institute believes Chile has even greater potential for supplying fresh produce to the US.
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ArticleChile plans for organic growth
Jose Antonio Benavente, chairman of Chilean Organic Association believes there is a wide array of advantages for Chilean growers who opt to grow organic produce.
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ArticleLauritzen Cool Logistics names new md
Lauritzen Cool Logistics has announced Ole Shack Petersen will be the group's new managing director.
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Produce men warned to conform with bio-terrorism laws
The Chilean agriculture attaché in the US urged delegates at the International Roundtable Business Conference that Chileans must be prepared for US legislation regarding bio-terrorism so it does not affect their imports.
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Chile looks to the future
Luis Schmidt, president of Fedefruta, welcomed delegates to Chile and congratulated Chilean producers for their continued efforts in the fresh produce industry, at the International Roundtable Business Conference in Santiago.
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ArticleFarmers welcome Safeway decision
NFU expresses support for the decision by Competition Commission to uphold Morrisons bid.
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Be prepared for meals conference
Prepared Meal Solutions is a new conference on the expanding ready meals market, taking place on October 21-22 in London.
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Public united against GM foods
The British public has delivered a damning verdict on genetic modification.
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ArticlePotato crop reported down
A survey by potatocrop.com has found more four-fifths of potato growers report yields down on last year.
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ArticleUS pear crop rise
The pear crop in the north-western US is expected to be 13 per cent up on last year, but confidence is high.
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ArticleCo-op launches innovative French/English apple campaign
The Co-op has introduced promotional packs of French apples into its stores, encouraging shoppers to buy British next time.
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ArticleUK tight on toms
The effects of the August heatwave are on-going as tomato availability feels the pinch.
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ArticleNew port of entry pressures for importers
A new directive from Brussels means produce from thrid countries will be inspected pre-customs clearance on arrival in the UK.
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ArticleLate start for UK glasshouses
Strawberries are pricey on UK markets this week as the outdoor crop tails off and eager buyers await glasshouse fruit.
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ArticleBPC website success
The British Potato Council(BPC) is delighted with the success of its blight website over the summer.
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ArticleLEAF gets set for new audit
Linking the Environment and Farming will be unveiling its new audit to producers and retailers next week.