All Production & Trade articles – Page 355
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ArticleUN study debunks Chilean avocado water myths
Study finds that avocado cultivation is not responsible for the scarcity of water in Chile’s central region
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ArticleZespri and Fall Creek CEOs join PMA board
Led by Dwight Ferguson, group also includes directors of Grupo Alta, Frontera, Amerifresh and Measure to Improve
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ArticleWeather hits world stonefruit production
Decline driven by down seasons in China and Europe, the world's largest peach and nectarine producers
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ArticleRegenerative ag group names coalition
Group of organisations will develop models to measure the impact and benefits of regenerative farming systems
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ArticleNZ berry producer anticipating DIY boom
Shortage of strawberry pickers in New Zealand has berry grower expecting influx of locals to ‘pick their own’
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ArticleCalifornia Prune Board ‘optimistic’ about UK trade
With UK-US trade talks continuing and tariffs already lowered, the CPB wants to raise product’s profile in Britain
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ArticleIndian promise for Jolyred
With European apple production down, prices may limit exports to Asian markets this campaign, but Belgian cooperative BFV remains poised for opportunities in India
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ArticleHigher value for Spain's exports
Country's fresh produce exports for first eight months of the year rise 8 per cent in yearly value
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ArticleUK exporter eyes strawberry expansion in Asia
GB Seasons wants to send more strawberries to Hong Kong and Japan next season after a successful first few months in business
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PodcastsFruitbox: How to slow climate change by eating bananas
Mike Port of Port International talks about adding value to a market still very much under pressure from supermarket pricing
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ArticlePlantai unveils automatic fruit counting app
The app offers a simple, cheap and fast way to obtain the number of fruits on a tree and in a particular orchard
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ArticleNew fruit facility set to boost exports
LRT/VCT Refrigerated Transport storage facility worth A$1.75m officially opened in Irymple, Victoria
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ArticleKorea faces cabbage shortage
Typhoons have crippled cabbage crops across Korea causing prices to jump as demand for the vegetable peaks
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ArticleZeus Kiwi spies opportunities
Competition is fierce for Greek kiwifruit exporters, but openings in new markets in Asia and Latin America offer encouraging opportunities for growth
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ArticleMelinda makes its market debut in Asia
Italy’s most famous fresh produce brand is selling to the region for the first time, aided by a new export partnership
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ArticleHuelvan berries in new sustainability drive
#RESPBerry project aims to raise producer awareness over correct use of phytosanitary products
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ArticleBelgian supplier airs Brexit concerns
Marc Evrard of leading pear exporter BFV tells the Financial Times: "There are a lot of uncertainties"
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ArticleZespri supports virtual adventure
Five-week programme promotes healthy habits to students across New Zealand
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ArticleAustralian organics look toward Europe
Peak industry body working with exporters targeting potentially lucrative European markets
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ArticleNo shortage of California grapes
Industry association says harvest is moving steadily toward its December conclusion