All Production & Trade articles – Page 479
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ArticleMexican papayas linked to salmonella outbreak
The latest spate of illness has affected 35 people in six US states
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ArticleEU and Vietnam sign FTA
Both sides welcomed the signing of an ‘ambitious’ new agreement which is set to promote economic development
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ArticleRecord tractor delivery for AC Goatham
Kent topfruit grower buys 20 New Holland vehicles as it updates its fleet across 28 farms
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ArticleHagé hones in on Latin America
Latin America is one of the cornerstones of The Greenery’s import business, and the company’s newest export market
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ArticleTop taste for Australian citrus
The eating quality of Australian citrus is the best it has been for years, according to industry reports
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ArticleRijk Zwaan focused on ‘seeding change’
Seed breeder highlights its commitment to sustainability at Hort Connections
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ArticleBattle for the top
The UK is a major destination for New Zealand topfruit, but there are signs that domestic growers want to take some of that market back
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ArticleThe next big small thing
Unusual flavours, trial by error and working with chefs to create a point of difference are all key to NPD in the Willy Wonka world of micro produce, but the focus of vertical growing looks set for a major shift
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ArticlePMA A-NZ launches industry report
Data examines current economic profile of the fresh produce industry in Australia and New Zealand, along with key consumer trends
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ArticleTariffs create cherry gap in China
Who will replace the US as top Northern Hemisphere cherry supplier to China, asks Fruta Cloud in a recent report
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ArticleSnapdragon doubles its sales
The apple saw "exceptional success" in the Midwest and Southeast regions of the US in 2018
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ArticleKenya avo euphoria subsides
New deal with China is proving much tougher to implement than it originally seemed
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ArticleHeat wave could hit sizes in France
In France, growers fear the current heat wave could affect fruit sizes, with stonefruit and apple growers on high alert
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ArticleWatermelon crisps spearhead Nim's charity push
Nim's Fruit Crisps ties up with Save the Children in fundraising drive, with new flavour launched for the occasion
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ArticlePutin extends veto on EU agricultural goods
Russian market will remain closed until at least the end of 2020 as EU extends sanctions
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ArticleSpanish lemons are top choice for Coca-Cola
Drinks firm chooses Spain as key supplier of organic lemon juice for its Honest brand of teas and lemonades
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ArticleFPAA hails Congress move to protect USMCA trade
Bipartisan congressional coalition resists efforts to include protectionist trade barriers in USMCA
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ArticleProfit margins grow for first time in three years
UK fresh produce businesses see average profits (as a percentage of sales) rise to 1.3 per cent, outdoing European rivals
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ArticleBlue Whale celebrates 50th
The French apple exporter marked its 50th anniversary with a celebration of its suppliers, growers, customers and staff and the unveiling of a new logo
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ArticleAMC unveils new UK production facility
Factory will produce plant-based and allergen-free products, as well as freshly-squeezed juice