All Production & Trade articles – Page 1783
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UK boasts firm leader in fruit testing technology
A new concept in fruit firmness testing technology is now being marketed to the global fresh produce industry by UK company Sinclair IQ.
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Flandria leaves them standing
Four new Dutch lettuce varieties will be available on December 1.
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Rustler launches revolutionary packaging
Rustler Produce Limited, one of the UK's leading onion and leek suppliers, is set to launch a revolutionary new packaging concept for onions in the form of elastic netting.
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Rhodes in new produce push
Gary Rhodes joins up with Little Red Tractor to promote the fresh produce seasons.
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Petrolina hosts 13th Fenagri
The 13th Fenagri took place in Petrolina, in Brazil's north eastern São Francisco Valley last week. The Journal was there.
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MBM Chatteris raises £763 for Macmillan Cancer Relief
Potato marketer raises cash by participating in world's biggest coffee morning.
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Hydroponics forge ahead
Hydroponic equipment wholesaler Hydrogarden is forecasting increased interest in hydroponic systems as debates over pesticides residues on fresh produce continue and producers seek to supply crops using a minimum of inputs.
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Packaging partnership bears fruit
Newent-based Evesham Specialist Packaging Newent-based Evesham Specialist Packaging (ESP) has reached an exclusive distribution agreement with Papermarc Merton (PMP), the largest solidboard packaging manufacturer in the UK.
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Hail strikes NZ apples
Apple orchards on New Zealand's South Island have been hit by hail over the past week.
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Spanish citrus races ahead
Growers in Spain are charging ahead on the citrus harvest as volumes across all varieties are down with minimal overlap as each comes on stream.
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Washington apples frost struck
Hit by heavy frosts at the end of October, Washington's Apple Commission (WAC) estimates around 4million cartons of fruit have been lost.
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NFU back on board
The National Farmers' Union hopes substantial changes to the make-up of the Agricultural Wages Board will mark a fresh approach to future negotiations as it rejoins the board.
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Sprouts in demand
The continuing poor weather in several of the major UK sprout growing areas has meant that, by the time the Christmas sales peak arrives, "every British sprout will be needed" according to Roger Welberry, president of the British Sprout Growers' Association.
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NZ revises damage forecast
The New Zealand ministry of agriculture and forestry has revised its earlier estimates of frost damage inflicted on apple and kiwifruit crops.
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Spanish melon losses
Melon growers in the Spanish region of Castilla-La Mancha have reported that this past season they have lost some euro18million-24million.
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T&G unveils more on Enza merger
GPG and Enza director Tony Gibbs revealed more details of the proposed merger of the New Zealand top-fruit exporter with Turners & Growers at T&G's agm last week.
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Krasemann questions Eurep Gap
Kai Krasemann, president of Freshfel, has hit out at the commercial integrity of Eurep Gap.
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H&F hails good citrus crop
As the Dominican and Honduran grapefruit seasons draw to a close and Cuba winds down, Hart & Friedmann says the period has been good although volumes are down on last year.

