All Production & Trade articles – Page 586
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ArticleDogged potato farmers defy the rain
Despite a largely successful harvest, there are still areas of the country where growers are unable to lift crops
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ArticleCasi chalks up 75 years of growth
The Almerían tomato giant has much to celebrate, with a number of new products and varieties in the pipeline
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ArticleChilean blues launch quality drive
New strategy aims to improve the consistency and quality of exports
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ArticleJacqui Green to leave Berry Gardens
Green leaves to 'pursue new opportunities' and is replaced by acting CEO Nick Allen
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ArticleNetherlands supports Vietnamese growth
Dutch horticulture experts have met with their Vietnamese counterparts to discuss increased cooperation
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ArticleNutrano launches Lady Jane mango season
Limited run of fruit to hit shelves in select Woolworths stores across New South Wales and Victoria
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ArticleSA strawberry launch sets record
First tray of South Australian grown strawberries auctioned, marking the start of what’s set to be a promising season
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ArticleWorld Citrus Organization presented
The European Commission launches the new market observatory forcitrus fruit in Brussels
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ArticleJimmy Doherty to launch locally sourced soup
Farmer and TV presenter is working with Crosse & Blackwell on new range of soup featuring local produce
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ArticleAustralian exporters denounce fees
Australian Horticultural Exporters’ and Importers’ Association criticises a decision to up export certification fees
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ArticleFrench apples in Dubai spotlight
Interfel is organising a promotional event for French apples to coincide with the WOP Dubai exhibition, inviting local buyers and importers to sample this season’s quality
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ArticleEcuador: banana prices 'not enough'
While welcoming a planned increase by Aldi Süd, industry officials have called on retailers and consumers to pay more
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ArticleJames Hutton seeks 'resilient' new farmers
Scottish institute is looking for new entrant farmers who have shown resilience in the face of challenges for NEWBIE Award
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ArticleNFU launches election manifesto
Union calls for commitment from winning party to ban imports of food produced to lower standards and expand seasonal workers pilot
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ArticleNFU calls for flood prevention measures
Union demands better long-term planning and funding to protect farm businesses from increasingly frequent extreme weather events
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ArticleSouthern Africa kicks off grape campaign
Grapes growers in South Africa and Namibia ship their first containers of the new season
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ArticleJapan to tighten variety protection
Japan will consider restrictions on taking domestically developed varieties of fruit out of the country
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ArticleChilean cherries leave for China
The first shipment to China of Chile’s 2019/20 cherry season leaves Valparaiso
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ArticleECJ rules on labelling from Occupied Territory
The European Court of Justice has ruled that products from Israeli settlements must be labelled to allow consumers to make “informed choices”
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ArticleWet weather hits potatoes
As volume sales fall, rainfall during lifting looks set to lead to higher waste and breakdown, which could limit supply and push up prices