All Production & Trade articles – Page 40
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FeaturesAustralian citrus takes health to the next level
Citrus Australia CEO, Nathan Hancock, tells Asiafruit how the industry body is putting a spotlight on the category’s health benefits, which go far beyond that of the well-known Vitamin C
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NewsJingold boosts kiwifruit supply to meet summer demand
Marketer reports positive early-season feedback for red-fleshed variety as it ramps up volumes from Argentina, Chile and South Africa
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FeaturesDel Monte on pioneering premium tropicals across European markets
Gianpaolo Renino of the newly-rebranded Del Monte Corporation discusses the group’s strategic approach to tropical fruit innovation
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NewsSoluna apples expand coast-to-coast in US for 2026
Western Australian premium variety returns to US market for second season with ‘significantly wider’ footprint
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NewsEgypt’s Pico navigates evolving grape landscape
As warming climate changes production seasons and influences consumer purchases, supplier says adaptability is key
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NewsIndian mangoes draw crowds in the US
Festivals in New York and Washington DC give thousands of consumers a taste of Indian mangoes
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NewsCountdown on for the International Fresh Produce Safety Symposium 2026
New speakers added to the programme including SP Singh, Lina Ashmore, Craig Shadbolt, Mathew Bannister, Mark Bradbury, Wade Mann, Jane Siebum and more
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NewsInterpera reveals mixed European pear harvest forecasts
Crop estimates signal a further contraction in European pear production, with Belgium, France and Spain all forecast to see year-on-year declines
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NewsNew public sector taskforce to boost Scottish food procurement
Growers and suppliers in Scotland will benefit from a new public sector food procurement taskforce to address barriers to supplying more local produce
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NewsRecord British apple sales as retailer of the year race enters final stretch
Tesco is currently UK’s biggest purchaser of British apples, with Aldi in second place and Lidl in third
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NewsEU formally adopts US nut and dried fruit tariff deal
New EU legislation sets zero customs duties on US dried fruits including sultanas, apricots and prunes
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NewsSouth African lemon deal will end ‘abruptly’ with higher volume
Citrus Growers’ Association updates export forecast after cooler weather and rainfall accelerate fruit development across key regions
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NewsMesse Berlin Americas and Mexico’s National Agricultural Council join forces
A new strategic partnership will help Mexican producers and exporters reach new buyers, diversify markets, and accelerate international growth
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NewsUK fruit and veg production rose in last year
Production of fruit and veg in the UK has increased but share of total supply against imports continues downward trajectory, new Defra figures show
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NewsNew market for broccoli surplus cuts harvest costs
East of Scotland Growers is partnering with food tech company Upcycled Plant Power to supply broccoli waste into ingredients, protein and fibre
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NewsIndia sends first shipment of Uttarakhand lychee to Italy
Milestone reflects growing international acceptance of India’s fresh fruits
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NewsWAC marks 35 years in the Indonesia market
Marketer still sees significant room for growth for Washington apples in the region
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NewsDel Monte celebrates International Pineapple Day
Global pineapple producer, distributor and marketer highlights the fruit’s rise in popularity
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NewsApplications open for Global Grower Leaders programme run by IFPA and Hort Innovation
Study tour will take Australian growers to the US and the Global Produce and Floral Show later this year.
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NewsJapanese concern as local citrus varieties reported in China
Growers call for Japanese authorities to investigate after reports Beni Princess saplings have made their way overseas