All Production & Trade articles – Page 548
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ArticleQueensland growers get grant boost
Flood recovery package increases as industry counts cost of another natural disaster
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ArticleBerryWorld is going global for growth
Leading soft fruit company celebrates 25th anniversary by targeting new expansion in different parts of the world
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ArticleHighs and lows for South African stonefruit
The country's stonefruit exports could be the lowest since 2017
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ArticleSerbia joins World Apple and Pear Association
Industry body expands further into eastern Europe with addition of Balkan country and ratification of Moldova's entry
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Article'Misinformation' upsets RSA citrus industry
South African citrus sources cry foul once more over reporting on Spanish citrus woes
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AnalysisDeep farms: The future of food production?
There’s been much talk of how vertical farming offers a solution to the impacts of climate change and population growth, but University of Nottingham academics Professor Saffa Riffat, president of the World Society of Sustainable Energy Technologies, and Professor Yijun Yuan, EU Marie Curie fellow, are preferring to look downwards for the future of food
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ArticleG’s unveils new Love Fresh range
Company seeking to make eating veg fun, fresh and healthy with its Fresh Attitude lifestyle concept
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ArticleFlorida oranges hold steady
Latest USDA Florida citrus forecast shows grapefruit volumes are down slightly
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ArticleQueen Garnet linked with more health benefits
Latest research suggests Australian-bred plum reduces the effects of Inflammatory Bowel Disease
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ArticleAirfreight provides fresh Australian cherries
Chinese traders cite freshness due to airfreight as key reason for purchasing Australian cherries this season
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ArticleExport potential for Philippine saba
The local banana variety has a strong resistance to black sigatoka and better TR4 resistance
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ArticleSmitten sets the agenda
Montague celebrates Valentine’s Day with the harvest of their first apple offering of the Australian season
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Article“Apple-like” pear called Fred hits Swiss shelves
Firm-textured variety whose juice doesn’t run could offer better transportability and consumer convenience
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ArticleEnza Zaden beefs up UK seed storage as Brexit looms
Vegetable seed supplier storing higher volume of seed in Evesham warehouse to limit trade disruption and cost
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ArticleMaharashtra sees export potential
The state has identified six categories to be developed for export under the Agriculture Export Policy
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ArticleShort season for NZ cherries
Weather events result in smaller crop volume and earlier end to sales programmes
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ArticleUS upends Mexico tomato trade
Anti-dumping investigation to be resumed after 2013 trade deal is said to have failed
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ArticleTony Fissette retires from T&G Global
After 45 years at the company Fissette will step down to retire, handing over to Steve Maxwell
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ArticleExport awakening for Australian onions
New programme to alleviate supply pressures on the Australian domestic market
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ArticleTH Clements sees ‘Brexit export opportunity’
Weakened pound has sparked interest in Lincolnshire grower’s brassicas from Eastern Europe as retailers look for year-round supply