All Production & Trade articles – Page 438
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ArticleShips divert to Tripoli port
Following the devastating explosion at Lebanon's Beirut port, container lines are diverting to the smaller port of Tripoli to maintain supplies
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ArticleRSA citrus waits on US decision
South Africa hopes that the United States authorities will finally move on wider access for its citrus products
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ArticleUK topfruit volumes to fall below target
British Apple and Pears state topfruit volumes will fall short of target after poor spring weather
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ArticleVietnam longs for more longan exports
Vietnam authorities are working with growers and export markets such as China and Australia as they try to boost longan exports
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ArticleSolid basis for topfruit campaign
According to the latest forecasts from Prognosfruit, market conditions are just right for the start of the European apple and pear season, although uncertainties linger
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ArticleSouth Africa set for US citrus high
The country's citrus sector says it will export record a volume to the US this year
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ArticleNZ seeks traceability improvement
The country's NZ$6bn produce industry is aligning and improving its traceability systems
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ArticleChina approves more Chilean citrus
More than 30 new Chilean citrus producers have received authorisation to begin exporting to China
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ArticleAustralian plums to be globally commercialised by AIGN
Sweetah, Vitaplum and Queen Garnet will be commercialised outside of Australia by The Associated International Group of Nurseries
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ArticleT&G pleased with H1 performance
Revenue and operating profit improve over first half of 2020, although challenges loom for apple trade in Asia
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ArticleGood conditions for French garlic
With refrigerated stocks finished and smaller volumes emanating from Spain, French garlic growers are confident of a good start to the season
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ArticleBrexit: FPC slams "half-baked" border policy
Chief executive Nigel Jenney warns that fresh produce businesses could suffer without effective border protocol next year
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ArticleUK greengage harvest early
Short window of crop with a loyal following comes a week early this year thanks to good weather
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ArticleTurkish cherries hit Korean retail shelves
Turkish grower-exporter Ana Fruit overcomes hurdles to land first shipments in South Korea
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ArticleMacadamias get global boost
Increase in South African macadamia production gives rise to international cooperation
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ArticleChinese labs creating quality potatoes
Potato growers in China being provided with disease-resistant varieties to help reduce poverty
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ArticleRecord campaign for NZ apples and pears
Export returns top NZ$870m, placing industry on track to reach NZ$1bn goal by 2022
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ArticleCambodia's gradual pivot to bananas
Increasing number of rubber plantations are being replaced with banana crops, as FTA with China draws closer
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ArticleChilean blues land in India
Mumbai-based IG International welcomes first shipment of new-season fruit
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ArticleWestfalia launches new avo rootstocks
Two new co-owned avocado rootstocks are introduced from the group's breeding and selection programme