All Production & Trade articles – Page 372
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ArticleAsiafruit Congress goes online
Asia’s leading fresh produce conference livestreams to global viewers on 17 November, setting the scene for Asia Fruit Logistica ON
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ArticleAsia Fruit Logistica is ON this November
Asia’s premier fresh fruit and vegetable trade show will take place online with an exciting new digital format
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Shipping decisions aid apple industry
Late-season South African apple shipping programme to Europe on track as normal schedules are being restored
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ArticleOppy offers Blue Goose plums
'Italian style' plums said to offer "sweet and luscious flavour with tangy undertones"
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ArticleBreeding programme sees sweet success
Over 80 per cent of Queensland's commercial strawberry plants sourced from Hort Innovation funded programme
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ArticleExports impact Scales’ return
Scales has updated its earning guidance after Covid-19 affected its New Zealand apple exports to Asia
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ArticleThailand opens borders to Chinese buyers
With Covid-19 under seemingly under control, Thailand plans to remove some travel restrictions to facilitate fruit exports
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ArticleQTee tress planted in Australia
Early-ripening pear variety takes root in Goulburn Valley, Adelaide Hills and Manjimup
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ArticleSpawning success
Mushrooms are on the up, with the Covid-19 lockdown turbocharging growth in the category. Fred Searle speaks to managing director of Walsh Mushrooms, Padraic O’Leary
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ArticleNI potato sales boom in lockdown
Consumption of potatoes in Northern Ireland surge during peak of coronavirus crisis as people cook more at home
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ArticleChina suspends Turkish cherry imports
Turkey’s second significant cherry season in China comes to a premature end following pest interceptions
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ArticleNew Dole partnership to fight TR4
Elo Life Systems has joined forces with Dole Food Company in the development of new disease-resistant banana varieties
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ArticleWashington apple harvest holds steady
Forecast puts crop volume at similar level to 2019, with an increase in organic production
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ArticleShips divert to Tripoli port
Following the devastating explosion at Lebanon's Beirut port, container lines are diverting to the smaller port of Tripoli to maintain supplies
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ArticleRSA citrus waits on US decision
South Africa hopes that the United States authorities will finally move on wider access for its citrus products
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ArticleUK topfruit volumes to fall below target
British Apple and Pears state topfruit volumes will fall short of target after poor spring weather
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ArticleVietnam longs for more longan exports
Vietnam authorities are working with growers and export markets such as China and Australia as they try to boost longan exports
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ArticleSolid basis for topfruit campaign
According to the latest forecasts from Prognosfruit, market conditions are just right for the start of the European apple and pear season, although uncertainties linger
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ArticleSouth Africa set for US citrus high
The country's citrus sector says it will export record a volume to the US this year
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ArticleNZ seeks traceability improvement
The country's NZ$6bn produce industry is aligning and improving its traceability systems