All Production & Trade articles – Page 239
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ArticleGas-price hike 'may lead to produce shortages'
Europe’s glasshouses are turning down the heat due to soaring gas prices meaning salad veg shortages in UK likely, says the Irish Examiner
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ArticleSerbia resumes apple exports to Russia
Trucks now taking slightly different route via Belarus, after war in Ukraine led to temporary halt in supply
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ArticleCovid pressure on Hong Kong produce supply
Supermarket shelves cleared of fruit and vegetables as Covid-19 outbreak disrupts supply chain
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ArticleRecord Kanzi crop predicted
Australian growers gather in Adelaide Hills to discuss upcoming season
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ArticleBSF assesses labour impact of war in Ukraine
Soft fruit industry body warns that Russian invasion of Ukraine could reduce overall productivity of Britain’s soft fruit pickers this season
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ArticleCVVP notches up court wins in Nadorcott fight
Company said it would continue to defend the commercial rights of the variety in Spain
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ArticleSerbian apples unable to access Russia
Long queues of trucks carrying Serbian fruit reportedly waiting at the border, as market's payment system falters
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ArticlePortuguese exports hit new record
Value of exports tops €1.7bn in the tenth consecutive year of growth for the country
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ArticleSalix Fruits unveils Mundos citrus brand
New brand used on bags of mandarins and lemons from a variety of sources
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ArticleZespri welcomes UK-NZ FTA
The kiwifruit marketer plans to export more New Zealand fruit to Britain thanks to the zero-tariff deal
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ArticleHM.Clause up for Innovation Award
Following its silver medal at the 2018 Fruit Logistica Innovation Award, HM.Clause is once again back in contention with its Amoresco romanesco
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ArticleLabour boost for New Zealand growers
Government increases cap for Recognised Seasonal Employer scheme by 1,600
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ArticleUK-New Zealand FTA signed
Reduced tariffs on apples, onions and kiwifruit give a boost to New Zealand exporters
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ArticleNew varieties drive N&A Group’s organic plans
Leading fruit company secures Australian master licences for Isaaq and Swing apples
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ArticleFlood hits Brisbane Produce Market
Trading stops as water level approaches eight metres inside Rocklea site
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ArticleSix Vitacress farmers clock up 170 years
Salad producer celebrates six workers, including planning and quality manager Andy Roberts, who has been with the company for 50 years
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ArticleCosmic Crisp makes European entry
Following its established success in the US as well as during last year's trials in Europe, Cosmic Crisp is ready for its European debut
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UK and NZ finalise FTA
The UK and New Zealand have finalised their free trade deal agreed in principle last October
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ArticleEgyptian grapes ready to deliver
Thanks to a fairly moderate climate and a growing focus on new varieties and sustainability, could Egyptian grapes be poised for global growth?
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ArticleSHAFFE warns of fallout from Ukraine conflict
Fruit destined for Russia and Ukraine could be destined for other markets, leading to oversupply