All Production & Trade articles – Page 435
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ArticleChile pegs coronavirus losses at US$100m
Port congestion, low demand and a shortage of store workers and delivery drivers take toll on demand
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ArticlePeru broadens export offer
Production of dates, figs, ginger and turmeric are growing rapidly in the Andean nation
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ArticleZespri commits to sustainability
Packaging targets headline sustainability goals outlined by kiwifruit marketer at Momentum conference
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ArticlePeru celebrates successful Fruit Logistica
Promperu announce record number of business deals sealed over three days at 2020 Fruit Logistica in Berlin
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ArticleMarquis to make its mark with macadamias
Rebranded group underlines its credentials as the world’s largest processor and marketer of the nut
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ArticleFighting Panama TR4 from above
Biosecurity Queensland deploy drones to combat spread of Panama disease tropical race 4 (TR4)
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ArticleStorm Ciara delays NI growers' potato salvage
Growers in Northern Ireland were set to lift the remaining potato crop from the ground but were set back by Storm Ciara
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ArticleSouth African uncertainty over Coronavirus
Some grape shipments placed on hold, while fruit is clearing slowly in the port of Shanghai
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ArticleFourayes unveils new website
UK's largest fruit processor says it has simplified its website to help people find what they want more easily
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ArticleMixed forecast for Florida citrus
Latest USDA forecast sees lower orange crop but growth in grapefruit numbers
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ArticleMontague brings Yello to Australia
Leading grower-packer-marketer signs agreement with Vog and VI.P to begin commercial production
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ArticleNZ kiwiberries ready to roll
Grower association forecasts a crop similar to 2019, with ‘good sizing’ and ‘very high standard’
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ArticleNFU calls for better communication with farmers on HS2
HS2 Ltd must minimise impact on agri businesses and give longer notice periods and fair compensation when taking land, says union president
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ArticleAutogrow launches wireless smart sensor
Sensors include data to improve yield, quality and decision making in greenhouses
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ArticleLatin America fears fallout of coronavirus
The Chinese outbreak is taking its toll on fruit exports from the region
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ArticleWAPA forecasts dip in SH production
Minor changes are predicted in the overall production and export of Southern Hemisphere apples and pears in 2020
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ArticleTaiwan, Japan and Australia agree organic equivalency
Details of Japan-Taiwan agreement announced, while finalised text regarding agreement with Australia yet to be published
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ArticleAustralian vegetable exports on the rise
Volume and value up year-on-year in 2019, as industry targets A$315m in exports in 2020
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ArticleWin for British farm as cabbages allowed into Malaysia
Around 25,000 cabbages grown by Naylor Farms in Lincolnshire have been released into Malaysia after DIT helps overcome trade barriers
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ArticleLandmark year for PBC
This year marked the fifth time that the Polish Berry Cooperative had exhibited at Fruit Logistica