All Production & Trade articles – Page 1638
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ArticleSaphir predicts production downturn
Nick Saphir told Cape Town delegates that the growth in fresh prodcue production will slow this decade.
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ArticleBerries feel the heat
Continued warm weather and a degree of humidity has reduced the volume of English soft fruit.
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ArticleEfsis offers audit answer
Efsis, the global inspection and certification specialist, has consolidated its business to ensure it has a more focused approach to customers' requirements.
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ArticleBeacon Foods adds to its team
Diane Bailey has been appointed as the new product development manager at Beacon Foods.
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ArticleBown maps out Chile's future
Ronald Bown, president of the Chilean Exporters Association, addressed delegates in Cape Town.
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ArticleIndustry meets in Cape Town
The first Eurofruit southern hemisphere conference featured sessions on varying produce issues
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ArticlePotato Council announces fall in planting estimates
The BPC has revealed planting estimates for 2003 which will be substiantially down on last year.
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Worldwide Fruit extends English apple leadership
The English top-fruit industry's biggest marketing desk has grown in numbers and strength again in 2003/4.
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Organic Bosnian berries boom in Europe
Organic berries grown in Bosnia are set to take western Europe by storm.
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Polish to get trade shining
IFE Poland 2004 will give visitors the opportunity to celeberate the countries accession to the EU.
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Plimsoll on-line - check out the competition
Plimsoll has launched the Electronic Plimsoll Portfolio Analysis - Fresh Produce.
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ArticlePIP protocols set for launch
Six crop protocols developed under the Pesticides Initiative Programme (PIP) of the EU-African-Caribbean-Pacific liaison committee (ColeACP) are ready for launch next month.
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ArticleSinclair replicates squeeze test
Consumer research carried out by testing-technology specialist Sinclair iQ has shown that the company's SIQ-FT replicates the shopper's own "squeeze" test for selecting ripe fresh produce.
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Geest in LEAF link
The LEAF logo is making an appearance on supermarket salads thanks to one enterprising supplier.
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ArticleFavorita offers seminar solution
Favorita Fruit Company in Ecuador is offering its suppliers cost-free best practice seminars.
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ArticlePlum deal for British
Posh totty Tara Palmer Tomkinson has been voted Britain's plummiest person in a poll to celebrate the launch of British Plum Month.
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ArticleCherry picked for success
Northwest cherries has named a winner in its own fruity version of TV's Pop Idol and tipped the band for the top.
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ArticleCranberry forecast up
Production of cranberries is up this season on last in the US, although the largest producing state has registered a decline.