All Production & Trade articles – Page 562
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ArticleBrassica Blues
Major shortages look likely as a cold, wet spring followed by a hot, dry summer combine to drive down yields
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ArticleIrish grower's potato yield could halve
Drought conditions are the same across the Irish Sea as potato supplier Meades buys new irrigator to battle dry spell
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ArticleFresh produce responds to Brexit White Paper
The industry has welcomed plans for frictionless borders but says more clarity is needed
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ArticleUruguay feels pull of US citrus market
Higher prices and lower tariffs make the US a more attractive option than Europe for exporters
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ArticleGramm weighs up Chinese potential
Argentine company has overhauled its production and packing operation to prepare for entry into the Chinese market
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ArticlePFT homes in on stricken Moño Azul
Takeover would give Patagonian Fruits Trade control of one of Argentina’s most iconic fruit brands
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ArticleBritain's first "pea only" cafe
The Pea Place popped up for one day to show off a variety of "recipeas" prepared by award-winning chef Rachel Green
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ArticleNW cherry 'demand ahead of supply'
June shipments came in at 11m boxes, up 2m boxes on early season projections
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ArticleDirect Canberra to Singapore flights begin
The daily passenger voyage operated by Singapore Airlines will offer daily opportunities for regional producers to export
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ArticleWeather devastates British carrot crop
Supply set to tighten and prices expected to rise after 'perfect storm' of poor weather drives down volumes
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ArticleAudio: Vertical farming really is a revolution
Monsanto's Bruno Libbrecht explains the implications of new production techniques for consumers and growers all over the world
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ArticleCIV releases apple for pre-commercial trials
New bicoloured fruit is said to offer a large harvesting window that starts a few days prior to established variety Gala
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ArticleCarrot demo day to showcase new varieties
New varieties and crop protection technology will be on show at the British Carrot event hosted by by D Skelton & Sons and Strawsons
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ArticleNordic surprise
Norway may offer surprising opportunities for British growers in future. Chris White took a trip across the North Sea to find out more
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ArticleMango melodrama
Price compression has driven down value sales in mangoes, but consumers are still buying and producers are investing in their supply chains
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ArticleReport proposes radical overhaul of farm regulation
‘Unduly precise and inflexible’ regulation under CAP needs to be simplified after Brexit, according to interim report
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ArticleRetaliatory tariffs start to bite
Mexican consumers being put off by higher cost of apples and blueberries imported from US
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ArticleKiwifruit tops New Zealand export list
The fruit surpasses apples and pears, vegetables, and wine, as New Zealand’s top horticultural export
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ArticlePakistan forms plan to increase exports
Value-addition and diversification are two points of focus in a report aimed at increasing the country’s horticultural exports