All Production & Trade articles – Page 650
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ArticleProduction soars in parts of Africa
The last decade or so has seen an explosion in production of fruit and vegetables from French-speaking African countries including Senegal and Côte d’Ivoire
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ArticleLeadsom confirms no trial seasonal workers scheme
Minister has said 'there is no evidence' that a pilot scheme is needed days after visiting fruit farm to hear of labour challenges
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ArticleNew fungicide promises strawberry life boost
Joanna Wood reports on the launch of Luna Sensation, a product Bayer hopes will reduce disease problems and waste
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ArticleSpanish tomato woes highlighted in new study
EC study reveals prices for Spanish tomatoes are consistently lower than for those from other EU countries
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ArticleIndia's mangoes to hit new highs
Exports are expected to pass the 50,000-tonne mark during the 2017/18 fiscal year
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ArticleUS, Australia sign food safety agreement
New bilateral food safety agreement a win for Australian exporters
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ArticleEU brings in new e-certification system for organics
New system designed to improve traceability, boost food safety and reduce potential fraud related to organic imports
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ArticleRetailers switch up cherry supply contracts
Cherry supplier J.O. Sims wins new business as M&S consolidates sourcing strategy while Sainsbury’s shortens its supply chain
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ArticleDelegation set for Brussels to promote Evesham asparagus
Visit to European Paliament on 25 April aims to promote Vale of Evesham asparagus in Europe and thank EU for granting PGI status
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ArticleIntra-EU trade on the up
Fruit and vegetable movement between EU member states grew 2 per cent in volume and 7 per cent in value last year
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ArticleSpain limbers up for new stonefruit campaign
Market uncertainties are casting a shadow over what looks like being a promising season production-wise
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ArticlePink Lady America's appeal dismissed
Chilean trademark case put to bed, with Apple and Pear Australia recognised as rightful owner
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ArticleHorticulture businesses see profits rise
Glasshouse and veg production drove revenue growth in the sector, while fruit growers struggled with low farmgate prices
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ArticleEgyptian grapes target China
Following the signing of a protocol with China for Egyptian grapes, exporters are excited by the potential of this huge market
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ArticleAvocado marketers set sights on further growth
The success story that is avocados shows no sign of ending, and the biggest challenge now is keeping up with demand
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ArticleP&I gives customers a taste of Norfolk’s asparagus
New Covent Garden wholesaler promotes J W Allen & Sons’ Portwood Asparagus brand with cooking demos and tasters
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ArticleOrsero returns to form and targets expansion
Italian group set to grow non-banana business with possible entry into fresh-cut and dried categories following public listing
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ArticleMexico "open for business"
Government rules out the reinstatement of tariffs with the US but says it will continue to seek further trade diversification
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ArticleNaturipe reports on blueberry growth
Optimal quality and production from key growing regions is helping to meet increasing consumer demand
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ArticleHi-tech glasshouse to open in the Grampians
The Victorian government has invested in Nectar Farms to develop a large-scale hydroponic glasshouse