All Production & Trade articles – Page 554
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ArticleUK sets out no-deal Brexit trade plan
Fruit and vegetables among the 87 per cent of products that will have tariff-free access
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ArticleCalifornia citrus shipments take a hit
Citrus growers feel the physical heat of summer weather alongside the metaphorical heat of the Trump presidency
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ArticlePosy ready for export
Early-season New Zealand-bred apple specifically tailored to Asian markets
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ArticleDrones to aid in tree counts
Images taken using drone technology can accurately find and count citrus trees
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ArticleFirst British asparagus arrives at M&S
Wye Valley grower John Chinn continues to deliver UK's earliest product as M&S forecasts major uplift in British asparagus sales this year
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ArticleBurgesses take full ownership of Produce World
Company says it has "gone back to its roots" after buying out all minority shareholders
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ArticleGrasses ‘can help grow healthier blueberries’
Intercropping with grasses an effective and sustainable alternative to chemical treatments for maximising yield and antioxidant content
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ArticleChiquita officially opens new Europe HQ
Company's European head office was relocated from Rolle to Etoy in the Swiss canton of Vaud last summer
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ArticleMigiva acquires Florida Ozblu farm
Group brings Ozblu low-chill blueberry varieties to a new territory in North America
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ArticleEarly start for NZ kiwifruit
Gisborne kickstarts national harvest, as industry looks to mitigate labour shortage
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ArticleWashington apples eye wider Japan access
US state looks to remove apple trade barriers to Japan while concerns rise over future trade with India
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ArticlePeruvian produce in high demand
Healthy food trend behind a surge in exports of Peruvian fruit in 2018
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ArticleChile examines potential of Chinese crops
Fedefruta project looks to develop commercial production of Chinese crops in Chile
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ArticleRSA grapes reach final stretch
It is likely that South Africa’s grape export crop could be more or less the same as last year
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ArticleBig week for South African citrus
The new South African citrus season is here, and there are many challenges ahead
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ArticleMixed March forecast for Florida
Orange production holds steady while grapefruit numbers dip in the latest state citrus forecast
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ArticleMalaysia celebrates Taiwan trade
Malaysia and Taiwan's Kaohsiung region sign MoU and celebrate fruit imports at Kuala Lumpur ceremony
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ArticleOrganics facing effective Brexit trade embargo
NFU warns that if no deal is agreed with the EU, UK organic farmers would have to sell their exported products as conventional
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ArticlePotato stocks down a quarter on last year
Extreme growing conditions last year have driven down AHDB stock estimates, with stores also cleared early due to high winter temperatures
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ArticleUK firms' growth falls to lowest level in eight years
Sales at British fresh produce companies have fallen by almost four per cent in past year, with UK firms faring worse than European neighbours