All Production & Trade articles – Page 433
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ArticleTomato virus found in France
The first known case of tomato brown rugose fruit virus has been confirmed in a farm in north-west France
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ArticleSpanish export volumes rise, but prices fall
Fepex said average fruit and vegetable prices failed to reflect rising production costs
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ArticleTridge maps effect of coronavirus on fruit prices
Prices on some products fluctuate by up to 85 per cent as a direct result of the virus’ impact on trade
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ArticleEU reaffirms banana price assurance
Commission seeks to reassure European growers that there will be no further cuts to import tariff
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ArticleWestern Australian exporters fear fees
Plans to increase export certification costs in Australia have vegetable growers in the country’s west particularly concerned
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ArticleMash Direct launches Cauliflower Bites
New product taps into rejuvenated cauliflower category as well as convenience trend
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ArticleBerryWorld harvests first Tasmanian raspberries
With its Tasmanian farm now in operation, BerryWorld Australia’s production is spread across three regions
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ArticleCCM seeks USDA support
California’s grower-based trade association urges US Government to prioritise citrus as trade deal with China becomes active
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ArticleYearly improvement for Del Monte
Full-year net income rises despite lower sales, as group bounces back from 2018 loss
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ArticleBerry sector ‘concerned’ by SAWS plans
Industry body welcomes expansion of SAWS pilot to 10,000 but warns this will fall well short once access to EU seasonal workers ends
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ArticleR.A.B.I releases £50k for storm-hit farms
Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution opens up crisis fund to assist farmers struggling with impact of recent bad weather
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ArticleChilean fruits on the move in China
Asoex has observed an uptick in the sale of Chilean fruit in China following delays caused by COVID-19
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ArticleZespri promotes healthy lifestyles
Virtual adventure programme to teach school students the importance of eating well, exercising and environmental care
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ArticleNFU calls for three-crop rule derogation amid flooding
Requirement “completely unworkable” for flood-hit farmers, says union, with some unable to get out on their land since the autumn
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ArticleSAWS expansion to 10,000 confirmed
Increase in numbers of seasonal workers from non-EU countries for agriculture follows announcement of new UK immigration policy
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ArticleOppy imports organic Arra 15 grapes
Group becomes the first importer of the organic green seedless Arra 15 variety
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ArticleChilean avocados close in on South Korea
Exporters are hopeful they will be able to start sending the fruit to South Korea in 2020
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ArticleBritish strawberries reach Aldi shelves
Discounter claims to have won the race to be the first supermarket to stock the popular British soft fruit
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ArticleLate season will determine grape success
Crucial weeks ahead in South African table grape harvest
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ArticleJupiter Group climbs business rankings
Shropshire-based company one of several fresh produce firms to feature in The Sunday Times International Track 200