All Production & Trade articles – Page 475
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ArticleEast Anglia Early Potatoes hit shelves at Aldi
Grown locally in southern Lincolnshire, the early-season Marris Peer potatoes are now available to Aldi shoppers in East Anglia
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ArticleCoronavirus outbreak at Herefordshire farm
Up to 200 seasonal workers have been quarantined after 73 tested positive for Covid-19 at beans and Tenderstem grower A S Green & Co
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ArticleCGA calls for large levy increase
Association asks South Africa's minister of agriculture for big increase in levies to fund its activities over the next four years
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ArticleUnion calls for solidarity for Lleida producers
Ten of the 14 most recent coronavirus outbreaks in the region linked to seasonal fruit pickers
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ArticleSpain’s organic acreage grows
Strong consumer demand is fuelling an increase in organic production of fruit and vegetables
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ArticleVietnamese campaign starts for Spanish grapes
After successful test shipments in 2019, Spain has commenced its first full table grape export campaign to Vietnam
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ArticlePeruvian fruit exports hit new record
Shipments up 11.6 per cent between January and May as sector weathers Covid-19 storm
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ArticleAgroponiente opens new El Ejido facility
The packhouse has been designed to reduce handling times and improve product shelf-life
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ArticleTrade & Agriculture commission unveiled
New body is a collaboration between government and industry, promising to protect British interests in future trade deals
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ArticleEast-West Seed aids in veg access
New partnership for Cambodia and Lao PDR will train 35,000 smallholder farmers in off-season vegetable production
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ArticleCovid-19 problem for Philippine bananas
Philippine banana exports, particularly to China, may suffer as the country continues to battle Covid-19
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ArticleT&G commercialises hot climate apple
New red-skinned offering comes from pan-industry breeding programme, focused on long-term sustainability of apple production
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ArticleQuality raspberry crop to last until November
British raspberry season continues to expand, while 2020 crop looks to be a sweet one
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ArticleScotland set for new vertical farm
New facility will be built in Aberdeenshire in late 2020 following deal between Intelligent Growth Solutions and Vertefarm
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ArticleThailand and China convene on crossings
Inspection points on the Chinese-Vietnam border used by Thai fruit exporters during the Covid-19 are set to be codified
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ArticleSolution found to Citrus Greening Disease
University of California finds substance capable of controlling devastating citrus disease
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ArticleT&G Global diversifies citrus portfolio
Grower-packer-marketer grafts over to late season Afourer variety in Northland orchards
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ArticleSouth Africa set for blueberry boom
The first forecast of the campaign predicts a big blueberry crop increase this year
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ArticleAREFLH welcomes EC measures
Association pleased with Commission’s adoption of additional exceptional measures for the fruit and vegetable sector
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PodcastsFruitbox: What on earth are we going to eat?
Consultant Barbara Bray MBE discusses the effects of the recent pandemic on our diets, health and food security