All Production & Trade articles – Page 567
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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
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ArticleWomen workers welcome court ruling
Judge rules that female packhouse workers in Almeria should be paid the same as their male counterparts
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ArticleUnica launches virtual store
The company’s new Healthy Box home delivery service will supply consumers anywhere in mainland Spain
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ArticleBrazil lifts ban on Argentine topfruit
Exporters welcome decision to reopen the market, which takes 120,000 tonnes of Argentine topfruit a year
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ArticleDriscoll's grows Fairtrade programme
Expansion allows Driscoll’s to include more independent growers, expand retail distribution and increase sales
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ArticleAustralian grapes on show in Vietnam
Growers and peak industry body members travel to South-East Asian nation to promote their offering
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ArticleRockit shows sustainable side
Apple company Rockit switches plastic with cardboard for its signature convenience-led apple tube
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ArticleMandarins Delite consumers
Californian mandarins marketed exclusively through some 800 Woolworths stores in Australia this season
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ArticleAgritech investing reaches US$17bn
Global investment in food tech and agritech has been the highest in 2018 according to a report by AgFunder
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ArticleTerra Exports targets tropicals
New Latin American division driving sales growth for multi-national trading company
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ArticleNew packs “double shelf life” of green skin avos
WP Produce claims demand for green skin varieties like Desbry is growing worldwide
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ArticleChiapas silting threatens Mexican plantain exports
Growers warn that local production could be decimated unless port is dredged urgently
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ArticleUN unveils women’s empowerment campaign
Giving women equal access to resources is linked to higher food production, better nutrition and poverty reduction