All Production & Trade articles – Page 654
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VideoUkraine unlocks new apple opportunities
Asia Fruit Logistica: Green Farm's Volodymyr Glus explains how new varieties could open new doors for Ukraine's apple exports
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VideoJupiter jumps on new opportunities
Asia Fruit Logistica: MD Mark Tweddle explains how new grape varieties could make a difference in new markets
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ArticleNew SAWS scheme will have "little effect"
The horticulture sector has welcomed Sajid Javid's new non-EU worker scheme but says it won't be enough to plug the gap
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ArticleAilimpo predicts stable grapefruit crop
Harvest forecast at 76,000 tonnes, while Spain is expected to continue strengthening its position in the EU
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ArticleExtreme weather helps Asda to bumper apple crop
Retailer’s early apple harvest was 12 per cent bigger than last year thanks to cold winter and summer heatwave
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ArticleTozer Iberica takes back celery responsibility
Spanish subsidiary aims to build closer relationships with growers by taking back distribution role from HM Clause
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ArticleAgrovista partners with Carbon Gold as UK distributor
Agronomy and crop protection firm will distribute Carbon Gold’s enriched biochar products in England, Scotland and Wales
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ArticleNew lettuce Fusarium wilt outbreak confirmed
The AHDB have reported cases in Lancashire, Cambridge and Ireland of the disease which can devastate crops
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Article"Time is now" for organic kiwifruit
Zespri and Oppy are exploring the opportunities for organic kiwifruit in North America
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ArticleMission opens Portland facility
Avocado giant launches modern ripening and distribution centre in Oregon to expand its Pacific Northwest reach
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ArticlePink Lady lands healthy snacking award
Branded variety recognised for taste, texture and quality in snacking category at Healthy Food Guide's Best of Health Awards
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ArticleNew World Order
Seed potatoes are a UK export success story, with quality and endeavour making them an attractive product globally, yet with Brexit looming, Britain is looking further afield amid concerns that it could damage the market. Ed Leahy reports
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ArticleBrassicas benefit from cool spell
Sales of broccoli, cabbage and cauliflower at Waitrose grew in the last week of August thanks to cooler weather
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ArticleJapan avocado imports soar
Japan is the latest market to go wild for avocados as imports rise year-on-year in July
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ArticleSpain increases import intake
Fresh produce imports rose 8 per cent in value through the opening quarter of the year
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ArticleCitrus growth poses problems
The logistics of exporting citrus from South Africa needs an urgent re-think if the country is to cope with future growth
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ArticleRise in Vietnamese produce trade
Fresh fruit and vegetable imports and exports both climbed through the first eight months of the year
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ArticleChile looks east
Exporters in Chile may be facing production and trade challenges in an unstable global market but strong promotional campaigns in Asia are yielding results as the exports giant looks to expand its presence in China and India
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ArticleDefra seeks more exemptions than other states
The government agency responds to calls for greater assistance for farmers following drought conditions
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ArticleNew CEO at Dover as challenges mount for port
Former Maersk and Ports of Jersey head to take the reins as key port negotiates Brexit and completes Western Docks Revival project