All Production & Trade articles – Page 532
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ArticleCrisis threatens Cameroon bananas
Ten thousand banana worker jobs are at risk in Cameroon as the country's political crisis deepens, reports Banana Link
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ArticleIFO launches HC2-1 on global scene
HC2-1, a new pink-red apple developed by French breeder IFO, took centre stage at an international field day in France last month
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ArticleAngus Soft Fruits pick up double prize
The Scottish grower won big at the Co-op and Scotmid Scottish Supplier Awards
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ArticleNorthern kiwifruit crop around 800,000 tonnes
Production in Europe's largest producing country Italy set to rebound, buoyed by new plantings of yellow-fleshed fruit
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ArticleNew "easy-peel" avocado on trial at Tesco
The EasyAvo is a hybrid of several varieties developed by South African producer Westfalia Fruit
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ArticleCosta Rica strike jeopardises fruit exports
Now in its fifth day, the walkout has already significant losses to the industry
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ArticleExtra controls on Turkish lemons to stay, says EU
The measures were introduced last year after the detection of excess pesticide residues
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ArticleSpain steps up fight against illegal citrus farms
Go Citrus in a new private initiative aimed at identifying and eradicating illegal plantings
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ArticleLotatoes wins TVNZ–NZ Marketing Award
Another accolade for T&G Global’s marketing team for its work on hot potato
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VideoAsian market ‘bigger and more competitive’
Asia Fruit Logistica: Industry veteran Daniel Corbel says development of new varieties is key to building apple sales in Asia
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ArticleGreenyard finds Listeria 'root cause'
Following an extensive review of its Hungarian facility, Greenyard says it is ready to restart production
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ArticleEurope's latest apple forecast ‘too high’
Val Venosta commercial director calls into question recent Prognosfruit prediction, which suggests 12.6m-tonne crop
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ArticleUK melon grower smashes record crop
Joe Cottingham of Watts Farm used polytunnels and insulated soil to provide a bumper crop of melons to Asda
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ArticleNew market to change import landscape
Kurt Huang of Shanghai Oheng Import & Export discusses the role Jiaxing’s new fruit market will play in re-shaping China's import distribution
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ArticleBumper California navel deal predicted
Fruit set is up 22 per cent on the five-year average meaning high volumes expected despite no increase in total hectares planted
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ArticleSun World brings packing in-house
Grape category leader invests in packaging lines as it eyes greater control over supply
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ArticleSewing needles found in strawberries
Three incidents reported to Australian authorities, with blame pointed at disgruntled ex-employee
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ArticleAgriculture Bill: a closer look
Details in the bill focussed on the future of direct payments to farmers, with policy relevant to horticulture less clear
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VideoMGE pioneers Fairtrade fruit in India
Asia Fruit Logistica: Girish Sarda talks about building a sustainable model for mango, grape and pomegranate exports
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ArticlePortuguese produce gaining ground in Germany
Germany set to become the third biggest market for Portuguese fruit and veg by the end of 2018