All Production & Trade articles – Page 637
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ArticleUS cranberries on EU hit list
Growers fear that retaliatory tariffs in response to steel dispute could hurt the industry
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ArticlePlant and Food in Miro JV
Government-owned science institute joins with Māori-owned firm Miro Limited to breed unique berry varieties
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ArticleAustralia needs infrastructure for export
Insight from China could help the country reach its A$100bn agriculture goal by 2030
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ArticleCertis launches new powdery mildew control
Bio-fungicide to be welcomed by growers given limited number of control options against troublesome disease
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ArticleFarmers have 'six years to change'
Speaking at the CAAV spring conference, secretary Jeremy Moody says production will have to become more competitive after Brexit
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ArticleSlow sales spoil India apple market
Importers describe India’s apple market as flat and unexciting after a predicted shortage fails to materialise
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ArticlePatagonian ports fall out of favour
Valparaíso and Buenos Aires seen as lower-cost alternatives for topfruit exports
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ArticleTru-Cape updates on drought impact
Company says its 2018 apple and pear crop will be affected by hail, drought and high temperatures
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ArticleZespri shareholders vote for constitution change
New structure to address problems of shareholder misalignment, as identified by industry consultation
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ArticleRockmelon sales plummet 90 per cent
New South Wales grower, Rombola Family Farms, has been named as the source of a listeria outbreak that caused the drop in sales
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ArticleEuro bodies call for Brexit trade deal
Presidents of Copa and Cogeca write to Michel Barnier imploring minimum disruption to trade after Brexit
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ArticleAgrial's ambition
Doug Robertson, managing director of Agrial Fresh Produce, explains how the Florette owner’s new structure puts it on the path to significant growth
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ArticleChile mulls Indian blueberry potential
The fruit is becoming increasingly popular among India’s health conscious consumers
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ArticleAgroFresh expands Harvista use to cherries
Technology interrupts the negative impacts of ethylene and allows more flowers to develop into fruitlets
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ArticleIG brings Artisan Organics apples to India
Mumbai-based importer brings in first batch from Wenatchee, US, through its association with Stemilt Growers
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ArticleIndonesia grants South Africa export extension
Indonesia will allow a list of South African horticultural goods entry for a further three years under the new agreement
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ArticleNutrano buys Nangiloc Colignan Farms
Acquisition expands Australian company's citrus operations, while adding table grapes to its export mix
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ArticleNew Zealand and Vietnam continue strong trade
Vietnamese Prime Minister Nguy Xuan Phuc is visiting New Zealand to discuss growth in trade relations
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ArticleResearch warns of 29-mile tailbacks at UK border
Study finds that adding just two minutes to each vehicle check after Brexit could more than triple the length of queues
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ArticleFarron calls UK food market "broken"
The former Lib Dem leader said Gove's proposals sought to "win headlines" at their spring conference in Southport