All Production & Trade articles – Page 2
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NewsWaitrose and Worldwide Fruit celebrate two decades of Jazz apples
Partners underline commitment to British growers with special promotional campaign to mark variety’s 20 years in UK
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NewsCost of CBAM a concern for European farmers
Copa and Cogeca have called for the suspension of the Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism to protect farmers during the current fertiliser crisis
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FeaturesGreosn: the fresh produce investment firm driving sustainability at speed
Fred Searle speaks to CEO Matt Jarrett about the fast-rising company’s 10‑year plan to “future‑proof British farming and build long‑term resilience”
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NewsSouth African grapefruit growers expand European push
South African growers are scaling their campaign across Europe, entering France and the Netherlands while expanding German operations
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NewsCitrus growers switch to avocados in Japan
Fruit seen as providing a profitable alternative for citrus growers as they cope with changing conditions
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NewsSuppliers urged to prepare for SPS changes
Produce businesses are encouraged to sign up for Defra email alerts and engage with trade bodies ahead of new guidance expected to be released this month
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NewsThailand launches coordinated campaign to boost fruit exports
Domestic and international promotions set to raise export value and prevent oversupply during peak harvest season
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NewsUK berry growers hit by Gulf disruption
British Berry Growers says it’s important the pressures facing producers are recognised across the supply chain, as the cost of production soars
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NewsSerbia’s blueberry sector holds its course
Serbian blueberry exporters have reason for optimism, says Pureberry director Radoje Đoković, with the outlook for the season looking encouraging
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NewsZespri red kiwifruit licences fetch NZ$457,000 per hectare
Strong demand drives up price at first auction for new variety, as cost of SunGold licence also increases by 22 per cent
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NewsFresh Del Monte reports lower Q1 sales and income
The produce giant’s Q1 net sales fell 4.9 per cent to US$1.04bn, while net income dropped to US$10mn from US$31.1mn year-on-year
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NewsAldi expects 20 per cent UK blackberry sales uplift
Sweeter varieties are driving demand among UK blackberry consumers as Aldi prepares to launch 100 per cent British range with suppliers including Driscoll’s
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NewsJD sets new durian quality benchmark with five-lobe guarantee
Chinese retailer launches new consumer promise to mark the start of the Thai durian season
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NewsCampo y Tierra anticipates big rise in cherry volume after major restructuring
Company expects output to increase from 3,000 tonnes to 5,000 tonnes this season
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NewsSun World mango programme gains momentum
Extended seasonaility is a key point of differentiation of the programme
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NewsSemillas Fitó expands pepper offer for Almerian growers
Breeder develops new generation of peppers with greater resistance, quality, and post-harvest life
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NewsEswatini loses out as China eliminates African tariffs
Small citrus producing country on South Africa’s eastern border loses out as China cuts tariffs on African imports
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NewsWorld Fresh launches new Canadian dark sweet cherry varieties
British Columbia-based company has been authorised to market five new Canadian-bred cherry varieties to global markets
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NewsSyngenta launches high INSV-resistant romaine lettuce Renegade
New variety joins Stampede in offering enhanced protection against thrips-transmitted virus that has significantly impacted Salinas Valley production
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NewsSouth African apples first to benefit from China’s expanded zero-tariff policy
New agreement expands zero-tariff treatment to cover 53 African countries