All Production & Trade articles – Page 397
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ArticleCosta de Almería joins Anecoop
Move will strengthen Anecoop’s presence in Almería, a key supply region for the group
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ArticleDisease specialist wins British Potato Industry Award
Ian Toth lands AHDB lifetime achievement award, being described as the “go-to person for all things blackleg and soft rot”
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ArticleGulf potential for Pink Lady
Covid-19 is influencing the way Pink Lady communicates with consumers in the Gulf, but the crisis has in no way diminished the brand’s marketing drive
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ArticleNew Chilean organic cooperative is born
Organicoop will market apples, pears, blueberries, wine, cattle and sheep from the Maule and Ñuble regions
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ArticleHonduras counts cost of Eta and Iota
Preliminary estimates put losses to banana production at more than US$55m
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ArticleTenderstem's Christmas cheer
Tenderstem is reporting strong demand from home cooks as consumers prepare for a unique covid Christmas
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ArticleAustralia increases access to New Zealand
Newly signed Australia-New Zealand Export Plan reduces regulatory burden for Australian exporters
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ArticleSpain’s first organic wholesale market opens
Mercabarna's Biomarket hopes to capture 20 per cent of the organic fruit and vegetable trade
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ArticleChile launches first cherry campaign in Thailand
Campaign will run from December through January across diverse sales channels
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ArticleWales calls for urgent govt action as Brexit nears
Ten groups representing Welsh food and drink write to PM demanding measures to avoid “devastating impact” on businesses and livelihoods
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ArticlePotato yields rally despite tough weather
National yield looks set to be in line with the average of recent years, despite wet conditions during the harvest period
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ArticleTotal Produce in positive trading update
Group says full-year results are on course to be ahead of 2019
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ArticleEthical issues regarding robots raised in research
Monash University researchers take deeper look at ethical and policy issues raised by the use of robots in agriculture
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ArticleJapan to nurture fruit exports
New government programme aims to quintuple agriculture exports, including fruit, by 2030
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ArticleEurope awaits Namibian grapes
This season's first significant volume of Namibian table grapes leave Cape Town for Europe
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ArticleNFU and CLA respond to 10-point environment plan
Farming bodies call for grants for tree-planting and woodland management among other financial incentives for green agriculture
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ArticleBanana NGOs write to retailers
NGOs and Latin American trade unions are imploring retailers across Europe to resist the trend of ever-decreasing banana prices
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ArticleHuelvan berry acreage stable overall for 2020/21
Blueberries buck trend, seeing an increase of just over 7 per cent on last season according to Freshuelva
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ArticleLithium ion investment for Mansfields
Kent fruit grower invests in 15 Hyster forklifts and platform pallet trucks as it works towards a carbon-zero strategy
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ArticleAutogrow launches Folium 2.0
Second generation of New Zealand technology company’s smart sensor hits the market early