All Production & Trade articles – Page 489
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ArticleOnly a third of migrant labour available
Government urges furloughed Brits to get out and harvest fresh produce amid fears of a drastic labour shortage
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ArticleSeeka set to sell Australian orchards
Sale and lease back arrangement will yield A$26.5m, as listed company continues divestment strategy
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PodcastsFruitbox: New business right on your doorstep
India's largest exporter of airfreighted fruit and veg tells Fruitnet it is looking to expand its domestic business
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ArticleTesco sells top-end restaurant potatoes
Supermarket stepped in to offer an outlet to Carroll's Heritage Potatoes after the restaurant sector was closed down
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ArticleChange brings opportunities for Peru
Now is the time to invest, risk and transform to prepare for the future, argues Federico Beltrán
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ArticleIFG combat IP infringement in China
Baker McKenzie FenXun joint operation successfully assists IFG in fight against counterfeiting
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ArticleChile to begin exporting citrus to China
First consignment has been approved by China's customs service following agreement signed last year
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ArticlePeruvian Hass shipped to South Korea
US-headquartered Mission Produce handles initial consignment, set to arrive in mid-June
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ArticlePerla ready for new campaign
Having invested in a new optical cherry line and implemented strict Covid-19 measures, Turkey's Perla Fruit is prepared for the upcoming cherry season, says executive chairman Kerim Taner
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ArticleRSA Sharon fruit hits global markets
South African sources have said that the first containers have arrived in Europe, the Middle East and Southeast Asia
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ArticleRussia now main market for Argentine topfruit
Almost a third of Argentina’s total export volume was shipped to the Russian market in Q1
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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