All Production & Trade articles – Page 580
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ArticleFirst Thanet Earth cues harvested
Investment in growlights helps Thanet Earth to January harvest, with 250,000 cucumbers set to be picked this week
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ArticleSpanish fresh produce exports fall
Data up to November 2018 shows year-on-year fall in both volume and value of Spain's exports
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ArticleSouth Africa expects modest topfruit growth
No fireworks but a good, steady crop for South African apples and pears is anticipated for 2019
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ArticleSouth Taiwan exports first jujube to Japan
Following an access deal in 2016, an exporter has finally designed a treatment process to meet protocols
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ArticleWFC opens Colombia’s biggest avocado plant
New facility will enable the company to triple its production capacity and support its continued growth
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ArticleOrsero targets bigger slice of fresh-cut market
Mediterranean importer opens new packhouse near Bari to expand supply of fresh convenience products in southern Italy
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ArticleAsturian Berries files for bankruptcy
The company has faced growing competition from blueberry suppliers in eastern Europe
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ArticleSteady growth for Brotto Figs
The company is expanding its fig production on the back of buoyant demand in the European market
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ArticleLenswood has A$1.3m debt waived
South Australian government supports Adelaide Hills growers following third consecutive year of adverse weather events
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ArticleCatalytic Generators does a redesign
The ethylene generator producer will be showing its newly redesigned products at Fruit Logistica Berlin
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ArticleAHDB searches for diquat alternatives
Body invites researchers to apply for project to find new desiccation method for potatoes following EU ban on diquat
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ArticleNFU warns of Brexit 'catastrophe'
Unions policy director Andrew Clark says a no-deal Brexit must be avoided at all costs
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ArticleZero carbon Fruit Logistica for Total Produce
The Ireland-headquartered multinational has invested in carbon credits paying for health initiatives in Africa
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ArticleTenderstem enjoys record sales in 2018
Volumes up 17 per cent on previous year, with marketing campaigns and Frozen Tenderstem launch propelling sales
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ArticleTasty season for Australian mangoes
Large crop consistently ranks high on industry’s flavour scale, with more fruit to come
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ArticleNew direct shipping from Taiwan to China
The new shipping route cuts transit time from two to three days to just nine hours
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ArticleAustralian citrus sees opportunity in Vietnam
Trade figures for Australian citrus exports have shown preference in Vietnam for larger fruit
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ArticleDesert Farms launches purple asparagus
The company is also offering Fairtrade-certified green asparagus as it move towards greater diversification
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South African topfruit down in 2018
New season hopes for the country's apples and pears after tough 2018 season
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ArticleAn eventful year ahead…
Fruitnet's 2019 line-up offers connections with produce industry experts and new opportunities to grow your business