All Production & Trade articles – Page 402
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ArticleBug threat to Israeli citrus
Israel's agriculture ministry says the Asian citrus psyllid poses a grave risk to the country's citrus industry
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ArticleAgroponiente gears up for spring campaign
Group expects strong prices to continue as it prepares for transition from winter to spring crops
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ArticleNew venture to grow avocados in India
IG International establishes JV with Deccan Exotics to develop avocado production with investment in plant nursery
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ArticleChinese port delays hit Chilean cherry arrivals
Importers struggling to meet strong demand in the run-up to Chinese New Year
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ArticleNew Zealand apples’ positive pre-season
Uninterrupted growing season bodes well for a quality crop but Covid challenges remain
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ArticleEgyptian citrus tracking well
Weather delivers mixed results, but current season expected to be positive overall
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ArticleEden Towers sets up in Western Australia
Solar powered indoor farm to be fully operational by mid-2023, growing upwards of 120 tonnes per annum
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ArticleCold hits Turkey and Greece
Snowfall disrupted air and road travel across Turkey and Greece this week, while growers estimate the impact of the temperature drop
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ArticleSupport needed during Belarus embargo
Freshfel Europe calls for intensified support for the EU fruit and vegetable sector facing the Belarus embargo
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ArticleChina to fast-track development of GE crops
Government is to allow gene-edited crops in a push for greater food security
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ArticleFlorida fights back
The state’s citrus industry is optimistic for the future, according to Florida Department of Citrus executive director Shannon Shepp
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ArticleTesco sells caulis at 49p after glut
Late British crop has meant a huge volume of cauliflowers has hit the market in January
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ArticleWalmart buys into Plenty's vertical farms
US company becomes first retailer in world to invest in new production model with landmark partnership deal
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ArticleFood Sustainability Index: "A lot to do"
The latest FSI shows that less than half of countries in the Index are mainstreaming climate change in their agricultural policies
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ArticleBerry Gardens to investigate exploitation claims
The berry marketer is working to fully investigate and address claims made in a Guardian investigation of worker exploitation in Portugal
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ArticleJoin Global Grape Congress free this March
Showcase your products and services to the right people in the international table grape business
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Article'Excellent' South African plum crop
The plum season is underway with a 4 per cent rise in exports predicted
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ArticleDriscoll's responds to worker abuse allegations
Newspaper report suggested migrants worked "illegally long hours" picking berries on farms in Portugal
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ArticleStudy shows promise of urban farming
Urban farming can play a significant role in lowering the risk of shortages and price hikes in the UK, reducing the reliance on fruit and vegetable imports
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ArticleInfarm and Wageningen collaborate
Vertical farming company teams with Wageningen University and Research for joint tomato programme