All Production & Trade articles – Page 637
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ArticleJupiter expands with 'major' South African acquisition
Shropshire-based grower and trader Jupiter Group has purchased the majority share in RSA company Bonaire
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ArticleSoil Association raises organic standards
New easier to use format will make route to certification simpler, while clearer for the public to understand
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ArticleChile hails improved access to Indonesia
After more than eight years of negotiations, Chilean fruit will be permitted to enter the country through the Port of Jakarta
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ArticleChile assesses impact of storms
Asoex said it hopes to have a full evaluation of the crop damage by next week
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ArticlePacific worker limit increased in NZ
Ahead of the fruit harvest season, the New Zealand government has upped seasonal worker numbers
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ArticleChiquita highlights sustainability efforts
To tie in with America Recycles Day, group shines light on efforts to minimise food waste and promote sustainability
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ArticleJapan/China start food safety talks
Japan and China have agreed to start regular talks on food safety in a bid to ease Chinese import restrictions
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ArticleDR looks to increase pineapple exports
The fruit is one of several products identified by the government with good potential
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ArticleKorean governments say it with produce
A delivery of mandarins from Seoul to North Korea is latest gesture of goodwill
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ArticleSeeka raises capital to fund expansion
Through a new capital raising strategy Seeka plans to gather NZ$50m (US$33m) to pay debts and fund growth
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ArticleVeg gangmaster refused licence
Lobina Azeem has licence refused after it was deemed her father, who breached standards in supplying veg labour, had too much influence
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ArticleA glass act
Ageing structures and a high initial cost of investment have slowed the uptake of renewable technologies by UK glasshouse growers, but an AHDB sustainability project is trying to spread Dutch knowhow in a bid to save energy and optimise production
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ArticleMexico counts cost of avocado strike
Walkout by Michoacán producers is costing the industry US$4.3m a day, says Apeam
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ArticleJo Johnson warns of fresh food access
Transport minister resigned on Friday saying Britain could not guarantee access to fresh food in no-deal Brexit scenario
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ArticleHonduras targets eastern European banana market
Banana shipments forecast to reach US$650m in 2018, making them the second biggest export after coffee
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ArticleJapan opens to Egypt
A number of vegetables, as well as melons and dates have been granted access from Egypt into Japan
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ArticleChina to import Kenyan produce
New agreement will increase trade for Kenya whose key items are fruit, vegetables and flowers
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ArticleCharges laid over strawberry saga
Queensland Police make arrest following “complex” investigation launched in September
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ArticleAsda launches 'giant avocados'
With 20 per cent more flesh, Asda's king size avo is the latest launch in an avocado arms race
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ArticleStargrow signs Lesotho deal
South African group agrees deal to help improve Lesotho’s agricultural industry