All Production & Trade articles – Page 482
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ArticleNew 3D x-ray unit on trial
Solution detects biosecurity risks in undeclared items at Australian and New Zealand airports
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ArticleJapan protects high-end varieties
Efforts being made to prevent domestically developed, branded varieties from being grown overseas
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ArticleYork ranked top for greengrocers
Survey based on access to fresh produce outside supermarkets reveals York to have most greengrocers per capita
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ArticleTim Espley named MD of Fresca's Fresh Produce Centre
Fresca man returns to Kent to head up site where Mack Fruit, Fresh Plus and The Avocado Company are based
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ArticleSerbia goes blue
Serbian berries are aiming to overhaul the production base to meet massive potential in the global fresh market
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ArticleRoot of the problem
Bans on agrochemicals and Brexit labour woes are making life tough in the carrot and parsnip sectors as growers look to robots for solutions
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ArticleCarla avocado case dropped
US legal battle over the variety ends after it is proved that no infringement had taken place
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ArticleJerte Cherry PDO issues fraud warning
Consumers urged to look out for quality seal in order to avoid buying poor imitations
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ArticleFyffes receives €183m equity injection
Irish Times reports Japanese parent company Sumitomo has moved to reduce the Irish importer's apparently growing debt
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ArticleJazz apples on a roll in Japan
Supermarkets preparing to promote premium New Zealand product as consumer demand continues to grow
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ArticleIndoor farm sprouts up in Shanghai
China-based horticulture company Orisis has partnered with a new international joint venture to build an indoor vertical farm
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ArticleAG Thames turnover falls by quarter
Restructuring its main subsidiary Chingford Fruit leads to 23 per cent revenue drop for AG Thames Group
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ArticleFyffes praised for tackling obesity
The Irish banana giant earned a marketing award for its Fit Squad scheme, which has reached 4000 young people
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ArticleCountdown begins to World Avocado Congress
CorpoHass's Jorge Restrepo tells Fruitnet why this is Colombia’s time to shine
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ArticleCornish new potatoes hit shelves
Tesco begins stocking Branston-supplied 2019 crop, which heralds the start of the mainland new potato season
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ArticleCosta Rica looks ahead
At the recent International Banana Congress Michael Barker caught up with Jorge Sauma, boss of the Costa Rican banana corporation Corbana, which organised the event
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ArticleUS agriculture urges Congress to approve USMCA
FPAA says ratifying the USMCA will create stability for US companies involved in trade with Mexico and Canada
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ArticleJD.com promotes Malaysian durian
JD.com has started selling Malaysian Musang King durian to customers across China after authorities gave frozen imports the green light
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ArticleBlueberry surge for Berry People
The company’s conventional and organic programmes have grown exponentially this year
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ArticleBat-like drones 'could replace insecticides'
Tests are underway in the Netherlands to see how effective drone technology can be in eliminating flying insects