All Production & Trade articles – Page 583
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ArticleRecord haul for top-end mangoes
Over 3m trays harvested across Darwin, with peak industry body indicating it’s a sign of what’s to come
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ArticleCambodian mangoes close in on China
A fruitful visit from Chinese customs has the Cambodian mango industry one step closer to exporting directly to China
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ArticleCIV heralds new "improved" Fuji apple
Marketed to producers as San-CIV, FucIV51 is said to offer better, more uniform colour and resistance to sunburn
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ArticleAn inconvenient truth
Prepared produce appears to meet many of the modern consumer’s demands, but the category is also facing a number of significant hurdles
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ArticleChilean fruit exports face bumpy ride
Truckers' union warns that trade could grind to a halt unless government regains control of roads
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ArticleChile revises cherry forecast upwards
New estimate points to export volume in excess of 210,000 tonnes for 2019/20
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ArticleChinese tour for Australian citrus
A group of citrus growers from New South Wales is on its way to China as part of a study tour aimed at developing market entry strategies
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ArticleMalaysia delays export changes
Planned revisions to the permit scheme for the export of fresh produce to Singapore have been deferred after negative feedback
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ArticleTracing watermelon from paddock to plate
Australian-first system enables consumers to learn about origins of Queensland grown watermelons
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ArticlePlace UK warns customers of no-deal Brexit costs
Fresh and frozen supplier states WTO rules will likely see greater costs on imports
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ArticleBright future for LEDs, predicts Kubo
LEDs, robotic forecasting tools and climate screens have big potential to improve greenhouse production, say speakers at inaugural GTC
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ArticleEnd to Zespri’s New Zealand kiwifruit season
Final four containers of the its successful 2019 crop are on their way to Asia
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ArticlePLS Plantations dives into durians
Access to China is a driving factor behind the Malaysian company’s new durian plantations
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ArticleStink bug targeted with new £250k grant
The pungent insect can cause significant damage to berries and field vegetables
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ArticleAPS invests for the future
UK grower reveals at Global Tomato Congress that it has expanded production and invested in vertical farming
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ArticleBrazil courts Kuwaiti importers
Brazilian exporters are looking to ship more fruit direct to Kuwait instead of through re-export hubs
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ArticleChristmas cheer for poinsettia growers
AHDB trials unearth three new varieties of poinsettia that could be mainstays of future Christmases
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ArticleSanLucar enters Italian market
Spanish group expands its presence in Europe with the formation of SanLucar Italia
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ArticleAustralia beckons for Indian pomegranates
Australia is set to open its doors to Indian pomegranates in 2020, and leading grower-shippers are enthused by the market prospects
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ArticleBayWa pleased with tomato project
Group said greenhouse tomato efforts in Al-Ain had proved a success