All Production & Trade articles – Page 1644
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Pink Lady weathers storms
Despite inclement weather in some production areas in Europe, the Pink Lady harvest was set to kick off with excellent quality this week.
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Pistachio record breaker
California is set to produce a bumper pistachio harvest this season.
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Humber VHB to restructure
Market pressure from Spanish salads imported during the main UK growing season and heightened competition among the multiples are forcing the UK's largest salad producer HumberVHB to restructure.
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HRI hosts business clinics
Horticulture Research International, Kirton will play host to the first of two business clinics for rural enterprises on October 18.
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NFU goes to High Court
The NFU has lodged legal papers and seeks a judicial review of the Agricultural Wages Order.
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Research tackles berry mis-shapes
Spanish scientists are researching the problem of misshapen strawberries aiming to reduce mis-shapes by half and with results expected in two years' time.
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Zespri wins organic accolade
New Zealand kiwifruit exporter Zespri has been named organic exporter of the year.
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Zespri wins organic accolade
New Zealand kiwifruit exporter Zespri has been named organic exporter of the year.
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Spain: sendings static, values up
Exports of fresh produce from Spain during the first half of 2002 were almost on a par with the same period last year, but values increased.
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Potato research links up
Solanum, one of the UK's top potato suppliers, has announced a ground-breaking alliance that aims to bring new varieties to market and deliver potato innovation through the Solanum Centre of Excellence.
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NZ frost threat to kiwifruit
According to New Zealand press reports, early spring frosts across the main growing region of the Bay of Plenty have hit kiwifruit vines.
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Lili lashes Windwards
Hurricane Lili has had a limited but damaging effect on Windward Islands banana production.
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Zim citrus threat
Zimbabwean press reports have indicated that citrus production in the 2002-03 season may be down by as much as 60 per cent as a result of land invasions and changes in tenure.
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Interfresh shareholder change
Zimbabwean exporter Interfresh has issued a statement following changes to its shareholding and speculation in the local press of reports of land invasions of citrus farms and changes in tenure.
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Seed sendings Thai-ed up
Plant health authorities in Thailand are impressed by UK seed potatoes paving the way for further exports to the south-east Asian country.
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Fyffes makes German acquisition
Produce multi-national Fyffes has clinched a deal with Del Monte Fresh Produce (Hamburg) to buy 80 per cent of German importer Internationale Fruchtimport Gesellschaft Weichert & Co for $30million.
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Capespan extends brand portfolio
Capespan uk has launched a new Outspan Orange Muesli Bar as part of its brand extension programme.
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Pink Lady causes blushes
The UK market is bracing itself for an unexpected gap in the supply of key premium apple Pink Lady as a result of a combination of climatic factors in the northern and southern hemispheres.
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Israeli avocado drop
New season avocados from Carmel Agrexco are now established on the UK market and volumes are likely to be slightly below those of last year, said the exporter.