All Production & Trade articles – Page 629
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ArticleRecord breaking Brit strawberries already on sale
The earliest ever British grown strawberries have gone on sale in Tesco and Aldi in Wales despite cold snap
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ArticleUK-China research help combat strawberry disease
Partnership involving NIAB EMR unearths several new strains of Verticillium wilt, paving way for new resistant varieties
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ArticleAMT Fruit hits 1m meal mark in FareShare donations
Over 1,700 charities have benefitted from Tesco supplier’s citrus since partnership with FareShare began in 2015
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ArticleFruits de Ponent takes Commission fight to ECJ
Action "will highlight the serious crisis affecting the European stonefruit sector since the Russian ban"
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ArticleBuoyant Australian citrus industry seeks expert advice
Australian citrus will learn how to better leverage its excellent quality standards in the Asian market
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ArticleNZ kiwiberries set to land in India
Freshmax works with Suri Agro Fresh to launch Munch'n range in the South Asian nation
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ArticleLandgard steps up collaboration with BVEO
German marketer to work more closely with PO association in future to support growers and make industry more sustainable
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ArticleMuddy Boots QC checks rise 19 per cent
Over 4.1 million fresh produce items quality checked by software provider in 2017 as food businesses demand greater visibility of supply chain data
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ArticleSpanish export growth stalls
Vegetables hit by inclement weather, but raspberries, blueberries, pears and avocados all perform strongly
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ArticleOZblu launches blueberry academy
RSA breeder OZblu launches blueberry academy in a bid to strengthen South Africa's agricultural sector and create jobs
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ArticleLate-season freeze for Central Valley
Citrus growers on alert as temperatures plummet, potentially causing damage to the 2018-19 crop
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ArticleNew Zealand storm disrupts harvest
Ex-cyclone Gita has passed through New Zealand overnight causing flooding and damage to crops
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ArticleBranching out
Frozen Tenderstem may be a decade in the making but the brand is confident it will be worth the wait as it targets a new cohort of consumers
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ArticleDel Monte sees yearly result slide
Net income drops to US$120.8m, reflecting 'lower gross profit and higher provision for income taxes'
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ArticleCrimson Snow blazes new trails in Europe
As production expands, one of the world's newest apple brands is making a name for itself in key markets
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ArticleStonefruit leads Chile’s export charge in Asia
Asoex reports steep increase in cherry and nectarine shipments to China this season
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ArticleHeavy storm hits New Zealand
Tail end of ex-tropical cyclone Gita makes landfall, with growers in central regions on alert
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ArticleRolling into the season
As the 2018 Australian table grape season gains momentum, Asiafruit looks at who's sending what, and where
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ArticleStrategic change for Vietnamese exports
A trend away from fresh produce and toward a ‘made in Vietnam’ brand is key to the country’s export plan
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ArticleHoogstraten prioritises variety
The Belgian auction is placing a greater emphasis on raspberries and blueberries, where most growth in the berry category is being seen