All Production & Trade articles – Page 444
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ArticleSanLucar draws positives from Covid-19 crisis
Group’s founder says it highlights crucial role of food suppliers during times of emergency
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ArticleSalad 'can be grown on Mars'
New research shows rocket seeds were able to survive the stresses of space travel and grow successfully on their return to Earth
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ArticleBlack seedless grapes under scrutiny
Rain in South Africa's late production areas ruin prospects for black seedless grapes
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ArticleJapanese imports weather the storm
Fresh fruit imports have mostly held up despite Covid-19, while consumer demand for fruit continues to grow
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ArticlePhilippines approves access for US blueberries
Approval effective from 24 May, making US the first country to gain import access for blueberries in the Philippines
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ArticleSouth African grapefruit estimate down
The country's grapefruit industry has significantly dropped its sesonal estimate
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ArticleSpecial Fruit delays celebrations
The Belgian importer recently turned 30, quietly announcing that celebrations would be on hold as the focus on ensuring supplies during the pandemic continues
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ArticleChambers: "We're budgeting to break even"
WB Chambers MD Tim Chambers says his business will be lucky if it avoids making a loss this year due to coronavirus
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ArticleSan Miguel takes swift action to tackle Covid-19
The citrus specialist moves fast to adapt to operating within the constraints of the pandemic
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ArticleTenderstem offers grower support
Broccoli brand backs growers and licensees during Covid-19 pandemic
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ArticleEosta acting on Living Wages
The Dutch sustainability and organics specialist is determined to make a Living Wage the new normal for workers, beginning with mangoes in Burkina Faso
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ArticleThailand christens new rail links
A shipment of Thai durian and mangosteen will be the first reach China using new rail routes established to cope with Covid-19 disruption
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ArticleNZ invests in new varieties
New Zealand's government has committed to helping the country’s horticulture sector access new plant breeding material
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ArticleAmendments improve export access to India
Australian apple and pear producers allowed to use in-transit cold treatment when exporting to India
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ArticleVIP reports strong start to Iberian campaign
Low stocks and increased demand for products with longer shelf-life lift demand in Spain and Portugal
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ArticleGLAA offers farm support
Gangmasters body issues guidance to farms ahead of upcoming visits to help protect vulnerable workers
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ArticleDel Monte rises to Covid-19 test
Del Monte has remained resilient in the face of Covid-19, ensuring continuous supplies while rapidly introducing new safety precautions
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ArticleNaylor Farms gives thousands of veg bags
Spalding grower provides local coronavirus support group with 2,500 packs of coleslaw and potato salad
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ArticleChina grants access for US blueberries
Approval expected to boost China’s agricultural imports under phase one of the US-China trade deal signed in January
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ArticleTurkish apples target Thailand
Visits from Thai authorities have moved the Turkish apple industry one step closer to exporting to the Asian country