All Production & Trade articles – Page 1652
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Geest laments dreary climate
Demand for its fresh, prepared range has dampened Geest's performance in recent months
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Greencell vouches for Wholesalers
Leading importer launches voucher scheme for wholesale customers
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Del Monte takes over Fisher fresh produce
Latest: Del Monte has saved the jobs of Albert Fisher fresh produce workers, as it takes over the collapsed giant.
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Critic called into question
Grower's credibility called into question after he attacks UK top fruit marketing groups
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Growers need to blow trumpets
Producers make great progress in reducing synthetic inputs used in growing their crops but do not gain the deserved kudos due to a failure to blow their own trumpets, finds the World Apple Report
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Berries in Symphony with Wimbledon
The UK strawberry season is on song with its traditional peak for Wimbledon seeing supplies from Scotland and England combine to meet demand.
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In the Times, but not in stores
The mango season in the sub-continent is in full swing, but food writers have mistimed recipe suggestions aimed at the Alphonso season.
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Enza merger moves closer
New Zealand top-fruit exporter Enza could soon merge with another Guinness Peat Group investment to form a massive fresh produce company which would see Enza exporting other New Zealand lines.
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EU citrus link up
Producers in key citrus-producing countries in the EU are joining forces to promote their fruit in third countries.
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Things hotting up in Guernsey
Guernsey's flower growers get busier as the sun begins to shine.
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San Miguel man slams muscles of Brussels
Fernando Oris de Roa has harsh words for Brussels and Washington at the Rabobank Global Fresh Produce Conference.
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Agrexco gets into Peru
This month sees the first arrivals in the UK of citrus from Peru marketed by Israeli exporter Agrexco under its international brand name Alesia.
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NFU warns on illegal imports
National Farmers Union office-holders have warned MPs that government proposals for implementation of controls on food and plant imports are insufficient.
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India-Pakistan tension hits produce
Tensions in the disputed Kashmir province are playing havoc with the fruit trade, but sales have increased since the pressure showed signs of easing.
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HDC plugs the gap
The Horticultural Development Council has published a Pesticide Gap Analysis online.
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SAAGA makes quality progress
The South African Avocado Growers Association has said new season fruit arriving in the UK from this week is "some of the best quality fruit our growers have ever exported to Britain".
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Lifeline for Majorca
Potato growers on the Spanish island of Majorca stand to benefit from subsidised lines of credit extended by the regional agriculture executive.