All Production & Trade articles – Page 565
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ArticleGood season for Namibian grapes
The latest season suggests that Namibian table grapes are on the up once more
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ArticleItalian apples exported to Vietnam
South Tyrolean cooperative, VOG, export first shipment of Italian grown apples following almost five years of negotiations
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ArticleSun World issues new licenses
Companies in California and Mexico have been granted new grape licenses, expanding the footprint of Sun World’s varieties
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ArticleCoronavirus creates volatile produce market
Demand for fresh fruit and veg becoming far more unpredictable in the wake of global health scare, says importer
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Article"Stabilisation" for Florida citrus
Slight drop in overall volumes fails to dampen spirit of industry
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ArticleCVVP moves to protect Nadorcott
Company says it has taken measures to stamp out illegal plantings in Portugal
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ArticleAnecoop plots steady course in volatile times
Company’s 2018/19 results reflect the strength of the cooperative model, says president Alejandro Monzón
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ArticlePeru posts solid start to 2019
Fruit and vegetable shipments register 12 per cent increase in value in January
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ArticleF&V consumption 'could fall 11%' post-Brexit
University of Warwick report underlines hazards of failure to reach a trade deal with EU and subsequent impact on health
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ArticleStudents help Blue Skies reimagine the future
Fruit importer partners with University of Northampton for competition to solve issues facing the world in 2025
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ArticleUS nectarines gain access to China
Nectarines from certain regions of California can be exported to China with immediate effect
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ArticleNZ industry celebrates bicentenary
Leaders from across the apple and pear industry gather in Wellington to recognise 200 years of production
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ArticleMachines to up onion output in Philippines
Technology developed by PHilMech has increased the country’s onion production and now other applications are being explored
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ArticleIndustry pilot to trace Victorian citrus exports
New collaborative programme led by Citrus Australia utilises blockchain technology to improve traceability of citrus exports
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ArticlePositive signs for NZ apple and pear crop
Early forecast points to 600,000 tonne crop, with increased plantings of Pink Lady, Dazzle, Jazz and Rockit
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ArticleJapan aims to double agricultural exports
Fruits and vegetables are set to play an important role in helping the government reach its goal by 2025
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ArticleSouth Africa invests in raisin drying in exports push
New drying method is allowing raisin growers to boost product quality and volumes as South Africa looks to increase exports to UK and Asia
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ArticlePower problems persist in South Africa
Leading Western Cape topfruit packers demand uninterrupted electricity supply
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ArticleAustralian citrus seeks to stay on a roll
Citrus Australia reflects on a record 2019 export campaign, with initial crop forecasts for 2020 raising hopes of a repeat performance
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ArticleRaisins South Africa targets UK export boost
Industry looks to promote high agronomy standards and product quality as its competes with Turkey and California for market share