All Production & Trade articles – Page 629
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ArticleBown issues stark warning as port strike continues
The ongoing stoppage is harming Chile’s reputation on the world stage says Asoex boss
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ArticleSoil Association in organic marketing push
Certification body launches new marketing materials and urges producers to sign up to its revamped veg box finder
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ArticleGreenhouses boost food security in UAE
The first tomato harvest from UAE agricultural technology firm Pure Harvest is a sign of things to come, as the Gulf strives to reduce its reliance on food imports
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ArticleOrganic climate report ‘naïve’, says Riverford founder
Guy Singh-Watson says many benefits of organic farming should not be ignored following study claiming organic food has higher climate impact
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ArticleManuel Arrufat takes helm at CMC
He replaces Vicente Bordils, who stands down as president after a 14-year tenure
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ArticleWashington apple exports down
A smaller crop helped lower export volumes due to retaliatory tariffs imposed by major markets
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ArticleSoloberry's haskap success
Soft fruit specialist makes breakthrough in bid to bring haskap berries to European market
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ArticleFirst bee vaccine could help pollinators
Significant fall in bee numbers has prompted scientists in Finland to develop a groundbreaking vaccine
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ArticleNikolaos Politis adapts to change
Greek trader Nikolaos Politis is embracing the need to evolve in order to deal with present challenges including the continuing financial crisis in Greece
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ArticleNorovirus discovered in five per cent of lettuces
Vomiting and diarrhoea bug present in 30 out of 568 lettuces tested by FSA, which accuses food industry of “serious negligence”
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ArticleOrange River harvest in full swing
South Africa’s biggest early season table grape region bounces back after late start, with normal weekly volumes now being shipped
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ArticleNamibian growth hopes dashed
Namibian table grape exports affected by setbacks during flowering period
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ArticleBlackcurrants threatened by warmer winters
Blackcurrants have been described as the "canary in the mine" for effects of climate warming on UK fruit
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ArticleHigh expectations for NH Kissabel campaign
Producers are reporting good quality for the 2018/19 harvest in Europe and the US
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ArticleIndian apple imports set to fall
USDA predicts volumes to decline for second straight season, with China ban taking its toll
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ArticleAfruibana protests banana price drop
African banana association Afruibana is protesting against the “excess” imports into the EU coming in from third countries
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ArticleDry spell wipes estimated £800m of agriculture
Revised government estimates reveal financial effect on agriculture of Britain's wild weather in 2018
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ArticleAvo association refutes water concerns
World Avocado Association fights back after reports that some UK restaurants have stopped serving the fruit due to concerns over the environment and Mexican drug crime
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ArticleCamposol beefs up avo supply
Company edges towards year-round production with Colombian project
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ArticleSpain calls for action as citrus prices slump
Increasing overlap between South African fruit and early Spanish varieties causing alarm