All Production & Trade articles – Page 421
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ArticleCash for NI organic conversion
Scheme opens for applications for farmers looking to convert to organic in Northern Ireland
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ArticlePeru aims to consolidate Asian growth
Negotiations for greater market access across Asia underway, as exports grow 5 per cent year on year
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ArticleStonefruit stable as Taiwan handles Covid-19
A strong response to Covid-19 has seen stonefruit consumption and imports remain stable in Taiwan
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ArticleAlibaba launches live broadcasting base in Shaanxi
Product promotion live-streaming platform Taobao Live signs agreement to train Chinese producers in live streaming
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ArticleG’s does its bit for bumblebees
Partnership with Bumblebee Conservation Trust aims to raise awareness of decline in pollinator’s numbers while raising funds for the charity
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ArticleExperienced grower joins glasshouse firm CambridgeHOK
Alan Frampton will lead sales team in south of England as glasshouse construction firm enjoys significant growth
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ArticleCampaign launched to hire NT locals
Collaboration between government and industry aims to encourage Territorians to take up fruit picking roles
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ArticleNW Hort Expo goes online
Virtual event to feature live content and interactive trade show in early December
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ArticleFyffes hit by Covid-19 outbreak
All staff at Fyffes’ distribution centre in Coventry to be tested for coronavirus after supplier announced 10 workers had become infected
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ArticleBumper crop of British watermelons
Tesco says heat has produced extra-sweet and large watermelons at a time when it is seeing record demand
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ArticleTrade picking up at Huizhan Market
Shanghai wholesale market reports continued improvement in trading activity and sales volumes for imported fruits
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ArticleTerra Exports makes Inc 5000 list
Fresh fruit supplier recognised as one of US’ fastest-growing private companies for third time
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ArticleXinfadi market to reopen
Beijing's largest wholesale market is due to reopen two months after it was shut down by the resurgence of Covid-19
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ArticleHigh five for PBC
Mateusz Pilch, Dorota Zegota and Agata Malkiewicz update Fruitnet on the latest from the Polish Berry Cooperative
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ArticleNo-deal Brexit could 'throw families into food poverty'
Report from pro-EU campaign group warns of significant food price rises and “devasting impact on low-income families” if good deal isn’t reached
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ArticleHigh prices hit Japanese fruit
Overall fruit consumption in Japan has declined in 2020 with prices rising, however, bananas and kiwifruit have bucked the trend
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ArticleLamattina property bought out
Primewest Group purchases the Victorian property of one of Australia's largest celery growers
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ArticleMcCain pledges £25m to support potato sector
Investment follows “two of the worst crops in 40 years” as pressures mount on growers due to climate change and Covid-19
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ArticleLonging for local
Fred Searle hears from two veg box delivery schemes in Cambridge that have been going from strength to strength during lockdown, while making huge efforts to support their local community and protect the planet
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ArticleBanner campaign to ‘save British farming’
Activists want public to show support for UK agriculture by urging government not to undermine British standards in Agriculture Bill