All Production & Trade articles – Page 437
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ArticleFreshfel Europe responds on Farm to Fork
Though supportive of the scope of the EU’s Strategy, Freshfel Europe warns of its impact on the competitiveness of a sector already investing heavily in sustainability
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ArticleHail fails to dent Murcian melon supply
In spite of suffering heavy localised damage, supply remains on track says Proexport
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ArticleStrong start for SanLucar’s stonefruit season
Sales of sliders for flat peaches and apricots have doubled in some markets such as Austria
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ArticleProduce Plus launches new app
All the analysis and insight you love is now available on one user-friendly digital platform
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ArticlePMA A-NZ tracks key trends
Leading association to launch 2020 State of the Industry Report via webinar next week
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ArticleAntwerp requests sustainable proposals
The Port of Antwerp has issued a Request for Proposals to farmers on the Left Bank of the Scheldt, with the goal of stimulating nature-inclusive agriculture
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PodcastsFruitbox: Exclusive interview with Alk Brand, Westfalia
Conversation series continues its look at the avocado business in an exclusive interview with the group's new CEO
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ArticleProVeg Incubator opens for submissions
Global scheme looks to find new plant-based startups, promising significant funding to those selected
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ArticleBelco ready for opportunities
As Egypt's grape season heats up, the exporter sees flexibility, innovation and investment as the best ways to respond to the present challenges, says export manager Shereen Serry
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ArticleNew opportunities for Mexican mangoes in EU
Emex will push to develop the European market once Covid-19 pandemic comes to an end
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ArticleUK veg production on the slide
Report finds that vegetable production has fallen 12 per cent to the lowest domestic level for 12 years
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ArticleCovid-19 conundrum for Vietnam’s lychees
Travel restrictions have contributed to a price slump according to Vietnam’s lychee growers
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ArticlePromising results for new apple varieties
New Zealand trial of US-bred varieties SnapDragon and RubyFrost bears fruit for the first time
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ArticleT&G Fresh signs strawberry deal
Partnership with Plant Sciences Incorporated aims to provide New Zealanders with bigger, tastier strawberries year-round
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ArticleBrassicas the focus of new AHDB strategic centre
Trials at East of Scotland Growers in Fife will test bio-stimulants, herbicides and methods to prevent downy mildew in cauliflower
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ArticleIsrael breeding for climate resistance
Israel’s reputation as a pioneer in high-tech agriculture looks set to continue in a warming world, as companies focus on developing climate-resistant crops
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ArticleBelOrta kicks off cherry season
Belgian cooperative BelOrta reported the first sale of the new cherry season this week, with the proceeds going to NGO Kom Op Tegen Kanker
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ArticleKanzi makes SH switch
Following a successful European season, the apple brand transitions to the Southern Hemisphere campaign
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ArticlePlenty of growth left in US avocado market
The Hass Avocado Board says it has identified several different markets where sales of the fruit can increase further
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ArticleEcuador’s banana sector faces up to Covid-19
Effective planning by companies and state have helped country confront pandemic, says Reybanpac