All Production & Trade articles – Page 648
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ArticleGreek presence to enlarge in Madrid
The participation of Greek exporters at next month’s Fruit Attraction trade show is set to grow threefold
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ArticleVietnam develops dragon fruit exports
Vietnam is looking to expand its dragon fruit production and export markets, report claims
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ArticleVachamon Awards boost imports
A new fresh produce prize is up for grabs in Asia: Thailand’s Vachamon launches its own awards to help grow import market
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ArticleAgricoper extends grape season to half a year
Investment in new varieties has enabled leading exporter Agricoper to supply the fruit from early July to mid-December
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ArticleNew berry tomatoes in development for UK markets
At barely more than 2cm across, the berry tomato variety from Axia Vegetable Seeds is a novel option for tomato lovers
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ArticleSan Miguel joins JD.com’s new fruit alliance
The Argentine firm becomes the 19th fruit supplier to sign up to the new initiative
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ArticleFarmers fear labour cost rise
Farmers in France are concerned that proposed increases in seasonal labour costs could damage their competitiveness
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ArticleNo-deal Brexit ‘could cost food supply chain £9.3bn’
Food and drink imported from EU would be subject to average tariff of 27 per cent, meaning higher costs for suppliers and retailers, report warns
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ArticleGerman apples could access India and Canada
Trade negotiators have already managed to secure a similar market access protocol for German apples to Taiwan
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ArticleCosta Rica strike losses mount
Pineapple and banana exporters frustrated as unions block access to main port
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ArticleBerry People expands berry and avo programmes
Company kicks off inaugural Chilean organic blueberry season and Avo People-branded avocados
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ArticleBelOrta ready for winter
BelOrta will see a jump in tomato production this winter, as the Belgian cooperative responds to demand for year-round availability and high-quality taste
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ArticleAutumnal rush for blackberries
Sales of the autumn berry at Waitrose spiked in the past week as Britain gets ready for winter
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ArticleHalf-hour customs delay ‘will bankrupt one in 10 firms’
Delays of 10-30 minutes would see one in ten British firms go out of business, according to survey of supply chain managers
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ArticleItalian exporters demand government support
Marco Salvi: Minister must act to ensure country is fully prepared for negotiations over trade access to new markets
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ArticleColombia makes second citrus shipment to US
Citrus producers are keen to diversify their export markets and see good opportunities in the US
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ArticleColombia plays host to EU avocado buyers
The country is looking to attract new business as Hass avocado offer swells
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ArticleModernising melons
Melon heads are soon in for a treat as new, flavourful offerings begin appearing in Australian supermarkets
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ArticleCapespan sells Joy Wing Mau shareholding
The South African-based multinational marketer and distributor has sold its entire 9.23 per cent stake
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ArticleGem avos take social media approach
Westfalia Fruit is targeting consumers through social media ‘influencers’ after joining forces with Coregeo to market new gourmet avocado brand