All Production & Trade articles – Page 657
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ArticleDutch concerns rising over Brexit
Companies 'cannot prepare' for prospect of no deal as the UK weighs up its options for leaving the European Union
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ArticleChina cuts tariffs on Argentine blueberries
Lower tariff will improve the competitiveness of the industry, says ABC
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ArticleOppy pushes 'PepperUP' concept
Fresh produce importer-distributor urges retailers to “PepperUP” with big Divemex displays
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ArticleCMA CGM throws weight behind Agricool
Shipping group supports the development of Agricool to revolutionise urban agriculture and give containers a second life
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ArticleGrapes are stable… for now
In South Africa, SATI sticks to its initial export estimate despite difficult trading conditions.
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ArticleTenderstem launches new purple variety
'Tenderstem Royale' will be sold exclusively at M&S, with brassica brand responding to demand for new veg that is easy to prepare and cook
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ArticleFrosts hit Murcian veg production
Growers in the Guadalentín Valley assess the impact of the first cold wave of the winter
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ArticleSpain’s greenhouse sector to launch EU campaign
New promotion seeks to overturn negative image of fruits and vegetables grown under plastic
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ArticleFresh ideas to the fore in Berlin
Packed with insight and inspiration, Fruitnet World of Fresh Ideas is the best way to start your visit to Fruit Logistica
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ArticleA shelf-life extension Mission
Mission Produce and Hazel Technologies partner on shelf-life extension for avocados
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Article£5m food waste fund opens
Government invites applications from food redistribution organisations to help "end scandal of food waste"
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ArticleTaiwan promotes winter fruit to Hong Kong
Promotional and strategic activities have been carried out ahead of the Lunar New Year sales period
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ArticleLongmate exports bananas to Vietnam
In preparation for export to China, Cambodian company ships to Vietnam ahead of green light
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ArticleNew grape packhouse for Mahindra
In the state of Maharashtra, Mahindra Agri Solutions opened a packhouse with a cold store capacity of 280 tonnes
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ArticleStubbins Food Partnerships ceases trading
Waltham Cross-based firm blames tough trading conditions and the economic climate as it falls into administration
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ArticleJapan's love for kiwifruit continues
Kiwifruit volumes reached record levels in Japan in 2018 as the fruit continued to buck the prevailing trend of declining fruit imports
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ArticleImports increase in China’s inland cities
Traders in China’s inland cities have noticed a strong uptake in imported and tropical fruit
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ArticleDemand down for Costa in December
Australian group experienced subdued demand for tomato, berry and avocado categories during December 2018
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ArticleFarm unions warn over no-deal Brexit
Four UK farming unions send letter to MPs reminding them of their responsibility for maintaining the UK food supply
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ArticleGene editing could spice up tomatoes
Pungent compounds that make chilli peppers spicy could be activated in tomatoes thanks to gene-editing, scientists say