All Production & Trade articles – Page 1756
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Spanish organics on show
Manning the CAAE stand at the Natural Products show this week were Martina Hartmann (pictured left) from Bionest Ecologico, Huelva and Martina Otten, from Campina Verde in Cordoba.
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Washington sees pink
A group of grower packers of the Cripps Pink apple variety in Washington state have formed Washington Pink Growers LLC to market the variety as Washington Pink under a distinctive Black Oval brand.
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Storage advances threaten status quo
As growers get better at storing their kiwifruit, the threat of oversupply and overlapping seasons grows.
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First UK berries fly the flag
New season strawberries grown under glass in the UK became available for select customers this week.
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Lawyers strike fruitful deal
A US legal firm has proposed a new service for Chilean exporters.
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Brazil climbs down from record
Latest statistics from the USDA suggest that the Brazilian apple crop is well short of last season's bumper harvest.
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Organic apples voted top
A study published in the scientific periodical, Nature, has found that organic apple production does benefit the environment.
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Southern pears set for rise
With the southern hemisphere pear season now well underway, Chilean sources are still forecasting a rise in production across most producer countries.
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Germans plug UK supply gap
Salad onions have been running short in the UK, but imports have been able to step into the breach.
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Spain makes berry recovery
Spanish strawberries finally look like they might be recovering from a disastrous start to the season.
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Sendings boost for Chilean fruit
Fruit exports from Chile are up on last seasons levels across most major markets.
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Chile works on trade deals
Trade accords are becoming a priority for fresh fruit exporters in Chile as the country faces dumping accusations from the US.
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Onion growers warned
Onion planting is behind schedule because of wet weather, but growers should think twice before changing their drilling plans.
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Ecuador rejects banana deal
The worldÕs largest banana exporter has reportedly rejected last weekÕs agreement between the US and EU over the EU banana import regime.
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Sun World gives update on Sugraone
David Marguelas of Sun World gives key table grape importers explanation of the situation concerning the Sugraone variety.
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Chile rejects dumping claim
Exporters in Chile are rejecting claims made by US grape growers that they dumped fruit on the US market last season.
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Best laid potato plans
Despite the difficulties of recent months, potato growers can still look forward to a good season ahead, if they plan carefully.
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KG signs US deal
KG Fruits Ltd has won import rights for fruit grown by Driscoll Strawberry Associates. Pictured are KG's Nick Marston (l) and Dorn Wenninger of DSA.
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Californian cherry on the top
Cherries from the south-western US are shaping up for a good season provided no late spring weather conditions spoil the party.

