All Production & Trade articles – Page 1779
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Southern hemisphere grape squeeze
The South African grape season is likely to finish slightly earlier than usual in February rather than March due to a reduced Orange River crop.
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Six and out
Top-fruit and blackcurrant supplier Four Wents Farm has ceased farming after six generations followed each other into the family business in High Weald, Kent.
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Florida freeze boost
Freezing weather conditions in Florida at the end of last week have left grapefruit unscathed and may actually have proved a boon to producers.
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Redbridge AFI / Worldwide Fruit seal marketing jv
Established retail suppliers set up Summerfruit Company as "one-stop soft fruit shop".
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Florida gets frost warning
Hard freeze warnings were in place over many counties of Florida last night with temperatures hitting 0°C.
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Spanish warning on green fruit
Valencia producers' association Ava-Asaja has condemned early harvesting of immature Ortanique fruit.
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Picota in the spotlight
The denomination of origin (DO) Cereza del Jerte, which represents cherries from Spain's Jerte valley, has reported substantial interest from its stand at the Fruit Logistica exhibition in Berlin this month.
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EurepGap: NZ growers undaunted
According to New Zealand kiwifruit marketer, Zespri, the message from its growers is that EurepGap "isn't as daunting as it seems".
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Potato growers get free advice
The British Potato Council is urging growers and agronomists to take advantage of its free business advice workshops.
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MTEX shows Suntina delight
The UK will receive at least 10 per cent more Suntina from Israel through MTEX this season.
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Keevy SAAGA ends
Chris Keevy has stepped down as ceo of the South Africa Avocado Growers' Association after five successful years at the helm.
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Stubbins goes west
Just two weeks after the exchange of contracts with HumberVHB, salad specialist Stubbins has made significant progress towards its first tomato crop at Wales's largest area of glass, Rhymney Valley Nursery, pictured.
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Isleham makes Oxford landing
Two of the UK's leading root vegetable suppliers have revealed how they restructured their business to allow for greater efficiencies across the supply chain.
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Chile: 2003 is crucial in Europe
Chilean weekly Revista del Campo reports Fresh Fruit Association president Ronald Bown saying 2003 is "Chile's year in Europe".
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Spanish production slows
A cold snap across southern Spain at the start of last week has been making its effects known on field crops such as iceberg, broccoli and strawberries.
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A new red pomelo
Researchers at The Volcani Center in Israel have developed a new variety of red pomelo, reportedly sweeter and juicier than the original variety. Its added advantage: it has no pits.
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Apple aid on its way
Some $11million in federal aid is en route to apple growers in New York state. The funds are part of a national relief package to compensate producers for losses in recent seasons.
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Argentina top-fruit increase
Production of top fruit in the Rio Negro region of Argentina is forecast to jump by nine per cent in the coming season.
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Salad growers get SOLA benefit
Outdoor lettuce producers have a new recommendation for an IPM-compatible insecticide and salad onion growers a fungicide for the control of downy mildew under the specific off-label approval (SOLA) system.
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Italian citrus decline
Producers' association Confagricoltura is forecasting a further reduction in the Italian citrus crop.

